Molokai island in Hawaii

Molokai video

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Sweet video about Molokai.
music by Kalapana's Malani Bilyeu

Murphy's Beach in Molokai - Hawaii

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The beach was a dump, literally. The ranch owner, George Murphy, gave his permission to use the site as a park, and the Jaycees cleaned it up and built three small pavilions, plus picnic tables and barbecue grills. Officially, the park is called the George Murphy Beach Park (shortened to Murphy Beach Park over the years), but some old-timers still call it Kumimi Beach, and just to make things really confusing, some people call it Jaycees Park.

Land advertures

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Bicycle tours:

Exploring Molokai by bike is the perfect way to experience this spectacular Island!Cruise downhill on the "Gravity" ride, challenge yourself on the Sea Cliff ride, or rent a bike for the day and create your very own adventure!

Daily Bike Rental:

An exhilarating bike adventure awaits you as you set out to explore Molokai at your own pace. The experienced biking staff of Molokai Fish & Dive will help you select a bike and a trail suitable for your level of riding experience. You'll be given a bicycle trail map, a spare tube and bike pump before setting out for your very own adventure.

Gravity Bike Ride:

A great beginner trek, you'll coast downhill from a 1,100-foot elevation before hitching a shuttle ride back to Kaupoa Camp or you may choose to grind out the climb back to Maunaloa tow

(from:http://www.hawaiiactivities.com/us/hawaii/molokai/sg/1156/ag/6331)

Pala'au State Park in Molokai - Hawaii

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Pala'au State Park is a lovely 233-acre park.The area provides excellent photographic opportunities of pasture lands and forests of irownwood, koa and eucalyptus.The park overlooks Makanalua Peninsula and Kaluapapa 1,600 feet below. Short trails lead to the Kalaupapa Lookout and Phallic Rock.And the Molokai Mule Ride begins nearby. Useful Information: Picnic facilities Picnic shelter Restrooms Paved parking Hiking trails Historical sites Camping by permit only No shower facilities No drinking water Open 24 hours for overnight campers No fees but donations accepted Bring a jacket as the weather is often cool and wet at this 1600-foot elevation

About Molokai island

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This is an honest look at an island lost in time. It's like 50 years ago, like the world left behind. No have tall buildings, elevators, neons,single traffic lights. Friendly people living in here, friendly businesses. The life here more most slowlyer like anywhere all of the world.But it has palm trees, white snad on the beaches, and peace everywhere.

Sandy Cove in Molokai - Hawaii

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Located to the left of Hale o Lono Harbor, this sandy-rocky beach area is fairly well protected and certainly secluded. It is the last easily accessible beach along this coast due to restricted access to the remainder of the shore by Molokai Ranch.

Papohaku Beach in Molokai - Hawaii

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Papohaku Beach on West Molokai is one of the largest sandy beaches in Hawaii. Over three miles long, the beach is usually quite empty.Papohaku Beach offers swimming, snorkeling and diving.

Honouli Malo'o Bay in Molokai - Hawaii

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Honouli Malo'o Bay is a good surfing area. This more protected bay also has a sandy beach good for swimming and snorkeling. The little settlement of Malo'o is located on the mountain side of the highway. Here native Hawaiians still live off the land as their ancestors did by growing taro and fishing.

Halawa Beach Park in Molokai - Hawaii

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The remote, scenic shores of Halawa Beach Park, located on Molokai's East Coast, are great for families and surfers alike.Provided Facilities are Picnic Area, Camping is AllowedActivities types Fishing, Snorkeling, Surfing, Swimming, Walking

Kalaupapa National Historical Park in Molokai - Hawaii

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Kalaupapa National Historical Park was established on December 22, 1980. Still in its formative years, it is dedicated to the past,the present and the future. It is dedicated to preserving the memories and experiences of the past in order that valuable lessons might belearned from them. It is dedicated to providing a well-maintained community to ensure that present residents of the Settlement may live out their lives in this, their home. And, it is dedicated to the education of present and future generations with regard to a disease that has been shrouded in fear and ignorance for centuries.The park is open Monday-Saturday, by invitation only.Visitors must be at least 16 years of age.

kayaking in Molokai - Hawaii

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All kayaks are complete with backrests and pockets to hold all your stuff. If you are a first time participant, our guides will gladly teach you the fundamentals of kayaking.When it's all over, you get to enjoy a leisurely tow back to the wharf. It's an experience not to be missed!

Eco-tours in Molokai - Hawaii

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SCUBA DIVING along the wild southern & also northern shores, when winds & waves permit. New dive sites around small islets just offshore, where excellent pelagic & shark populations are thriving.

SEA KAYAKING along the undeveloped southern coast -- more than 28 miles of maritime marvels.

PACIFIC HUMPBACK WHALE WATCHING in prime season, from December through May.

PRIVATE FISHING CHARTERS: topwater, short-casting, deep sea, whatever you desire.

SURFING LESSONS & BOOGIE BOARDS. The waves can be rugged, so you've gotta watch the local lads first, & be super careful as many of the breaks are over coral beds, not cushy sand.

GUIDED MULE RIDES down a 3,900-foot cliff face, by a safe but adrenalizing switchback trail, on the North Shore Sea Cliffs, all the way down to the sanctuary-like serenity of Father Damien's old healthcare colony on Kalaupapa Peninsula. Scores of native Hawaiians still live down on this lovely isolated tract. Many are descendents of original 19th century patients, all of whom were cured completely decades ago. Only mules, serious hiking or a small charter plane can get you down that cliff to Kalaupapa.

SEA CLIFF MOUNTAIN BIKE TOURS & "Gravity Rides" down giddy miles of country roads, with wind in your hair & gnats in your teeth.

SHORELINE HIKING along some of the wildest, most remote tropical beaches in the Pacific, one of which still burns in my memory as a near archetypal vision of the perfect strand -- the renowned Papohaku Beach on the west end -- three miles of ethereal white sand that's a soccer field wide & clean as Cascade Mountain snow. (This is where legend has it the sacred Hawaiian hula dance originated.)

CUSTOM CARDIO-HIKES to heart-starting locales such as the North Shore Pali (towering sea cliffs) or what many islanders feel is the most sacred spot on Molokai, the 250-foot Moa'ula Falls in the mystical Halawa Valley. This is one of the most remote wilderness basins in the Pacific. Halawa Valley is half a mile wide, more than 3 miles deep & leads to two breathtaking waterfalls that effervesce the pool below so powerfully, local folks say it feels like diving into sparkling soda bubbles! Halawa Valley rocks.

GUIDED HORSEBACK TREKS along countless miles of wilderness trails that rival the Colorado Rockies in sheer wide-open beauty & rugged gains.

More information:

Phone U.S. DIVE TRAVEL's Reservations Office in St. Paul, MN: 952-953-4124.

E-Mail : divetrip@bitstream.net

web: www.usdivetravel.com

Transportation Services in Molokai - Hawaii

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Airport transfers:

We provide transportation to and from the airport(s) in Molokai. We have vehicles suitable for all groups and sizes, including VIPs and luggage transfer. If you require limousine transportation, please click here to visit our limo rentals sections.

Corporate events:

Let us assist you with transportation for your next company excursion, sales meeting, or convention transfer.

Sightseeing tours:

We can organize sightseeing tours for your group. We have the very best drivers and local tour guides. If necessary, we have guides available to conduct tours in Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, and Portuguese. If you need a tour conducted in another language, please contact us and we will find the perfect guide.

Sporting events:

We provide transport to local sporting events. We can also help to arrange tickets to the games.

Convention transfers:

We provide transportation to and from all Molokai Area Convention and conference locations.

Day Excursions:

All types of day trips can be organized from start to finish. We can arrange all of the days transportation, activities, and meals.

More transportation:

- car rentals

- cruise ships & ferries

- Limusines & taxis- airlines

If you would like more information, please email at info@molokaitours.net or call one of our representatives toll free at Tel.: 800-208-4421(from:http://www.molokaitours.net/charters/)

snorkeling & scuba in Molokai - Hawaii

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Join Green Sea Turtles, Manta Rays and brightly colored reef fish as you glide through the spectacular corals on the living reef.The first location is on the upper reef where there are a wide variety of corals and reef fish species. Fully equipped, 31 foot Twin-Hull Power Cat for safe and comfortable tours Experienced dive master on board Top of the line equipment Complimentary mask, snorkel and fins included Snorkel lessons included Wet suits provided (optional)Maximum number of guests - 14 Sunscreen is highly recommended Water and soft drinks provided Bring your own snacks & towel

It is 2-3 hours long, and 69 USD.

(from:http://www.molokaifishanddive.com/molokai-snorkel.php)

Water adventures in Molokai - Hawaii

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Fishing places in Molokai is the Kaunakakai Harbor Fishery Managment Area. This is a good place for Marlin fishing.