Molokai Photo Tours – 05 – Aerials Southwest Beaches & Hale O Lono
Hale O Lono Harbor. Looking west to La'au Point with Hale O Lono, Kanalukaha, Kapukawahine and Kahalepohaku Beaches in Between. In ancient times there [...]
Molokai Photo Tours – 04 – Aerials West Shore & Beaches
Pohakumauliuli. The Dark Rock. These are the beaches just north of the Kaluakoi resorts. Locally known as Make Horse (Mah Kay - dead in [...]
Molokai Photo Tours – 03 – Aerials North Shore Sea Cliffs
The world's highest sea cliffs (pali) dominate the north shore of Molokai from the eastern tip of the island to a few miles west [...]
Molokai Photo Tours – 02 – Aerials East Mile 17 To Halawa
At about mile 20 is Kahinapohaku Fish Pond. It was breached in the 1860s and destroyed shortly after. A group of local Hawaiians rebuilt [...]
Molokai Photo Tours – 01 – Aerials East To Mile 16
Over the last couple of years, Ted Kenemitsu our drone pilot and a Crackerjack photographer, has posted on our Facebook page, random views from [...]
Molokai Hotels, Accommodations & Vacation Rentals
Accommodations on Molokai fall into four categories; hotel, condominiums, beach houses and unique. The ONE HOTEL, Hotel Molokai, is located about 1.5 miles east of [...]
Transportation – Molokai Airlines, Rental Cars & Taxis
Travelers to almost any of the Hawaiian Islands can reach their destination with very little difficulty. Getting to and from Molokai, conversely, can be a [...]
Molokai Vacation Tips – Making The Most Of Your Visit
Slow Down – As the sign at the airport exit says, “Slow Down, This is Molokai.” This means physically, mentally and emotionally. If you [...]
Languages – Hawaiian & Pidgin – Local Lingo
While English is the official language in Hawaii, two others will be heard while you are here, Hawaiian and the ever-present Pidgin. While you [...]
About Molokai – Molokai History
One and a half million years ago, give or take a day, two large volcanoes pushed through the surface of the Pacific Ocean and [...]