SunsetsA particularly good one from the 9th Fairway
at Kaluakoi Golf Course
Papohaku Beach
Hawaii’s longest white sand beach
Waikolu Overlook
Breathtaking views of Kalaupapa
Kamakou
Molokai’s highest mountain rising 4,970 ft.
Fishponds
Examples of Molokai’s ancient aquaculture
Approx. 50 dot the south shore of Molokai
Listed on the National Register of Historic
Places
Kawela Battleground
The legendary “Place of Refuge”
Kalaupapa Lighthouse
On Kalaupapa Peninsula
Ili’ili opae Heiau
One of the largest Hawaiian Temples in the
Hawaiian islands
Maunaloa Cinema
808-552-2707
Molokai’s own small triplex featuring newly
released feature films
Kapuaiwa
A Molokai Landmark
One of the few remaining royal coconut
groves
Originally 1000 palm trees were planted here
in the 1860’s by King Kamehameha V.
Kaule O Nanahoa -
Phallic Rock
At Palau State Park
Moku Ho’oniki
Turtle Rock
The Sandalwood Pit
Once used to measure the
amount of sandalwood that would fill the cargo hold of a ship.
Kalua’aha Church
The first Christian Church built on the
island in 1835
St. Joseph’s Church
Historic Chapel built in 1876 by Father
Damien
A monument in his honor stands nearby
Our Lady of Sorrows
Church
Built by Father Damien in 1874
St Philomena Church
Known as Father Damien’s Church
Located on Kalaupapa Peninsula
Halawa Valley
On the Eastern shores of Molokai
Kaunakakai Wharf
The longest wharf in Hawaii
Mokapu Island
Off of Kalaupapa Peninsula
Okala Island
Off of Kalaupapa Peninsula
Molokai Museum and
Cultural Center 808-567-6436
On the National Register of Historic Places
Originally the R.W. Meyer Sugar Mill 1878