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Kakahaia Beach Park - A Bird-Lover's Haven in Molokai, Hawaii
Kakahaia Beach Park is a 42-acre county park and bird sanctuary located on the south coast of the island of Molokai in Hawaii. While swimming ... -
Kiowea Beach Park - Spectacular Sunsets in Molokai, Hawaii
Kiowea Beach Park is a narrow beach located on Molokai's southern coast. It lies between the towns of Kaunakakai and Kalamalua, near the popular Kapuaiwa ... -
Mo'omomi Beach - Hawaii's Most Intact Beach
Mo'omomi Beach is a small pocket of white sand located within the 921-acre Mo'omomi Preserve in northwest Molokai. Having been declared a nature preserve since ... -
Molokai Museum and Cultural Center - A Showcase of the Island's Early Sugar Industry
The Molokai Museum and Cultural Center is a charming museum that showcases the island's early sugar milling industry. The museum is housed within the historic ... -
Phallic Rock Kaule o Nanahoa - An Unusual Attraction in Molokai, Hawaii
The Phallic Rock is an unusual rock formation in an ironwood forest near the Kalaupapa lookout at the end of road 470 in Molokai, Hawaii. ... -
Interesting facts about Hawaii
Because of its numerous active volcanoes, beautiful beaches, natural wonders and tropical climate, Hawaii remains one of the most visited travel destinations in the world. ... -
What to do in Hawaii
Hawaii is the youngest state of America, so U.S. citizens don't need a passport or a visa to visit. But because of its location and ... -
The Eight Islands of Hawaii
Big Island of Hawaii (Population 130,400, Area 4,028 sq. miles) The "Big Island" has spectacular contrasts...the mighty volcanoes Mauna Loa (13,679 feet) and Kilauea, lofty ...
