THINGS TO DO-Places to Go

              AIRLINES-CAR RENTALS-FERRY SERVICE-TAXIS

AIRLINES:
Molokai is a 20 minute flight from Honolulu or Maui. To get to Molokai, you will need to make inter-island flight arrangements on one of the following carriers:

Island Air (5 flights daily) 1-800-323-3345,
                 http://www.islandair.com

Mokulele Airlines (2 flights daily) 1.866.260.7070,
                   http://www.booksecure.net/MokuleleAir/criteria.aspx

Go Airlines (2-4 flights daily) 888-435-9462,
                   http://www.iflygo.com/default.aspx

Pacific Wings (2 flights daily) 1-888-575-4546, http://www.pacificwings.com/pwexpress/index.asp

 

CAR RENTAL AGENCIES:

Budget Rental Car 1-800-527-0700

Island Kine Auto Rentals

Toll Free -877.553.5242,
Local -    
808.553.5242
Fax -       
808.553.3880
info@molokai-car-rental.com
http://molokai-car-rental.com/
 
 

 We offer clean, reliable transportation for your Moloka'i stay.  Cars, vans and pickup trucks at very affordable rates. The personalized attention we lavish on our customers sets us apart from the big guys. We'll meet your flight at the airport and give you an island orientation so you'll feel right at home.  


 

Sailing Schedule Molokai Princess Cruises

 
Maui Departures  Lahaina Harbor, Pier #3
Days Departure Arrival
Mon - Sat 7:15 a.m. 8:45 a.m.
Daily 6:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m.

 

Molokai Departures  Kaunakakai Harbor  
Days Departure Arrival
Mon - Sat 5:15 a.m. 6:45 a.m.
Daily 4:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m.

 

 

Molokai-Maui Ferry - 866.307.6524

 

Molokai to Maui Travel to Maui 
Take t
he Molokai Ferry to Maui for shopping, visiting or just to "get away"!

 

 


 

TAXIS:

If you need a ride, Give us a call
808.336.0967    808.646.9060
We provide taxi service to and from the Airport, Kaunakakai Harbor and Kaunakakai Town. Other destinations upon request! We also provide exclusive, private tours of our island.  http://molokaitaxi.com/

Molokai Off-Road Tour & Taxi 1-808-553-3369
(Molokai Off-Road Tours runs shuttle service to/from the airport for $7.00 per person. 3 passenger minimum)

 

KAULAPAPA (Leper Colony)

DAMIEN TOURS
                        
P. O. Box 1, Kalaupapa, HI 96742 Tel. (808) 567-6171
The only Kalaupapa tour service operated by patients. Visit the site of Father Damien's work among Hansen's disease patients, Mother Marianne's grave, historical sites, churches, the Visitor Center and view spectacular scenery. Lunch included. Best time to call for reservations is between 7-9am and 5-7pm. One tour daily - no tours on Sundays nor on the 16th of the month.

KALAUPAPA National Historical Park & Guided Mule Tour

  Reservation & Information
1-800-567-7550,
(808) 567-6088

 e-mail: muleman@aloha.net 

P.O. Box 200 Kualapuu, HI, 95757

                   

You’ll be riding down 1,700 feet of the most spectacular and highest sea cliffs in the world. The boundless beauty   you will experience as you transverse 26 switchbacks will leave you speechless. These mules are personally trained by company owner Buzzy Sproat. He is considered Hawaii’s foremost expert on Mules.
Once you arrive in Kalaupapa, a bus will take you on a tour where you’ll learn about the leper colony, incredible tales of struggle and human suffering along with stories of courage and love. You’ll see the gravesite of Father Damien, the heroic Belgium Priest who loved and served this colony of outcasts. This is a special place in Hawaii, like no other you’ll experience. TOUR DETAILS: Tour is 7 ½ hours starting at 8:00 am. Dress comfortably. Long pants are recommended. Bring water and snacks. Picnic lunch is included. Open daily except Sunday. Must be at least 16 yrs old.

AIR TOURS

MOLOKAI AIR SHUTTLE: Offering tours to Kaulapapa from Molokai Airport. Guided tour of Kalaupapa settlement is available. Air tours also available including pristine Waikolu, Pelekunu and Wailau Valleys.

FARES: Air to from Kaulapapa $52 per person
Aerial tour of North Molokai $52 per person
Ground tour of Kaulapapa Settlement $32 per person

PARAGON AIR 800-428-1231 (toll free) or 808-244-3356 FAX: 808-876-0844
Private charters and tours. Kaulapapa Tour: Experience this historical tour, so moving and inspiring, it will stay in your heart forever. After flight – seeing the panorama of Molokai’s north coast, you’ll land on the remote Kalaupapa Peninsula – the Leper Colony made famous by Father Damien. You’ll be escorted on a tour given by a former "patient" who’ll talk story. After lunch, the adventure continues by air following the world’s highest sea cliffs to Cape Halawa, across the Pailolo Channel back to point of origin
Other Tours include Big Island Volcano Tour, Jungle Express to Hana Maui, Valley Isle Special (Maui), Private Golf Tour.

GROUND TOURS & ATTRACTIONS

    NATURE CONSERVANCY OF HAWAII HIKES
Date: Monthly
Place: Kamakou and Moomomi Preserves
Nature Conservancy staff and volunteers lead a monthly hike into the lush rainforest of the Kamakou Preserve and into the Moomomi Preserve, a last stronghold of a major Hawaiian coastal ecosystem that contains numerous archaeological sites. Hike leaders will meet you at the Molokai airport at 8:30 am, serve as interpretive guides throughout the hike, and return you to the airport by 3:30 pm. Reservations and a deposit are required. Space is limited and the hikes are often booked well in advance. For more information, please call the Molokai staff at (808) 553-5236, email hike_molokai@tnc.org or
visit the Conservancy's site.

 

               
GROWING HAWAII'S ALOHA FLOWER SINCE 1982
 

                                Where: 1342 Maunaloa Hwy., 2 1/2 Mi. West of Kaunakakai
                                 Hours: Tours offered between 9a.m. and noon weekdays.
Cost: $15.00 per person. Groups limited to eight persons. Participants are delighted to handle the flowers and discover they're not as fragile as they initially thought. They can't get over walking into the lei room and seeing how we are throwing the  rejects on the floor. There will be a carpet of flowers by the time we're done, because we're very selective when we're making the leis. Every guest leaves with a fresh plumeria lei that they've strung themselves. We also provide them with their lei needle so they can make leis at home if they wish. We show them what flowers to pick for their lei and how to pick them. If they want to add colored flowers to their lei, they can.
Call: (808) 553-3391,  E-Mail  info@MolokaiPlumerias.com,  Web site: 

ANNUAL KA MOLOKAI MAKAHIKI FESTIVAL
Date: January 31
                      Time: 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
                       Place: Mitchell Pauole Community Center, Kaunakakai
The “Makahiki” is a designated period of time following the harvesting season when wars and battles were ceased, tributes and taxes were paid by each district to the ruling chief, sporting competitions between villages (districts) were organized and festive events were commenced. Ka Molokai Makahiki is committed to preserving these ancient traditions, especially those specific to Molokai. Through a series of lectures, land and ocean activities, sporting competitions, oli composition competitions and traditional ceremonies, the Makahiki is alive and well on Molokai. Come and enjoy great food, local entertainment and Hawaiian games like huki huki (tug-of-war), ulumaika (lawn bowling) and uma (arm wrestling), just to name a few.
Call: Louise Bush (808) 553-3673.

COFFEES OF HAWAII:

800-709-BEAN (toll free) or 808-567-9241

P.O. Box 160 Kaualapuu, Hawaii 96757

e-mail: coffee@aloha.net

 www. coffeehawaii.com 

Visit a working plantation – horse drawn wagon tours. Morning and Afternoon tours available. The Plantation Store features an Espresso Bar, Arts and Crafts from over 30 Molokai artisans, Malulani Estate Coffee and MuleSkinner Coffee.
RATES: $14 Adult $7.50 Children (4-12)

MOLOKAI HORSE & WAGON RIDE: P.O. Box 1528 Kaunakakai, Molokai, HI 96748  PH: 800-670-6965 (toll free)  
e-mail: wgnride@aloha.net 
Guided tours of Lli’ili’o’pae (one of Hawaii’s largest remaining ancient Heiau – temple). Horse drawn wagon or horseback tours available. Participate in ancient island games. Create your own Hawaiian hand crafts. Stroll in the shade of 70 year-old trees at the Mapulehu Mango Grove.
RATES:$35 Adults, $17.50 Children 2 – 11 years, $40 Horseback riding (sorry, no children)

MOLOKAI OFF ROAD TOURS:   808-553-3369 FAX: 808-533-1233 P.O. Box 747 Kaunakakai, Hawaii 96748
KALAE TOUR
: Fully narrated tour. Enjoy the ride in an air conditioned van. Dress comfortable as you’ll be getting in and out of the van. See historic Kalaupapa Lookout, Purdy’s MacNut Farm, Coffee’s of Hawaii Plantation, and Kaunakakai Town (where you’ll spend a ½ hour walking around).
Minimum of 3 passengers. Cost: $36 per seat (tax included)
MOLOKAI HIGHLIGHTS
: Fully narrated tour. Enjoy the ride in an air conditioned van. Dress comfortably as you’ll be getting in and out of the van. See historic Kalaupapa Lookout, Father Damien’s Church, Purdy’s MacNut Farm, Coffee’s of Hawaii Plantation, Ancient Fishponds, and historic Kaunakakai Town (where you’ll spend a ½ hour walking around). Lunch is not included.
Minimum of 3 passengers. Cost $49 per seat (tax included)

HALAWA FALLS CULTURAL HIKE

Let nature and a beautiful place on earth astound you as you learn of Halawa's sacredness. Hike to Halawa Valley's spectacular 250 foot Moaula Falls with cultural guides and learn the ancient history of the many archaeological sites you see along the way.


P.O. Box 140 Hoolehua, HI 96729 Tel. (808) 553-9803 or 1-800-274-9303, Email:
mcai@aloha.net

MOLOKAI BICYCLE800-709-BIKE (toll free) or 808-553-3931 FAX: 808-553-5740
P.O. Box 379 Kaunakakai, Hawaii 96748   E-mail  molbike@aloha.net 

Mountain Bike or Hike to Hidden Waterfalls and Pools On Molokai.
Our mountain tour takes you along the eastern ridge of breathtaking Halawa Valley. After a one hour bike ride and a twenty minute hike, discover this secret pool for a refreshing swim. If you don't want to mountain bike, we can drive you up part of the way and hike the rest. Either way, the experience will blow your mind!
Half Day Tours are about three hours long. Choose either the Mauka (mountain) Tour to the waterfalls (weather permitting) or the Makai (ocean) Tour to secluded Fagan's Bay.
$45/person, $40/person if you already have a bike, 2 people minimum.

Molokai Bicycle's Exclusive Pu'u o Hoku Ranch Tours
The tour to the waterfalls takes you high above historic Halawa Valley. Our aluminum bikes with LX components are professionally maintained allowing hassle-free, high quality riding. The mauka (toward the mountains) ride encounters some slippery conditions over steep terrain. Unless you're an expert rider, expect to walk these short up and down stretches but the ride is still enjoyable by anyone in decent shape. If you're not a mountain biker and would rather hike, a truck is available to take you up part of the way. Of course, you purists out there who prefer to hike or run the entire way are welcomed to. Truck, bike, hike, run. Any combination is possible.
Molokai’s only full service bike shop. Sales, bike & ocean sport rentals, repairs. Free maps/info on biking, hiking, camping and ocean activities.First Day - $20, each Additional Day - $15, Weekly Rate - $85, Monthly Rate - $175
Rentals Include: Helmets, Water Bottles, Maps, Car Racks, Inside info. on rides, One heck of a good time!

WATERFALL ADVENTURES
c/o Kenneth Dudoit, General Delivery, Kaunakakai, HI 96748, Tel. (808) 558-8464
Guided tours through trails once used by ancient Hawaiians. Spectacular views of waterfalls, rivers, and an ecological arboretum. Trails for advanced, moderate or light hikers and backpackers.

  MOLOKAI MUSEUM & CULTURAL CENTER:  
808-567-6436
P.O. Box 986 Kaunakakai, Molokai 96748  e-mail: djocean@aloha.net
On the National Register of Historic Places is the R..W. Meyer Sugar Mill – 1878. Site of the annual Molokai Music Festival. Guided tours Mon – Sat 10:00 am – 2:00 pm.
RATES: $2.50 adults,$1.00 children 5 – 18 years

Mountain Biking
Whether you are an experienced mountain biker or just a beginner, we have the perfect outing for you.
For all ages, we have the Gravity Bike Ride, a fun downhill run, losing 1,100 feet in elevation over your descent.
For the more advance and adventurous bikers, we have the Mountain Bike Advanced Course, a serious fun ride with big drops and skinny, off-camber single tracks.
For those looking for an equally challenging mountain bike ride, we have the Naiwa (Sea Cliff) Bike Ride with its breath-taking scenic views of the hidden Na'iwa

Equestrian Activities 
The cowboys on Molokai Ranch can prove to you they were real cowboys before their colleagues put their spurs on in the American Midwest.
Photos in the livestock office of Molokai Ranch, where visitors begin their horseback experiences, will attest to their claim.
In a fully equipped rodeo arena, our experienced horsemen and women will teach you how to roundup cattle in the now famous Paniolo Roundup or take you on the visually-spectacular Kaana Trail Ride.
By the end of your adventure, you will have had a unique experience and leave you planning your return trip to Molokai.
Equestrian activities are available seven days a week. To make a reservation or for more information, contact us.

Target Sports
For all ages, whether you are a beginner or an expert marksman, we have many target sport activities for you to choose.
Using the best shotguns by Beretta, our Sporting Clays offer both aerial and fast-moving ground targets. 
A perfect course for all ages, our Pellet Marksmanship offers shooters our CO2 powered semi-automatic pellet rifles.  See who can hit the most knock-down targets, balloons, clays and a variety of other challenges.
3D Archery - enjoy our 3D targets of deer, wild boar, big ram, black bear, turkey, mountain lion, black buck and more.  Targets are set up like a real hunt.  Perfect for both the beginner and the experienced archer.
Join our Paintball Warriors and mark your opponents with an ooze of paint.  Players are divided into teams and try to catch their opponent's flag.  All equipment is provided.

Hunting
If you possess a valid State hunting license and are registered to use a firearm, then Molokai offers some of the best hunting in the state.
Joey Joao, owner/operator of Hawaiian Kine Hunting, is a professional hunter and will provide you with a one of a kind hunting experience.
For more information, contact Joey at 1-808-336-0095.

Hawaiian Culture
Lawrence Aki is known throughout Molokai as an experienced and knowledgeable Hawaiian guide.
Lawrence runs cultural hikes where visitors can see sites of major Hawaiian historical significance. Visitors will also learn about the important cultural history of Molokai.
The Sheraton Molokai Beach Village also offers Hawaiian story telling daily.
For further information, book Lawrence through the Activities Desk.

The cowboys on Molokai Ranch can prove to you they were real cowboys before their colleagues put their spurs on in the American Midwest.
Photos in the livestock office of Molokai Ranch, where visitors begin their horseback experiences, will attest to their claim.
In a fully equipped rodeo arena, our experienced horsemen and women will teach you how to roundup cattle in the now famous Paniolo Roundup or take you on the visually-spectacular Kaana Trail Ride.
By the end of your adventure, you will have had a unique experience and leave you planning your return trip to Molokai.
Equestrian activities are available seven days a week. To make a reservation or for more information, contact us.
Molokai Ranch is a natural testament to the great outdoors with three unique recreational areas and a variety of fun-filled activities. 

   

 

P.O. Box 84 Hoolehua, HI 96729
PH: 808-567-6601
e-mail: macnuts@molokai-aloha.com
Tour the 70 year-old macadamia nut farm. Mac products available. Open
Mon Fri 9:30 am – 3:30 pm. Saturday and Sunday by appointment only. FREE http://www.molokai-aloha.com/macnuts/


Mac Facts

The macadamia nut tree originated in the rain forests of Queensland, Australia. In 1882, William Purvis brought the first macadamia trees to Hawai'i. Now, 90% of the world's macadamias are grown in the Aloha State.

The fruit, the macadamia nut, is considered a delicacy around the world and demand for this delicious nut far exceeds supply.

It takes approximately seven years for the macadamia tree to bear fruit. The fruit must ripen on the trees and is generally gathered by hand from August through June.

Ours is a family farm. Every member participates in the care of the trees and gathering and preparing the nuts.

The fifty trees in our original orchard were planted in the 1920's and are today considered middle aged macadamias. Since 1980, we have been continually expanding the grove and now have several hundred younger trees adding to our annual production.

OCEAN ADVENTURES

BILL KAPUNI’S SNORKEL AND DIVE: PH: 808-553-9867
P.O. Box 1962  Kaunakakai, Hawaii 96748 billkapuni@hotmail.com 
Let Bill Kapuni take you on a snorkeling adventure off the shores of Molokai, in the warm tropical waters where you’ll experience an abundance of marine life. Learn the lore of ancient Hawaiian legends.
*Professional Gear * Professional PADI Instructor * Snorkel & Dive Tours * Morning Briefing at Location * Complimentary Soda & Chips * Air Fills and Tank Rentals.  Morning and Afternoon Tours available.

LANI’S KAYAK PH: 808-558-8563
P.O. Box 826  Kaunakakai, Molokai, Hawaii 96748
Kayak tours and rental, snorkeling and fishing. Enjoy Molokai’s tropical coastline. Tour guide service available. Call Lani Caparida for reservations and information.
E-mail kayak@aloha.net

MAA HAWAII – MOLOKAI ACTION ADVENTURE PH: 808-558-8184
P.O. Box 1269  Kaunakakai, Molokai HI 96748
Guide service. Hunt deer, wild boar or goats using bows or rifles. Hiking, snorkeling, diving, spear fishing, kayaking and reef trolling. Fishpond and Heiau tours.

MOLOKAI OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES

 

P. O. Box 1236
Kaunakakai, HI 96748
Tel. (808) 553-4477 or 1-877-553-4477 (toll free)
Email: info@molokai-outdoors.com
Molokai Outdoors, your one-stop shop on Molokai! Offering sporting equipment, car rentals, island tours (driving, hiking, biking and kayaking), travel accommodation, adventure retreats, car and room packages, and one day island excursions.

 

MOLOKAI SAILING CHARTERS: PH: 808-553-5852 P.O. Box 1207  Kaunakakai, Molokai, HI 96748
Molokai’s original charter service since 1975. Offering a variety of sailing tours aboard a 42 foot sloop.
2-HOUR SUNSET SAIL: $40 per person
WHALE WATCHING: $50 per person - ½ day of *whale watching including soft drinks and pupus.
                
LANAI SAIL:
$90 per person – a full day of sailing to Lanai for swimming, snorkeling and *whale watching. Enjoy soft drinks and a picnic lunch. (Note: 4 person minimum on each tour) / *seasonal

GOLF

IRONWOOD HILLS GOLF COURSE: PH: 808-567-6000.
 9 hole golf course in Kalae at 1,200 elevation.  Beautiful walking course, carts also available. Open daily 7:00 am - 5:00 pm.

TRAVEL SERVICES

THE TRAVEL SHOPPE:  PH:1-800-657-9112,  808-553-3671, FAX 808-553-3672 
An automated full service agency serving Hawaii and the world from any place of origin.  INTER-ISLAND TOURS, LOCAL TOURS, AIRLINE and HOTEL reservations.

FRIENDLY ISLE TRAVEL: PH: 808-553-5357, FAX 808-553-1368 
 Full service travel agency located on the main street in Kaunakakai. Mon - Fri 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

 

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