You came to Molokai to get off the beaten path and the “Friendly Isle” is happy to oblige. Ask a local at the Aqua Hotel Molokai to find out the best time to go to Kanemitsu's Bakery in Kaunakakai for their famous breads, piping hot from the oven. Most have heard of Kalaupapa National Historical Park, but for a different view take a drive to Palaau State Park, the 34-acre recreation area in Central Molokai with magnificent views overlooking the peninsula. And while Kamakou Preserve is an off the beaten path treasure, the dunes of Moomomi Preserve in northwest Molokai, also under the care of the Nature Conservancy, provides another unexpected adventure.

• Beaches of Molokai - Molokai offers a handful of beautiful, secluded beaches.
• Historic Places on Molokai - Explore the historic places of Molokai, an island strongly connected to its Hawaiian history.
• Hula of Molokai - Legend says hula was born on Molokai These traditions are celebrated every year at the Molokai Ka Hula Piko Festival.
• Natural Wonders of Molokai - The rugged terrain of Molokai features beautiful natural wonders untouched by development and large crowds.
• Snorkeling and Scuba of Molokai - Home to Hawaii’s longest continuous fringing reef, Molokai is a fantastic place for snorkeling and scuba diving.
• Whale Watching on Molokai - The waters between Lanai, Maui and Molokai offer some of the best winter whale watching in the world.

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