Molokai - Most "Hawaiian" Island
Accommodations & Beaches' Paradise
The power of gods is still palpable on Molokai, which is often referred to as the most "Hawaiian" island. This happens because it has the largest percentage of native Hawaiian residents in the state, excluding the privately owned island of Nihau.
This friendly paradise lives from agriculture, ranching and tourism. A mule ride, down on the highest sea cliffs of the world, along the northern coast, to Kalaupapa, is a "must" for everybody in vacation on Molokai. Kalaupapa, a former leprosy settlement, officially designated as Kalawao County, is now a National Park and a place wich attracts also a large number of tourists.
Most tourists prefer accommodations and packages offered by the all inclusive hotels settled on the beaches. This is because this hotels allow tourists to spend relaxed vacations and have amenities for many water activities like surfing, diving, snorkeling, swimming, etc.