Molokaʻi & Lanaʻi
The quiet islands, for the trip after the trip. Fewer places, all worth the boat or the little plane.
Molokaʻi
The island that kept its own pace. Come for the quiet and let it set the schedule.
Papohaku Beach Park
Nearly three miles of sand you might have to yourself.
Palaʻau State Park
The clifftop lookout over Kalaupapa.
Kalaupapa National Historical Park
A sacred, sobering peninsula. Guided tours only.
Halawa Park
Drive the east end road to the very end.
Molokai Fish & Dive
Molokaʻi's ocean, with the crew that runs it daily.
Big Wind Kite Factory
Handmade kites from a plantation-town storefront.
Paddlers Restaurant and Bar
Dinner, a full bar, and live music by the wharf.
Lanaʻi
One small town, one great bay, and roads that want a four-wheel drive.
Hulopoʻe Beach Park
Clear water, tide pools, and the island's best sand.
Keahiakawelo (Garden of the Gods)
Red rock towers at the end of a 4WD road.
Lanaʻi Cat Sanctuary
Over 700 cats between you and your flight home.
Lanaʻi Culture & Heritage Center
The island's story, told in the old Dole building.
Blue Ginger Café
Breakfast and burgers across from Dole Park.
Lanaʻi City Grill
Dinner and live music at Hotel Lanaʻi.
Lanaʻi Adventure Park
Ziplines and a two-story aerial course in the Koʻele uplands.