Molokai
Molokai The Friendly Isle!
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Towns Of Molokai
Kaunakakai – the largest town and main commercial center of Molokai, located on the south central coast. It has a variety of restaurants, shops, and services, and is also the main hub for transportation around the island.
Kualapu’u – a small town located inland on the eastern side of the island. It is known for its historic buildings, including the Kalaupapa National Historical Park visitor center, and its proximity to the scenic Pala’au State Park.
Maunaloa – a small town located on the western side of the island, near the Kalaupapa National Historical Park. It is primarily a residential area, but does have a few restaurants and shops.
Kalama’ula – a former leprosy settlement, located on the northern coast of Molokai. It is home to the St. Philomena Church, which was built in 1878 and is one of the oldest Catholic churches in Hawaii.
Ho’olehua – a small town located inland on the central part of the island, known for its airport. It also has a few shops and restaurants, and is home to the Molokai Plumeria Farm, which offers tours and sells plumeria plants and leis.
Kipu – a small town located on the southern coast of Molokai, known for its fishing and surfing. It is home to the Kipu Kai Beach, a popular spot for swimming, snorkeling, and picnicking.
Pukoo – a small town located on the eastern coast of Molokai, known for its fishing and beautiful beaches. It is also home to the Molokai Coffee Plantation, which offers tours and sells coffee and other local products.
Kawela – a residential area located on the southern coast of Molokai, known for its beautiful views of the ocean and nearby islands. It is primarily a residential area, but does have a few vacation rentals and a small general store.
Halawa – a remote village located on the eastern side of the island, known for its scenic beauty and cultural significance. It is home to the Halawa Valley, which features hiking trails, waterfalls, and ancient Hawaiian cultural sites.
Wedding Spots In Molokai
Molokai is a beautiful and romantic island that offers several stunning wedding venues. Here are some of the top wedding spots on Molokai:
Papohaku Beach: This beautiful beach on the west coast of Molokai is the longest white sand beach in Hawaii and offers a stunning backdrop for a beach wedding.
Kalaupapa Lookout: This scenic overlook provides panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and the Kalaupapa Peninsula and offers a stunning location for an intimate wedding ceremony.
St. Joseph’s Church: This historic Catholic church was built in 1876 and offers a beautiful and romantic setting for a traditional church wedding.
Molokai Plumeria Weddings: This wedding venue is located in the heart of Molokai and offers a beautiful garden setting for outdoor ceremonies and receptions.
Hula Shores at Hotel Molokai: This beachfront restaurant and bar offers a beautiful location for a casual beach wedding with stunning ocean views.
Hale Kupuna: This beautiful private estate offers a stunning location for a romantic outdoor wedding with panoramic views of the ocean and the island.
Coffees of Hawaii: This beautiful coffee farm offers a unique and rustic setting for an outdoor wedding ceremony and reception.
Waialua Congregational Church: This historic church was built in 1890 and offers a beautiful and romantic setting for a traditional church wedding.
Ironwood Hills Golf Club: This beautiful golf course offers a stunning location for a wedding ceremony and reception with panoramic views of the ocean and the island.
Puu O Hoku Ranch: This beautiful ranch offers a unique and rustic setting for a romantic outdoor wedding with stunning views of the ocean and the island.
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