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1. Kapuaiwa Coconut Grove
- Kapuaiwa Coconut Grove was planted in the 1860s by King Kamehameha. Of the thousand trees that once flourished, only a few hundred remain; still... read more
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2. Moloka'i Museum & Cultural Center
- Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the R.W. Meyer Sugar Mill, founded by German sugar planter Rudolph W. Meyer in 1878, has been... read more
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3. Murphy's Beach Park / Twenty Mile Beach
- Take the turn off at Mile Marker 20 on Highway 450, and you'll find this popular family beach. It's safe for even the smallest snorkelers because... read more
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4. Waialua Beach
- Located on the East End just before Mile Marker 20, this is a great place to swim, suntan or body surf. Novice surfers can also get comfortable... read more
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- Lakes and Rivers
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5. Puko'o Beach
- Located on the southeastern shore of Moloka'i, this is actually two beaches, each with shoreline access. The eastward beach is the best for swimming,... read more
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6. Molokai Fine Arts Gallery
If you shop in only one store in Kaunakakai, make it this one. The expanded gallery (it recently moved to a much bigger and better space) features...
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7. Kapuaiwa Coconut Grove/Kiowea Park
This royal grove -- 1,000 coconut trees on 10 acres planted in 1863 by the island's high chief Kapuaiwa (later King Kamehameha V) -- is a major...
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8. Post-A-Nut
The postmaster on Molokai will help you say "Aloha" with a Molokai coconut. Just write a message on the coconut with a felt-tip pen, and she'll...
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9. Molokai Fish & Dive
Here you'll find the island's largest selection of T-shirts and souvenirs, crammed in among fishing, snorkeling, and outdoor gear that you can...
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10. Stand-by Golf
- The equivalent of stand-by airfare, this activity broker offers cut-rate greens fees on courses around O'ahu to people who are willing to wait... read more
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The Best of NileGuide
- There’s never a reason to be bored in Kaunakakai. There are just too many things to do. Start with the must-see attractions, move to the big sights and fine museums, check out some tours, dig in to some outdoor activities, and work your way down to the between-the-cracks, off-the-beaten-path gems. Just leave some time to catch your breath.
