towering waterfalls, and rainforests to attract tourists. Molokai’s trouble is that it has fewer of these attractive things than its larger neighbors—and many more unprofitable features.

Molokai is known for challenging hikes, spectacular vistas, and the 250-foot-tall thread of water known as Moa'ula Falls. Molokai's nickname is "The Friendly Isle," and at only 38 miles long ...

If you're not into wheels, try horseback or mules, each a different experience on Molokai. They can be combined with hiking to reach remote areas not seen by car. The hike up to Halawa Valley is a ...

This hidden gem of a beach requires only a short hike through stunning nature to escape the tourist throngs and find yourself ...

KAUNAKAKAI, MOLOKAI — Here on the sleepiest of the major Hawaiian islands -- the one that calls itself the “Friendly Isle” -- a sign on the door of Friendly Market Center says, “Aloha ...

What Molokai does have is the tranquillity of an unspoiled rural island with natural beauty — mountains and waterfalls and the lovely Halawa Valley. It can lay claim to being “the last ...