Molokai

• Molokai is known as “The Friendly Isle”
• Molokai is part of Maui County 
• The island is approximately 38 miles long x 10 miles wide 
• Population approximately 7400 residents 
• Highest Sea Cliffs in the World
• Molokai is considered the birthplace of Hula 
• There is little development or commercial tourism 
• Considered the most authentic Hawaiian island, where culture and tradition is preserved 
• No traffic lights on the entire island
• Known for beautiful beaches and pristine natural landscapes 
• Known for Fishing and Diving
• Axis Deer Hunting
• Home of the Moloka’i Hoe Canoe Race - World Championship of Outrigger Canoe Racing

Molokai is located 8 miles northwest of Maui and 26 miles southeast of Oahu. There are multiple flights daily on Molukele Airlines in between the islands, with approximate travel time of about 30 minutes. Private charters available. There is an Alamo rental car center at the airport for renting a car. Driving around the island is easy as there is little to no traffic.