Molokai
This tiny island is steeped in legends and myths. Some claim that Molokai islanders used to repel invaders by standing on the shore and chanting prayers. This reputation has carried forward even to today, where Molokai is known to be different from all the other islands - it is spiritually gifted and resistant to change.

This is a great destination for those seeking solitude and a place that caters not to tourists, but rather is dedicated to preserving its culture and traditions. Molokai Ranch on the west end of the island has created a great eco-friendly setting for outdoor enthusiasts. Here there are well designed trails and opportunities for a variety of outdoor activities.

The northern tip of the island remains protected by Forest Reserve and Preserves, making it an ideal destination for those who wish to explore the flora and fauna at its primitive best. Molokai is home to the highest sea cliffs in the world, standing some 3500 feet above the sea.

Sight-seeing on Molokai should include:

• Halawa Valley
• Ili'ili'opae Heiau
• Kalaupapa Settlement
• Kaunakakai
• Maunaloa Town
• Molokai Ranch