Facts about Moloka’i:

Population: 7,404
Area: 260 sq. miles
Flower: White Kukui Blossom
Island Color: Green

Moloka’i is the fifth largest of the Hawaiian Islands. It stretches 38-miles end to end and is only 10-miles wide. A fringe of ancient fishponds are scattered along its coastline. The highest mountain is Mauna Kamakou at 4,970 feet.

Molokai’s internationally legendary man of prayer was Father Damien, the Belgian Roman Catholic priest who devoted his life to the victims of Hansen’s disease (leprosy).

Various activities offered on the Friendly Isle are: fishing, diving, snorkeling, biking, kayaking, hikes, and horseback riding: trails and round-ups.

Feel free to contact us if you are interested in any activities on the Friendly Isle of Moloka'i.