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Molokai Musts

Whether you’re island hopping from Maui for a couple of days or plan to spend your entire vacation on Molokai, this itinerary features the island’s absolute must-do’s.

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DAY 1

  Mule Ride to KalaupapaKalaupapa
7 hours

You'll have to get up a little early, but the journey to the windswept peninsula of Kalaupapa is one you will never forget. Both the trip and the destination are truly one-of-a-kind. While you can hike down the 1,700-foot cliffs and join the tour of the Hansen's disease colony, or even take a small plane, the most memorable descent is by mule train.
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  Molokai CoastlineKanemitsu's
1 hour

After the adventure of Kalaupapa, wind down and refuel at the ever-popular Kanemitsu's Bakery. This 80 year old institution offers a menu of sandwiches and snacks, but it's the bread that keeps the legions of fans coming back… often late into the night.
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DAY 2

  Halawa ValleyHalawa Valley
6 hours

Molokai is home to several dramatic valleys, carved by centuries of erosion, and left largely untouched by man. Of these, the spectacular Halawa Valley is the one to see. Dotted with ancient temples and groves of native trees, the majestic valley is accessible by guided hiking tours – culminating in two of the most beautiful waterfalls in all of Hawaii.
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  Papohaku Beach
Papohaku Beach 3 hours

After the challenging but infinitely rewarding hike through Halawa, nothing beats a refreshing plunge into waters off Papohaku Beach. Easily one of the largest and least populated beaches in all of the pacific, Papohaku stretches for three miles and reaches depths of almost 100 yards. Bring a towel, some lunch, and plenty of sunscreen.
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