Coffees of Hawaii
Coffees of Hawaii is a Molokai coffee estate in Kualapuu tied to island-grown coffee, agricultural history and a former visitor cafe and tour stop.
Molokai Attraction Guide
Molokai Attractions
Find the best Molokai attractions for cultural history, scenic valleys, historic churches, farms, lookouts and quiet island stops, from Halawa Valley and Kalaupapa to Palaau State Park, Kapuaiwa Grove, Kaunakakai Harbor and Molokai Plumerias.
Attraction directory
Molokai Attractions
Browse Molokai attractions, from scenic lookouts and historic landmarks to family-friendly stops, cultural sites and memorable places to visit.
Halawa Valley
Halawa Valley is a lush east Molokai valley with waterfall views, Hawaiian cultural history, Halawa Bay scenery and guided access to sensitive valley areas.
Kalaupapa National Historical Park
Kalaupapa National Historical Park preserves the history of Molokai's former Hansen's disease settlement, sea cliffs, churches, cemeteries and living community.
Kamakou Preserve
Kamakou Preserve is a limited-access East Molokai rainforest preserve with Pepeopae Bog, native plants, cloud forest habitat and guided conservation hikes.
Kapuaiwa Grove
Kapuaiwa Grove is a historic Molokai coconut grove near Kaunakakai, planted during the reign of King Kamehameha V and best viewed safely from outside the trees.
Kaunakakai Harbor
Kaunakakai Harbor is Molokai's main commercial harbor and small boat harbor, with a long wharf, barge supply activity, boat ramp and south shore views.
Molokai Plumerias
Molokai Plumerias is a family-run plumeria farm near Kaunakakai with fresh flowers, leis, farm tours, lei-making experiences and online flower orders.
Molokai War Memorial
Molokai War Memorial is a quiet downtown Kaunakakai tribute with engraved plaques, flags and cannons honoring Molokai residents who died in American wars.
Our Lady of Seven Sorrows Church
Our Lady of Seven Sorrows Church is a historic Molokai Catholic church in Kaluaaha, built by Saint Damien in 1874 and still used for worship.
Pala'au State Park
Pala'au State Park is a forested Molokai upland park with Kalaupapa Lookout, Phallic Rock, picnic areas, camping by permit and cool mountain scenery.
Purdy's Natural Macadamia Nut Farm
Purdy's Natural Macadamia Nut Farm is a family-run Hoolehua farm where visitors can crack macadamia nuts, sample honey and learn local farm history.
Rock Point (Pohakuloa)
Rock Point, also known as Pohakuloa, is a volcanic roadside landmark on east Molokai between mile markers 21 and 22 along Kamehameha Highway.
Saint Damien Church
Saint Damien Church, also known as Saint Joseph Church, is a historic Kamalo mission built by Father Damien in 1876 on Molokai's south shore.
Wailau Valley
Wailau Valley is a remote north shore Molokai valley with sea cliffs, waterfalls, wild shoreline scenery and very difficult access.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the top attractions on Molokai?
Top Molokai attractions include Halawa Valley, Kalaupapa National Historical Park, Palaau State Park, Kapuaiwa Grove, Kaunakakai Harbor and several local farm stops.
Which Molokai attraction is best for cultural history?
Kalaupapa National Historical Park, Halawa Valley, Saint Damien Church, Our Lady of Seven Sorrows Church and Kapuaiwa Grove all connect visitors with Molokai history.
Can visitors go to Kalaupapa National Historical Park?
Access to Kalaupapa is limited and may change. Visitors should check current rules, permits, tour availability and resident-access restrictions before planning a visit.
Which Molokai attractions are good for scenic views?
Halawa Valley, Palaau State Park, Kalaupapa Lookout, Wailau Valley and Kaunakakai Harbor offer memorable views of valleys, cliffs, forests and the south shore.
Are there farm attractions on Molokai?
Yes. Molokai Plumerias, Purdy's Natural Macadamia Nut Farm and Coffees of Hawaii are examples of farm-related island stops, though hours and visitor access may vary.