Land Activities In Molokai Hawaii

So you are finally on that most coveted vacation in Molokai Hawaii. Now what to do, you ask yourself. Here are some few suggestions that may peak your interest.

Hiking
One of the most popular activities and ways to see the island is hiking. You must remember that in Molokai, the simple way of living is what make people go back to it again and again. Molokai has a lot of Hiking Trails that are both easy (for the beginners) and challenging (for the pros). Be treated into a treat as you traverse the hiking paths of Molokai. See beauty beyond your wildest imagination as the water, land and sky join together into a swirl of beauty that will take your breath away. The popular trail in Molokai that you may want to take note is the Pepeopae Trail. More or less three miles, the Pepeopae Trail will take only an hour and half of your day to traverse. One great perk of taking this trail is seeing the Pelekunu Valley.

Motor Tours
For people who wants to see the whole of Molokai but doesn't have the time or the stamina to do so, then you may opt to take the Motor Tours. From the tropical feel of the east to the rolling and green hills of the west, the motor tours will show its passengers the true beauty Molokai has to offer. Places of interests that the tour will stop include the Halawa Valley Lookout point, Kalaupapa Lookout, Ili'ili'opae heiau, Father Damien Church, the Phallic Rockm the Sheraton Resort, Papohaku Beach, Maunaloa Town, Purdys Macademia Nut Farm and also a mini tour of the Kaunakakai Town.

Horse Back Riding
Okay, here's your dilemma. You are dying to see the island but you're exercise deprived body can't take walking for miles and hours but you also down want to take a motor tour since it feels fake for you. You want something in between. A tour that won't make you tired but at the same time will allow you to feel nature around you – the wind in your face and the grass on your shins. So what do you do? Tour Molokai horse back riding! The trails in Molokai are fit for this type of mode of transportation. The trails for horseback riding are filed with spectacular views – cascading waterfalls, the vast ocean, also other Hawaiian Islands such as Lanai and Maui.

Sight Seeing
Every island in Hawaii has a lot to offer to its visitors when it comes to aesthetics but what Molokai can boast of is the natural beauty it has. Molokai is the home of Komakou Preserve, a 3,000 acre of virgin forests protected and preserved down to the last root of it's youngest hundred year old tree. The Komakou Preserve is one of the reasons people go to Molokai. After all, where else in the world can you see such beauty and splendor? But aside from this, Molokai can also boast of other must see places in its territory like Halawa Valley or the Cathedral Valley, home of the Moola Falls which is another must see in Molokai; Kalaupapa National Historic Park, theonce home of Belgian Father Damien; and Kaunakakai, a lazy town that will bring you back to the good old days in Molokai Hawaii.