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| DIXI
MARU COVE |
| Dixi Maru Cove is actually a protected inlet,
surrounded by lava outcroppings and fringed by a
reef. In the summertime, the shallow water is very
calm and safe and it is a superb place to enjoy
swimming and snorkeling.
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| HALAWA
BEACH PARK |
| Halawa Beach Park is set on the beautiful Halawa
Bay, a popular fishing, picnicking and sunbathing
spot on Molokai’s east shore. Two beaches draw visitors
to Halawa Beach Park: Kamaalea Beach and
Kawilli Beach connect here to perfectly frame
the bay. Halawa Beach is said to have been a favorite
surfing spot for Molokai chiefs in ancient Hawaii.
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| HALE
O LONO BEACH |
| At the “House of Lono” Beach, visitors can take
in the amazing view in a quaint and seemingly private
setting. Once the site of an ancient religious temple
called a heiau, this area has deep spirituality
and invokes cultural curiosity. Here food and other
gifts were offered up to Lono, the god of agriculture
and fertility, in hopes that Lono would grant abundant
crop growth and land and sea productivity.
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| KAKAHAIA
BEACH |
| If you are a naturalist and/or interested in
history, don’t miss Kakahaia Beach on your Molokai
trip. This beach used to be an ancient Hawaiian
fishpond. Here the Hawaiians raised food for their
kings.
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| KAMILOLOA BEACH
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| Kamiloloa Beach is located in Molokai near Hotel Molokai.
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| KAUPOA
BEACH |
| Located on Molokai’s west coast, Kaupoa Beach
is a pristine haven for nature lovers. There are
two crescent shaped beaches here, offering white
sand, brilliant blue water, and black lava rocks.
There are numerous tide pools for observing the
even more colorful marine life.
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| KEPUHI
BAY |
| Kepuhi Beach, situated on gorgeous Kepuhi Bay,
is one of the most scenic spots on Molokai and a
great location to make photo and video memories.
At this west coast spot, the rocky coastline meets
the Pacific’s blue waters to create awe-inspiring
views and deep contrasts. Walk barefoot through
pristine white sand and marvel at the demonstration
of nature in full effect as strong currents rise
and swell.
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| KIOWEA
BEACH |
| Looking for the ultimate picture of a Hawaiian
beach? An awesome sunset surrounded by palm trees?
This is certainly it. Kiowea Beach is located on
the south side of Molokai, near Kaunakakai Wharf.
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| MOOMOMI
BEACH |
| The best time to go is in the summer when it‘s
safer to swim because the water is calmer. In the
winter months, a large portion of the beach is washed
away from the waves and large, mile-long sand dunes
form from the strong northeast trade winds.
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| MURPHY'S
BEACH |
| On Halawa Valley Drive along the East Coast
of Molokai sits beautiful Murphy’s Beach, one of
the island’s most popular family fun-in-the-sun
spots. Shallow waters protected by the reef make
Murphy’s an ideal swimming and snorkeling destination
for all ages, but the waters are usually too calm
for surfing or bodyboarding. Surfers may want to
venture over to nearby Rocky Point to find rideable
waves.
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| ONE
ALII BEACH PARK |
| You’ll find that this sandy beach has some nice
swimming conditions in the summer and fall months
because of the surrounding coral and rocks. There
aren’t any lifeguards so use caution during the
high surf winter months.
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| PAPOHAKU
BEACH |
| A prize of West Molokai, Papohaku Beach is a
stunningly beautiful coastal adornment perfect for
sunset strolls or quiet contemplation. As one of
the largest sandy beaches in the Hawaiian Islands,
this 3 mile long stretch is a sight to behold, perfectly
framed by the Pacific on one side and a graceful
forest on the other.
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| POHAKU
MAULIULI BEACH |
| In search of some peace and quiet place to just
relax? Check out Pohaku Mauliuli Beach on Molokai’s
west coast. Located near Kaluakoi Resort, you’ll
find two beaches that make up this beach.
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| SANDY
BEACH |
| Looking for an uncrowded swimming experience?
Check out Sandy Beach on Molokai's southeast coast.
The beach is great for swimming due to its offshore
barrier reef, which acts like a shield against high
surf.
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