Molokai Beaches
The island of Molokai has a coastline of about 88 miles (142 km). Molokai beaches are never crowded and most are rather deserted since the island is home to just a little over 7,400 residents. Also, Molokai is still off the beaten path (it hasn't been discovered by too many visitors yet).
Most beaches on Molokai are rocky and have an offshore reef. However, one of the longest white-sand beaches in the entire state of Hawaii is located on Molokai's west shore – Papohaku Beach. Other sandy beaches can be found on the island's east shore, such as Murphy's Beach and Halawa Beach Park, as well as here and there in other parts of the island. Beach sand in Hawaii comes in all kinds of shapes and colors. Read more about Hawaiian beach sand composition.
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Hale O Lono Beach



Kamiloloa Beach


Kaupoa Beach


Kepuhi Beach


Kiowea Beach



Murphy's Beach




Pohakumauliuli Beach


Po'olau Beach



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