Molokai Attraction Guide
Wailau Valley is a remote north shore Molokai valley with sea cliffs, waterfalls, wild shoreline scenery and very difficult access.
Wailau Valley, located on Molokai's north shore, is backed by the world's tallest sea cliffs and several tall waterfalls that cascade down from the cliffs. This is the largest valley on this stretch of coastline, which is known for its almost inaccessible terrain. Boats are the primary means of accessing the valley. A sandy beach lines the Wailau Valley coastline.
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Wailau Valley is located on Molokai's remote north shore. The map point should be kept at the current page coordinates if already set in WordPress. There is no road access into the valley, and visitors should not attempt independent access without current local guidance, safe conditions, proper equipment, communication and permission where needed.
Wailau Valley is located on Molokai's remote north shore, below steep sea cliffs and rugged coastal terrain.
No. There is no road access into Wailau Valley, and the area should not be treated as a normal drive-up attraction.
Sources describe access by boat in suitable conditions, by air, or by a very difficult overland route. Any access requires careful planning, local guidance and safe conditions.
No. The overland route is remote, steep, overgrown and difficult, with serious safety and rescue concerns. Regular visitors should not attempt it independently.
The valley is known for dramatic north shore cliffs, waterfalls, streams, wild shoreline scenery and its history as a Hawaiian ahupuaa.
