Molokai Town Guide
Ho'olehua is a rural central Molokai community near Molokai Airport, known for open roads, homestead history, Purdy's Macadamia Nut Farm and island-wide access.
Ho'olehua is located in the northern part of Molokai, off of Highway 460, near the Molokai airport. It is a small community situated 620 feet (189 m) above sea level. In the past, the community's name was spelled in different ways, so in 2003, the Board on Geographic Names finally designated it Ho'olehua.
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Ho'olehua is located in central Molokai near Highway 460 and Molokai Airport. From Kaunakakai, drive northwest on the main road toward the airport area. The marker is placed near the Ho'olehua community and airport-area road network.
Ho'olehua is in central Molokai, near Molokai Airport and Highway 460. It sits inland on the island's central plateau.
Ho'olehua is known for its rural setting, Molokai Airport access, homestead community history, Purdy's Natural Macadamia Nut Farm and quiet central-island roads.
Yes. Molokai Airport is in the Ho'olehua area and serves interisland flights for residents and visitors.
Visitors can stop at Purdy's Natural Macadamia Nut Farm when open, use Molokai Airport, drive central Molokai roads and continue toward Kaunakakai or west Molokai.
No. Ho'olehua is inland and rural. Visitors drive from here to reach beaches, Kaunakakai services and other Molokai attractions.
