Cheap Things To Do in Hoolehua, Hawaii

Molokai's rain forest ... More on TripAdvisor

The hike was through a bog, ending at a view even better than at the prior lookout. More on TripAdvisor

This classic Hawaiian outing into the former leper colony of Kalaupapa is a soul- stirring trip. Your mule ... More on travelandleisure

What is more "Molokai" than the Molokai Mule Ride? The Mule Ride is simply the thing to do on Molokai. An... More on igougo

This royal grove -- 1,000 coconut trees on 10 acres planted in 1863 by the island's high chief Kapua'iwa (later, King Kamehameha V) -- is a major roadside attraction. The shoreline park is a favorite subject of sunset photographers ... More on Frommers

Located on the southeastern shore of Moloka'i, this is actually two beaches, each with shoreline access. ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Wailau trail begins near Iliiliopae Heiau and is the only route that connects south and north Molokai. It lead ... More on PlanetWare

Originally was a sight for ... More on TripAdvisor

Explore the southeastern coast of Moloka'i on horseback or by wagon. Commencing at the 50-acre Mapulehu Mango Grove 15 miles east of Kaunakakai, ... More on Yahoo! Travel

From the tiny island of Molokai in the Hawaiian archipelago come extraordinary premium coffees. Our 500 acr... More on Coffeesofhawaii.com

In Kualapu’u, there are two great short tours that go great together-–fresh coffee and nuts, what could be ... More on igougo

The long northern shore of Moloka`i is lined by sea cliffs that rise 1,700 feet above the ocean, making them the highest in the world. Extending out from roughly the center of the northern shore is... More on LighthouseFriends.com

Our airport experience at the settlement left us wondering if we would be spending the night in the leper colony with the delay in the return flight to pick us up. More on LighthouseFriends.com

Tour the R.W. Meyer Sugar Mill (1878), now restored with late 19th century machinery. The adjoining museum ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

En route to the California Gold Rush in 1849, Rudolph W. Meyer (a German professor) came to Molokai, married the High Chieftess Kalama, and began to operate a small sugar plantation near his home.... More on Frommers