Cheap Things To Do in Kalaupapa, Hawaii

It's quiet as you ride on your mule along the 2.9-mile trail to Kalaupapa. Perhaps it's because you're ridi... More on Gohawaii.com

You will not find another place like it anywhere on earth, and you will never forget the experience of seei... More on igougo

This whale-watching area allows intimate encounters with the magnificent creatures that only the islands ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Bluestone National Scenic River is preserved as a living landscape that provides an unspoiled experience for visitors and a haven for a variety of plants and animals. ... More on recreation.gov

The only company allowed to give tours of Kalaupapa (site of the former leper colony) is staffed ... More on Yahoo! Travel

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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

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 234-acre piney-woods park, 8 miles out of Kaunakakai, doesn't look like much until you get out of the car and take a hike, which literally puts you between a rock and a hard place. Go right, ... More on Frommers

Pala’au State Park is located at the end of Hwy 470, about 20 minutes from Kaunakakai. The park is most well know for it’s overlook ... More on igougo

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 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

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