Molokai Water Adventures

Molokai is known for its amazing water activities. Take a sports fishing charter from Kaunakakai or whale watch in the Kalohi Channel during the winter months. Molokai is also home to Hawaii’s longest continuous fringing reef at 45 kilometres. Natural “finger” coral and stony coral offer fantastic snorkelling and scuba diving opportunities along Molokai’s south shore. Kayaking is also amazing off Molokai’s pristine shores. Papohaku Beach is one of Hawaii’s largest white sand beaches and is a great spot for a dip in the calmer summer months, while Kumimi Beach (also known as 20 Mile Beach or Murphy’s Beach) is known for its great snorkelling.

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  Beaches of Molokai

  Molokai offers a handful of beautiful, secluded beaches.
  
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  Boating of Molokai

  Take a charter fishing excursion from Molokai’s Kaunakakai Harbor.
  
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  Fishing on Molokai

  Set sail from Kaunakakai to catch marlin, mahimahi and ono in Molokai’s fertile waters.
  
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  Molokai to Maui Day Trips

  Maui is easily accessible from Molokai, with an inter-island ferry running daily between Kaunakakai Harbor and Lahaina Harbor.
  
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  Snorkelling and Scuba-diving of Molokai

  Home to Hawaii’s longest continuous fringing reef, Molokai is a fantastic place for snorkelling and scuba diving.
  
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  Whale Watching on Molokai

  The waters between Lanai, Maui and Molokai offer some of the best winter whale watching in the world.