The Hotel Molokai (hotelmolokai.com) is located on Kamiloloa Beach, which is fringed by the island's reef. The hotel offers guest rooms of varying size, each equipped with standard amenities. The rooms are open-fronted and overlook the beach. Guests can enjoy nightly Hawaiian entertainment while dining at the hotel's Hula Shores restaurant, situated alongside the freshwater pool. Local attractions include the Kalaupapa National Historical Park, fishing, scuba diving and golf at the Ironwood Hills Golf Club. The concierge can assist guests with advice on hiking, biking, whale-watching excursions and other activities.
Molokai 207 (molokai207.com) is a vacation rental establishment located on Kamiloloa Beach just a mile to the east of Kaunakakai. The rentals consist of a number of comfortably furnished condos overlooking the long beach on Molokai's southern shore. While staying at Molokai 207, guests can arrange to go hunting with either a rifle of a bow. Guests can hunt for wild Spanish goats, axis deer or wild boar. The town of Kaunakakai and its environs have a number of restaurants and fast food outlets. The Molokai Pizza Cafe serves seafood and Kanemitsu's Bakery offers fresh breads, cookies and pastries.
Ka Hale Mala (molokai-bnb.com) is a spacious ground floor apartment available for rental. Known locally as the Garden House, the owners encourage guests to pick fruit and vegetables from the on-site tropical garden, which has papaya, grapefruit, breadfruit, tangelo, figs and more. Ka Hale Mala is located five miles to the east of Kaunakakai. Guests can go kayaking in the calm, shallow waters inside the nearby reef. Kayak rentals are available within walking distance of the Ka Hale Mala. Another nearby activity is horse riding -- guests can hire a horse and ride along the top of the world's tallest cliffs.
The Blue Goose Bed & Breakfast (molokai.com/bluegoose) is located on the rugged western Molokai coast in the old plantation village of Maunaloa. Guest rooms consist of a private bedroom, bathroom and lanai. Guests are offered a nourishing breakfast of eggs, Portuguese sausage and bacon, waffles and fresh fruit with a choice of tea or coffee. The Blue Goose is close to the white-sand beach Dixie Maru Cove, named after a Japanese fishing vessel that was wrecked there in 1920. The cove, also known as Kapukahehu Beach, offers excellent opportunities for snorkeling, swimming and picnicking. The nearest restaurant to the Blue Goose is the Maunaloa Village Grill, located in the village of Maunaloa.
