Schmap Maui and Molokai Equestrian Activities

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Maui and Molokai - Equestrian Activities
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Moloka'i Ranch Stables

Riding and rodeo

8 Maunaloa Highway
(P.O. Box 259)
Maui and Molokai, HI 96770
United States
+1 808 552 2741
http://www.molokai.com

As you'd expect on a ranch, several equestrian activities are offered at the Paniolo Recreation Area near Maunaloa. An Introduction to Horsemanship class (about USD65) instructs novices in the basics to prepare them for guided rides. Amble through several historical sites on the Kaupoa Trail Ride (USD105; begins at 9:30a). Learn to herd cattle as you ride with ranch paniolos (cowboys) on the Cattle Trail Drive (USD110; includes lunch, departs 9:30a). Compete in rodeo games like barrel-racing and cattle-sorting during the Paniolo Roundup (USD105; commences at 1:30p). The Keiki Paniolo adventure is designed for kids, who will ride a horse around the corral, feed calves and toss a lariat.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Moloka'i Ranch Stables photo by Chad Podoski

Photo: Chad Podoski

Pacific Whale Foundation

Whale and Dolphin Watching Kealia Beach Plaza
Suite 25 101 North Kihei Road
Maui and Molokai, HI 96753
United States
+1 808 879 8811
http://www.pacificwhalefoundat... Since 1980, nearly two million people have joined experts on the Eco-Adventure cruises. High-tech catamarans powered with biodiesel fuel take you dolphin and whale watching in Maui. The Pacific Whale Organization aims to scientifically identify adverse factors affecting the recovery of endangered marine mammals and works to eradicate those factors. Educational programs involving whales, dolphins, porpoises, and other marine mammals are regularly organised. The organization also maintains speakers' bureau and a library on marine mammals and their habitat. Most popular are the Sunset Cocktail and Dinner Cruise.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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