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 Fish, kayak, cruise |
P.O. Box 424 Kaluakoi Hotel and Golf Club Maui and Molokai, HI 96729 United States +1 808 567 6789 |
Amiable Captain Mike Holmes facilitates several ocean activities aboard his 27-foot custom sport-fishing boat. Snare a marlin, ono or mahi mahi on a deep sea fishing excursion. Between Nov and Apr, two whale-watching charters are available. Mike also leads body-boarding excursions to hot surf spots around the island. For those desiring a more romantic excursion, try a sunset cruise. The boat can also be chartered for fly fishing, kayak escorting, celebrations and cruises to Lanai. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 All-purpose meeting center |
Ala Malama Maui and Molokai, HI 96748 United States +1 808 553 3876 (Visitor Association) |
This center and the park of the same name across the street are at the center of Molokai's social and civic scene. Many public officials have offices at the center. Nearly every event, from PTA meetings to annual festivals, is held at the facility, whether in one of the small meeting rooms or in the larger conference area. The baseball park across the street and the community tennis courts make this place a hub of island sports as well. Locals and visitors share the playing facilities, which are free to all. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Friendly family business growing nuts |
Lihi Pali Rd (P. O. Box 84) Maui and Molokai, HI 96729 United States +1 808 567 6601 http://www.molokai.com/eatnuts/ |
Macadamia nut trees are not native to Hawaii, but were brought here in the late 1800s from Australia. Originally a one-acre grove of 50 trees planted in the 1920s, this farm has expanded to become a working enterprise involving Tuddie, Kammy and the entire Purdy family. All products are natural and free of preservatives and can be purchased at the farm. Selections include raw or roasted nuts and macadamia nut honey. Free tours daily include complimentary tasting and recipes. Located off Highway 481 north of the airport. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Tom Eppenberger Jr.  |
 Photo: Tom Eppenberger Jr. |