Molokai is known as the Friendly Island and "The Most Hawaiian Island." If you think you would like to visit the Hawaii of 50 years ago before shopping centers and high-rises dominated, you should go to Molokai. It has very few tourists compared to other islands. Molokai is the fifth largest island with a population of 7,000, which
is made up of mostly native Hawaiians.

Since The environment is rural and relaxed. There are no traffic lights, no billboards, and no buildings over three stories high. It is the closest neighbor to Oahu and can
be seen from many points on Oahu's southeast side. Western Molokai is dry with rolling hills while east
Molokai is a tropical rain forest. The spectacular north shore receives over 240 inches of rain a year producing lush green ravines and 3,600-foot vertical sea cliffs.