Papohaku Beach

Papo Haku Beach is a beach on Morro Island, located in the south. The coastline is relatively long, and the area of the beach is very large, very comfortable, the sea is super clear, the blue sky and white clouds are very comfortable

This beach is in the northwest and at the end of the road. The coastline is still quite long, about a few kilometers. It is said that when you are lucky, you can see turtles coming out. The sand is also golden and very beautiful.

This beach is definitely the best choice for your vacation, this beach is not a lot of tourists, so here you can quietly enjoy your own leisure time, the beach sand is very delicate, walking on it is very comfortable, sunbathing on the beach has a special flavor.

Molokai Island, 38 miles long, 10 miles wide, the northeast coast stands the world's tallest seaside cliff (3,600-3,900 feet), and the south coast has the longest continuous shore reef in the Hawaiian Islands (28 miles). Here you can trace the Kalaupapa National Historical Park, explore Papohaku Beach, one of Hawaii's largest white sand beaches, or take a walk in the sacred Harawa Valley to feel the spirit of the Aloha everywhere.

This is the westernmost beach on Molokai Island. It is very beautiful, there are almost no people, the beach is very soft, and it is very comfortable to walk on it. The waves here are relatively large, there is no water, and it is not recommended to enter the water.