Kaunakakai Maps

Visitors to East Moloka'i can enjoy the peace and quiet of this tropical area for only a few dollars, thanks to the generous spirit of th...

For vegetarians and anyone desiring healthy food, try this tiny cafe, located at the edge of downtown in a funky white tin shack with a b...

If you love the smell of fresh bread and pastries baking, visit this historic venue. The bakery, founded in 1922 by Fred and Shigeo Kanem...

Located on the East End just before Mile Marker 20, this is a great place to swim, suntan or body surf. Beginning surfers can also get co...

This company flies people to and from the famed, isolated settlement of Kalaupapa, where Father Damien presided over a leper colony in th...

Although it's now nothing more than a pile of rubble and rocks, the ruin of a building nearby the Kaunakakai Wharf was once the summer hi...

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the R.W. Meyer Sugar Mill, founded by German sugar planter Rudolph W. Meyer in 1878,...

According to legend, this is the spot where the greatest of the kahunas, Lanikaula, was buried. A kahuna was a Hawaiian priest o...

An interesting sight on the way to the East End of Moloka'i is this tropical flower farm. The focal point is a large hothouse, more than...

Ali'i Fishpond is one of the best remaining examples of the ancient Hawaiian fishponds, of which there are approximately 60 on Moloka'i....

Locals enthusiastically recommend this tiny lunch stand. It is owned and operated by the sweetest, chattiest little Filipino woman in the...