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| Sightseeing | |
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Kalaupapa Lookout is very popular among honeymooners visiting Molokai. From this vantage point in Pala'au Park, the peninsula of Kalaupapa seems attached to Molokai almost as an afterthought. The 1,600 foot, almost vertical cliffs, served as a natural barrier to the outside world. One of the largest and best-preserved ancient Hawaiian temples in the islands, 'Illi'ili'opae can be visited with the Molokai Horse and Wagon Ride. In ancient times Moloka'i was known and revered as a center of religious learning and mysticism. 'Illi'ili'opae was dedicated to the highest gods worshiped throughout the islands. |
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| Activities | |
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There are several great activities for honeymooners in Molokai; hiking, water sports such as scuba, surfing and snorkeling, golf, tennis, fishing, sailing or kayaking, horseback riding, mountain biking or take a mule ride to historic Kalaupapa. |
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| Shopping | |
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If you are looking for fashions other than resort wear, you're in the wrong place. For general shopping along Kaunakakai's Ala Malama Street, there's a good selection of souvenirs and t-shirts. |
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| Hidden Gems | |
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For an off-the-beaten-path treat, visit the Big Wind Kite Factory in Maunaloa. Ask our Molokai Honeymoon specialists about other hidden gems. |
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| Family Friendly Dining and Entertainment | |
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To really sample a taste of Hawaii, your family must take in a lu'au, which is a feast with an accent on fun. Honeymooners can watch and even learn how to hula, eat to your hearts content and watch the amazing cultural entertainment! |
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The average high summer temperature is 87°F while the average high winter temperature is 80°F. The ocean temperature is remarkably consistent 72-76 degrees all year long. The amount of rainfall along the coastal areas average 10-20 inches annually but as you move away from the beaches and toward the mountains, precipitation increases. |
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