About this city
Moloka-i and L-na-i are two neighboring, contrasting islands located in Maui County, together representing the quieter and more preserved frontier of old Hawaii. Moloka-i is deeply rural and traditional, holding some of the world's tallest sea cliffs and a history defined by its preserved indigenous lifestyle and the historic Kalaupapa colony. L-na-i, conversely, has evolved from the world's largest pineapple plantation into an ultra-exclusive, private island luxury retreat wrapped in rugged pine-covered highlands.
Location & Administrative
County
Maui
Time Zone
HST
State Code
HI
Transportation & Accessibility
Nearest Airports
MKKLNY
Getting Around
Car Required
Weather & Timing
Best Months
JanFebMarAprMaySepOctNov
Average Temperature
Peak Season
Beach SeasonHiking Season
Off Season
Hurricane SeasonRainy Season
Economics & Local Vibe
Sales Tax
4.5%
Key Industries
Ultra-Luxury Hospitality (Lanai)Traditional Agriculture and Eco-Tourism (Molokai)
Practical Tourism Metadata
Suggested stay: 2–4 days
Ride a mule down the towering sea cliffs to Kalaupapa National Historical Park on Moloka-i, and explore the martian rock landscapes at the Garden of the Gods on L-na-i.
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