The island of Molokai is visible from the Kapalua area of West Maui. At 260 square miles, Molokai is the fifth largest of the main Hawaiian Islands. Its sea cliffs are majestic, awesome and immense with some towering up to 3,000 feet–the tallest on earth. If you look closely enough, there always seems to be a rainbow somewhere above Molokai. On a visit, you’ll quickly discover its natural, rugged beauty and the fact that there isn’t a single traffic light on the whole island.
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Kapalua Coastal Trail – West Maui
The Kapalua Coastal Trail is 1.76 miles of coastal bliss. If one could design the perfect trail for a morning, midday or sunset walk, this might just be it.
A raised boardwalk helps to protect the unique plants and animals found in this region on Maui.
A clearly marked, yet rustic-feeling path, guides you along the edge of the island through gardens of interesting plants and vegetation, and a striking mix of rock, sand, greens and bright ocean blues.
White sandy beaches invite you to the shoreline—and on some days they are so sparsely populated that you feel as if you have your own private beach.
If only every day could start with a two-mile stroll with views of Molokai to the right and Lanai to the left. Good morning, Maui.