Guidebook for Kaunakakai
Food Scene
It's an oceanfront restaurant, a bar, and a nightclub. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served daily. Featuring live entertainment daily...no cover charge! Weekly entertainment: "Aloha Fridays Celebration" features: Na Kupuna - Hawaiian “aunties” who share lore, achievements and the values of Hawaiian culture through music, hula and mango (wisdom); a torch lighting ceremony; and a live band. There’s also a local artisans craft fair every Friday.
23 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Hotel Moloka'i
1300 Kamehameha V HwyIt's an oceanfront restaurant, a bar, and a nightclub. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served daily. Featuring live entertainment daily...no cover charge! Weekly entertainment: "Aloha Fridays Celebration" features: Na Kupuna - Hawaiian “aunties” who share lore, achievements and the values of Hawaiian culture through music, hula and mango (wisdom); a torch lighting ceremony; and a live band. There’s also a local artisans craft fair every Friday.
Kualapu'u Cookhouse is a small mom and pop's shop and one of the handful restaurants in the island of Molokai'i. A traditional plantation-style building is home to this diner and the furnishings are relatively modest. Despite this, the menu is quite extensive and is comprised of a variety of savory and sweet dishes.
17 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Kualapuu Cookhouse
102 Farrington AveKualapu'u Cookhouse is a small mom and pop's shop and one of the handful restaurants in the island of Molokai'i. A traditional plantation-style building is home to this diner and the furnishings are relatively modest. Despite this, the menu is quite extensive and is comprised of a variety of savory and sweet dishes.
Parks & Nature
Three miles long and one mile wide, this is one of Hawaii’s largest uncrowded white sand beaches. There are restrooms but no showers or lifeguards. Great for sunbathing, use extreme caution when swimming during high surf, especially during the winter months.
15 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Papohaku Beach Park
Three miles long and one mile wide, this is one of Hawaii’s largest uncrowded white sand beaches. There are restrooms but no showers or lifeguards. Great for sunbathing, use extreme caution when swimming during high surf, especially during the winter months.