East Molokai Tour &
Halawa Cultural Hike - This is for min of 4 persons or groups.

The Halawa Cultural hike is not just a hike to the water falls, but full of historical information of the history of East Moloka'i. Halawa Valley is recorded to be the oldest settlement on Molokai, having many ancient stone walls of temples, house sites, and taro (kalo) patches.

The hike is rated as an intermediate to advance hike, with a distance of 2.2 miles each way. It has two river crossings, and some rocky areas along the trails, with possible fallen trees after a storm. Please advise people to bring insect repellant, sunscreen, swim wear and a backpack to carry personal items.

The shuttle/tour vehicle is either an air conditioned 7passenger van or 15 passenger van.

Pick up at airport between 7.00-8.15am to connect with the East Moloka'i Tour and Halawa Cultural Hike.

Before arriving in Halawa Valley, you'll get a tour of the East end during the 1-2 hr drive to Molokai's spectacular waterfalls and back to origin.

Listen to your guides as they bring this ancient history alive in the many stories they share with you about these archeological sites you will see along the way to Moaula falls. Please see the Halawa Hike information below about the hike to the falls

Departure from Kaunakakai at 7.45-8.15am.   Duration of tour is from 6-8 hours

MIN 4 IS REQUIRED FOR THIS TOUR

The Halawa CUltural Hike

Enjoy a tour of the eastern end of Molokai, spectacular mountain scenery and ancient historical and cultural sights along with historical narration provide insights to life on Molokai. Drive to Halawa Valley, the only one of Molokai's five epic valleys that is easily accessible. Two silver waterfalls cascade hundreds of feet to a beach where legends say some of the first Polynesian voyagers made land fall.
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The Halawa Cultural hike is not just a hike to the water falls, but full of historical information of the history of East Moloka'i Halawa valley.
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You will vist taro patches , and see how the staple food of the Hawaiians is grown, as well as a Hawaiian fishpond where Hawaiians cultivated fish in harmony with the natural cycle of preservation and regeneration.
The hike is rated as an intermediate to advance hike, with a distance of 2.2 miles each way. It has two river crossings, and some rocky areas along the trails, with possible fallen trees after a storm.
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Please be advised to bring insect repellant, sunscreen, swim wear and a backpack to carry personal items.

Lunch IS NOT INCLUDED.

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24 hour cancellation policy. A 10% service fee may apply to all reservations cancelled 48hrs prior.