Palaau Park is a state park overlooking Kalaupapa Peninsula. One Alii Park is a county beach park where camping is permitted. Kaahako Crater is another beautiful Molokai attraction with ancient Hawaiian graves along its slopes. Nature Conservancy staff and volunteers lead a monthly hike through Kamakou Preserve and the Moomomi Preserve. Reservations and a deposit are required.
Space is limited.
Here you will find more than 250 species of Hawaiian plants - at least 219 of which can be found nowhere else in the world. This lush rain forest is also home to countless native insects, supporting a unique array of birds. Yet within vast communities of native grasses and shrubs grow more rare coastal species than in any other single place in the main Hawaiian Islands. Pelekunu Preserve protects one of Hawaii's last remaining free-flowing streams, home to at least seven native aquatic species.