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Before becoming a tourist destination, the island of Molokai was used for vastly different reasons: first as a transplant home for the native Hawaiian people in 1865 and 1895 and second as the forced home to lepers and other sick people. In 1980 the area was made into a historic site to remember the travesty that this beautiful island played a part in. Historic landmarks found inside include the Molokai Light and the Kalaupapa Leprosy Settlement. Visitors can only access the park with authorized tour groups, such as Damien Tours and Molokai Mule Ride.
Address: Kalae Hwy (Hwy 470) Kalaupapa HI USA 96742
 Send an Email  1 808 567-6802
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Pala'au State Park
At the end of Kalae Highway on Molokai Island, visitors will find Pala'au State Park. The park sits on more than 230 acres of land and borders the Kalaupapa National Historical Park. Inside are ironwood, koa and eucalyptus forests and scenic lookouts of the ocean. Throughout the park are picnic areas, historical sites, hiking trails and restrooms. Camping sites are available by permit only.
Address: Kalae Hwy (Hwy 470) Kualapuu HI USA 96748
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