A week of relaxtion, swimming on a deserted beach and consuming a stupid amount of Pina Coladas.
Molokai is a small, rural and relatively untouched island compared the the rest of the inhabited islands of Hawaii. Only one hotel on the island and no traffic lights - it was just amazing.
The people we encountered we all very lovely and friendly. So welcoming to us "Haoles". Lots of signs up protesting against any more development on the island, which I thought might indicate that they were not too happy with tourists, but we had the best time and only experienced the "Aloha" of the islands with all our encounters.
Our hotel was exactly what I would have hoped it to be (and a little noiser than expected). The bar/restaurant and pool were all by the oceanfront of the property. They had local entertainment every night. Relaxing and lovely time with loads of food and the best Pina Coladas we had during the whole trip.
Loved spending some quality time with mum and my twin.
Mum having a fun time in the Hula Shores Restaurant
Performers at the Germaine Luau in Honolulu
View of Kalaupapa from the lookout
View of the south east side of Molokai from the plane tour
The sacred site and rock formation called Phallic Rock - A site for...you guessed it fertility!
My twin, Amanda enjoying a Mangorita
Murphey's beach on Molokai
Watching the sunset at Hula Shores restaurant (our hotel)
The aforementioned sunset
The rooms of the hotel Molokai
1 comment:
Wow I didn't think you were going this soon. Looks lovely. Mangorita? Haha. . .call em Daquiri's in my neck of the woods. For some reason I thought you and Amanda were identical. Glad you had fun.
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