Aloha!

This unit places you amid lovely tropical garden areas with views of the Ocean. An ocean front pool with cabana, a reading library, gas grills, lounge chairs, tennis/pickleball courts and shuffleboard are here for you to enjoy. The unit itself has two different size coolers, beach chairs, beach towels and binoculars for bird and whale-watching.

Discounts are available to travel workers and long term visitors staying multiple months.

Wavecrest Resort rests on the East side of Molokai, the most richly forested part of the island. It is where you will see Kamakou, Molokai’s highest mountain and 28 miles of Hawaii’s longest continuous fringing reef. Leave the windows open and the trade winds will keep you cool naturally.

Feel at peace seeing the sunset and stars from your lanai or one the many seating areas on the grounds of this quiet and friendly rural community. During certain times of the year you can whale watch from the Cabana or any number of benches overlooking the ocean.

The easiest way to fly to Molokai is to take a commercial airline to either Honolulu (HNL) or Maui (OGG). I prefer flying into Maui because it's a much smaller airport than Honolulu so its easy to find your way, plus, when you hop to Molokai from Maui, you fly around the north side of Molokai, where you can see absolutely stunning views of the sea cliffs and waterfalls. The only way to see the north side of the island is by plane or boat. Be sure to sit on the left side of the plane when arriving to Molokai if you hop from Maui. From either Honolulu or Maui, you'll need to take a hop to Molokai on Mokulele Airlines. Mokulele is the only airline that books these inter-island hops.

I can help you figure out your travel arrangements if you have questions.

Helpful links:

Mokulele Airlines:
mokuleleairlines.com

To book a taxi
https://molokaitaxi.com/

To book activities, visit Moloka’i Fish & Dive
http://www.molokaifishanddive.com

For more information about Molokai, visit https://www.gohawaii.com/molokai