The brightest lights on the serene island of Molokai might just be the nightly display of stars. Largely undeveloped and home to only one true resort, Molokai maintains much of the character it has had for centuries. 

Here, Hawaiian Paniolos (cowboys), still herd cattle as they always have.  Doors are left unlocked.  Families gather on weekends for potluck picnics on the beach. 

Among its most unforgettable visitor experiences: a hike or mule ride down the 26 switchbacks of the world's highest sea cliffs to Kalaupapa National Park.  Molokai was made for those looking for outdoor adventure far away from the outside world.

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