Islands of Aloha 2009 - (Page 30) Moloka‘i Hawaiian by Nature™ While the rest of Hawai‘i grew up, the island of Moloka‘i grew roots. Roads are few and generally empty. The island clings to tradition. Its small population prefers to live by raising crops, catching fish and adhering to the old ways. Moloka‘i isn’t merely a lovely island, it’s the only island for those who want to experience something besides fancy shops, big resorts and the company of tourists. Instead, discover serenity, empty beaches and untamed outdoor beauty. In short, you’ll experience a place where you can look inward as much as outward. You will also find the Hawaiian culture, which is woven into the fabric of everyday life. Though Moloka‘i isn’t sophisticated when it comes to tourism, it offers some places to stay and things to do. For Your Information Size: 260 square miles Population: 8,100 Average Temperature: 70° to 85° F Coastline: 88 m i l e s Number of Golf Courses: 1 Highest Elevation: 4,961 feet (Kamakou) 30 Hawai‘i - The Islands of Aloha® 1-800-GoHawaii
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