Great crew and great whale sightings in Mar 2025! Thanks so much for the great trip! We will be…read moreback!

This is a five star operation, easy-going, professional, fun, etc. WOW!…read moreLooking forward to the next time. Thank you! Chris and Rebeca from California

Walter is the best.... We have been to Molokai twice and both times boat toured with Walter …read more... Great adventure! Waiters generation dates back to Captain Cook explorations... just a wide range of history wrapped into an unforgettable personality. One day again Im sure.

Walter Naki is somewhat of a legend. He grew up on the Pali Coast and clearly navigated the sea…read morearound this area for decades. He will give you a tour of the spectacular Pali coast with his 22ft boat, an experience never to forget. His grandsons assist him during the tour and they are all kind and fun loving guides that are excited to show you the beauty of this unique island. Getting a tour set up is a bit of a "thing" - almost easiest to just go visit Walter at his house at milestone 14. We had to come back a few times due to weather conditions and you don't get the clearest of instructions - "wade through the river by the first coconut tree past milestone 26", but we figured it out. His boat is anchored in the Halawa bay, at the end of the Kamehamea V Hwy. You park your car past the park and cross the river to meet him at his boat in the morning. The river gets about to your waste. Wear swim gear and ideally some kind of grippy water shoe that you're able to swim with. You will get soaked and sunburnt. Kids should be at least 12 or so to go on this trip. Seas can get a bit rough. The trip is beyond spectacular. We went into a cave with the boat, birds flying above our heads. We jumped from a rock in a bay we passed and went under a waterfall. It's pricey but absolutely worth it. Once in a lifetime experience. Thanks to Walter and his grandsons!!!

The Molokai Pier and Boat Harbor is probably the main lifeline for all goods, for the people who…read morelive on Molokai. I've visited this little pier/boat harbor a few times when I was working on Molokai. I can see why this pier/boat harbor is important as it's strategically located right across the street from Kaunakakai town (the main town in Molokai). The pier/boat harbor is open for the public to see, with the exception of the Matson/Young Bros area which is secured. The Molokai pier/boat harbor is clean, and you can actually park in the parking lot to enjoy the views from the pier/boat harbor. I've seen folks fish off of the pier/boat harbor, as well as seeing some folks swim in the adjacent area leading into the pier/boat harbor...........I also heard that the ferry that runs from Molokai to Maui, the Molokai Pier/Boat Harbor is the place you need to go to catch the ferry. A pretty small harbor, but very cool to check out............

I love the natural and functional things to see when visiting a new place. Molokai has no natural…read moreharbors, so to facilitate shipping, they built the state's longest pier. The main street in Kaunakakai heading makai leads right onto the pier. It's free and open to the public. There are a few businesses located here: Young Shipping, a tour/dinner cruise company, and fishing charters. It's a boat doc with what looked like private craft. There are public beaches here and there; there are benches and places to walk around. Reef fish were everywhere, colorful in the brown water. Along the main road down the pier is plenty of shoulder parking, which leads to fishing and swimming areas. Near the end is a fixed swimming dock with a slide and boards for jumping; the swimming area is netted off from the harbor beyond. Driving out here offers a gorgeous view of Lanai, Maui, and back onto the mountains of Molokai; it's a must-stop destination when visiting.

Jo is the man. Got us a couple mahi mahi. Recommend for anyone looking to sport fish on Molokairead more

We were looking for an affordable way to view the tallest sea cliffs in the world on the north side…read moreof Molokai. We were a party of six so flying over via helicopter would have been way too expensive for our budget. We began looking at chatering a fishing boat and found Captain Joe to be the most affordable at $550. We paid cash and he definitely deserved more so we gave him a good tip at the end of the trip. He was incredibly easy to work with and we had no problems booking. He did suggest we call in to confirm with him the day before since the water can be pretty rough on the north side. We were very blessed the weather was great and we went to bed early to be ready for our 8 to 9 hour trip the next morning. We met him at the Kaunakakai pier at 5:30am. He was easy to find. The second boat on the right. We packed our own breakfast, lunch, snacks and drinks with plenty to share with the captain since it is the Friendly Isle after all. He put out some poles in the water and we trolled as we went. We specifically wanted to see the cliffs and would fish along the way should we come across a school. The north side isn't known for fishing so I didn't expect to catch anything and was overjoyed when my two kids were able to bring in a couple of Mahi at the same time just an hour into the trip. He was very humane and didn't club the fish over the head or anything. He just layed a wet towel over them to calm them down before putting them into the cooler. After that my kids were on the constant lookout for more. When the trip was over he expertly filleted one for us and we got some Mahi steaks to take back to the hotel. We let him keep the second one since we couldn't eat that much on our trip. The boat had more than enough room for us and had an area for us to take turns taking naps. There was a portable toilet but no one had to use it. Thank God. Captain Joe wasn't overly chatty as some captians tend to be. He was very aimiable and pointed out some points of interest and answered questions but was also content to let us enjoy the trip comfortably without the need to constantly chat. He was extremely knowledgeable and answered all our questions. He has extensive experience as a seaman and we were content knowing we were in good hands. The water was like glass so no one got sick and we were able to view multiple waterfalls! It was just an incredible lifetime experience. If you ever go to Molokai you must book the Alyce C and see the stunning cliffs. Pictures just don't do them justice! The next time we go back, we'll be booking Captain Joe again and focus on a deep sea fishing trip and catching more fish.

They have power vacuum for your beach truck and gas and variety store and ice and fish plate lunchread more

Amazing owner and amazing employees highly recommend Mr. Tim is great! It is a dive like no other…read moresuper clear water super great crew. And Mr. Tim is very patient. This is a great way to enjoy the ocean and to see great coral.

Capt Clay and his son Josiah were outstanding ! We went out hunting bonefish in the flats and we…read morelanded two 8 pounders. We saw a lot of bones, GTs, and black tipped sharks. Both Capt Clay & Josiah know there stuff. They taught me sight the "ghosts of the flats", how to cast to them which is not easy. Capt Clay brought a beautiful spiritual component to the trip too which made it that much more special. A day not soon to be forgotten. Thanks gentleman for hosting on Molokai. Blessings.

Wonderful day out fishing with Capt Clay. Knowledgeable, courteous, gentle guide that was flexible…read morethroughout the day. Food fish? Sure! Watch whales. Yes! Turtles everywhere. We tried to get on some bonefish but they not having it. Still excellent day with my Dad and Capt Clay a true gentleman. Highly recommend!

I was super impressed by this tour!! Firstly, it's a great deal - we had compared this offer with…read moreseveral other hiking packages and this tour seemed to offer at least the same amenities if not more (warm jackets, backpacks, breakfast, lunch, small group, water, snacks) for a lower cost. I was a little nervous because it seemed to be a newer company and I couldn't find reviews, but leading up to the day the tour operator (Steven) was super responsive and proactive via text and email, asking and confirming that we were aware of the high altitude of the hike and could do that. The hike itself was amazing - easily my favorite thing I did on my Maui trip. We hit three hikes throughout the day and I can't say enough about Steven's guidance. He was incredibly knowledgeable and shared so so much about the landscape, nature, history, cultural tidbits, and other stories of the area/what we were seeing. I was super grateful for that because it felt like a thoughtful experience, rather than a generic overdone tour. He was also very good about managing everyone's different hiking skill levels/paces so that folks were comfortable and could go at whatever pace they wanted. It wasn't strict or boring at all. Oh also Steven was so kind in taking pics for people/stopping when there was a good shot. If you're wondering about whether to do this one, definitely go for it! I had an incredible time and while the landscape was absolutely surreal, it wouldn't have been the same experience without this tour. Thanks so much, Steven!!

Steven was our guide for the Hike Haleakala tour. Picked me…read moreup at my condo in Kihei. Super knowledgeable and very nice guy. We had a beautiful day and we had three hikes with a total of about five to six miles. Nothing strenuous but amazing views. Had a wonderful lunch in a picnic area in a grove of massive trees. Steven sliced up a fresh pineapple for treats. Best day away from the water on Maui.

Chris was an amazing guide. He knew the area, great marine knowledge, & kept us safe. He was able…read moreto help us overcome ocean & snorkeling fears. Thank you Chris for an amazing experience

Tiffany was an excellent communicator. She was very responsive to all questions and remained in…read morecontact throughout the entire process. Chris was our guide and he was a really great guy! He was encouraging and helped make the experience the best possible. We just aren't kayaking people. Not their fault! Chris tried to keep everyone engaged and, when the kids wouldn't get out of the boat, brought sea life to them. I had anticipated they may not want to snorkel, which is why the clear bottom kayak was so important. Unfortunately, we were thinking it would be crystal clear and it was not. It almost seemed like there may be a film on the kayak...or maybe the day at Turtle Town just wasn't as clear. Either way, if we ever decide to try it again, it will be with this company. The customer service was great!

We hired Zephyr to take us on a road ride plus snorkeling. Our tour guide was Robbie, who was…read moreextremely nice and when above and beyond to try to get me a octopus picture. I would recommend this tour to anybody kind of gives you a little bit of history of the island.

Snorkeling with electric sea scooters is the BEST! Our guide, "Octopus Joe", is extremely…read moreexperienced: he knows the area well and we saw and swam with 2 turtles. As promised, he found an octopus and put on a show with it (humanely, of course). We saw tons of tropical fish too. The scooters themselves are an absolute blast. They're the most fun thing I've ever done in the water. This is our second time doing an e-scooter tour and we highly recommend this place. We had plenty of time to scoot around on our own in pairs, too.