Molokai, HI

What to wear in Molokai, HI

Loose-fitting, natural fiber, casual clothing is the norm for just about every land activity, though you might spend the majority of your visit just in your bathing suit. For fine dining, "smart casuals" are more than sufficient - aloha shirts are considered dressy! Comfortable walking/hiking shoes and cushioned socks are essential.

Spoken language in Molokai, HI

English and Hawaiian are the official languages. The Hawaiian language is a beautiful, flowing tongue that captures the natural beauty of the islands in its tone and phrases. After many years of suppression, the language has enjoyed a vital renewal in recent decades, with the number of fluent speakers rising dramatically. It was made an official language of the state in 1978.

Advising for Molokai, HI visitors

We strongly advise that you confirm the following information and regard this only as a basic guide.

Sunburn and Heatstroke

Tropical sun can be very harsh, so be sure to wear plenty of sunscreen and a hat. Also, drink lots of water to prevent dehydration.