Molokai Visitors Association

When you visit Maui County, you enter into a relationship with the aina (land), waters, and all the living things that inhabit them. Mahalo for your pledge to travel with aloha. #SeeMolokai

Going back means giving back, when you travel mindfully and safely. For the safety of our ohana and yours, remember face masks are mandatory in Maui at all public areas. (Violations could result in fines and/or imprisonment.) Mahalo for helping to keep our community safe. Also, travelers must have their negative COVID-19 test results before boarding the final leg of their trip as an alternative to Hawaii’s mandatory 10-day quarantine. Please visit https://bit.ly/3uYtYIC for the most up-to-date travel requirements.

To travel pono is to travel mindfully. Cultural Practitioner Kanoelani Davis invites you to experience a deeper connection when you visit her island home of Molokai by coming with humility, an open mind and a readiness to embrace the aloha spirit. https://bit.ly/3iJarpL #Molokai #RespectTheCulture #TravelPono #VisitMolokai

The Malama Maui County Pledge asks visitors to respect the islands' culture, environment and community. Maui Visitors Bureau is proud to support the Malama Maui County Pledge. As a part of Hawaii Tourism Authority’s Maui Nui Destination Management Action Plan (DMAP), we remain committed to developing and implementing a process whereby visitors acknowledge to protect, respect, and learn about the islands' culture, natural resources, and community during their stay through th...e pledge. To learn more about the Malama Maui County pledge, visit https://bit.ly/3vmLcPa. To learn more about the DMAP process visit https://bit.ly/2S9qxjn #See Molokai #VisitMaui