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About Hale O Lono Harbor

Facts, services, facilities, and general information about the Hale O Lono Harbor on the island of Molokai in Hawaii.

Located on the south coast of Molokai near the southeastern-most tip of the island, at the end of Hale O Lono Beach Road.

- Man made harbor - Located on the southwest coast of Molokai Island - start line of the Molokai Hoe outrigger canoe race to Oahu (since 1952)

The lwhite sand beach near the harbor is a popular spot for snorkeling and fishing and in season (December through April) whale watching.

Start line of two Outrigger canoe races from Molokai Island to Oahu Island. Competitors paddle 40 miles across the Kaiwi Channel to the Fort DeRussy Beach in the Waikiki neighborhood of Honolulu on the south side of island of Oahu.
- Men's "Molokai Hoe" (since 1952; 65th was October 8, 2017)
- Women's "Na Wahine O Ke Kai"

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