Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Telephone numbers for service agencies that you might find useful while on Moloka'i are
emergency: 911; police: 808/553-5355; County Parks and Recreation: 808/553-3204; State
Parks: 808/567-6923; and the State Division of Forestry: 808/553-1745.
The
Moloka'i Visitors Association
(2 Kamoi St., 808/553-5221,
mvafrontof-
fice@gmail.com
, 9am-noon Mon.-Fri.) can help with every aspect of your trip to Mo-
loka'i. From its office along the main highway, it dispenses up-to-the-minute information
on accommodations, transportation, dining, activities, and services, and some brochures
and island maps. For additional general and specific information about the island, try
the
following
private
websites:
and
Also
see
the
Moloka'i
Chamber
of
Commerce
website
at
Moloka'i is a small place with a small population, so there is not as much available here
in the way of medical treatment as on Maui or the other larger islands.
Moloka'i General
Hospital
(808/553-5331) is at the end of Home' Olu Street just above Ala Malama Avenue
in Kaunakakai, and there are half a dozen doctors on the island and half as many dentists.
For prescription drugs, first-aid items, potions, lotions, and sundries, try
Moloka'i
Drugs
(808/553-5790, 8:45am-5:45pm Mon.-Fri., 8:45am-2pm Sat.) in the Kamoi Profes-
sional Center, one block off the main drag in Kaunakakai.
For a local look at what's happening on Moloka'i, check out the island's weekly newspaper
The Moloka'i Dispatch
(
www.themolokaidispatch.com
)
. Those looking for an online
source
can
find
the
frequently
updated
news
blog
The
Moloka'i
News
