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There are multiple daily flights from Honolulu on Pacific Wings, IslandAir and Mokulele Airlines. Pacific Wing's primary aircraft is a 9 passenger, single engine Cessna Caravan. Seats on Island Air range from $60 and up. Island Air's primary aircraft is the Bombardier Dash 8 and ATR 72. Mokulele Airlines has service from Honolulu (HNL) and Kahului (OGG). Round trip should cost around $140.
Amazing sights, no TSA, show up 20 minutes before and head out with a handful of other adventurers or commuters (remember to head to the commuter terminal!). Pilots are all fresh air-force cadets and are super fun to hang out with. The views are incredible and cannot be seen from the water. Worth the extra cost!
* Molokai Airport [url=http://www.mkkairport.com]Molokai Airport MKK[/url] Molokai airport Ho'olehua, HI 96729.
Daily from [wiki=fec00a34c17e37c440d044f82ea4f7ae]Lahaina[/wiki], Maui to [wiki=56d694ef22cd0059eeed9658511be61f]Kaunakakai[/wiki], Molokai. $120 round trip. Takes 90 minutes each direction. Not recommended for those who get sea sick/motion sick. If you get sea sick (the ferry is okay at best in the morning, but usually rough in the afternoon.)
There are two state parks on this island which allow camping. Both have showers and bathrooms.
*Papohaku Beach Park
*One Ali'i Beach Park
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Wavecrest Condo offers self-catered accommodation, a private lanai with views over the ocean to Maui, and use of a private pool. It is also equipped with snorkeling gear, beach towels, games and a small library of reference books detailing various aspects of the island and its heritage.