Molokai Island Hawaii Research Paper

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A possible getaway location is Molokai Island Hawaii, where tourist can see a lot of culture and wildlife. According to U.S. news and world report it has the 2nd best beach in the U.S., like how it has some of the biggest white sand beaches in the world. This shows that visitors can go on helicopter rides overlooking the beautiful island and see Mount Kamakou, Molokai highest, snow capped Mountain. Tourists and their family can go whale watching and go snorkeling by Kumimi beach. If visitors are super tired from a day of excitement they should consider having a dinner overlooking a fantastic sunset. These are just a few reasons why choosing Molokai will leave a smile on everyone’s face. Another vacation option to consider is Grand Island,

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