Molokai Deluxe Helicopter Tour

Join our pilots as they take you on a tour of the fascinating island of Molokai, Hawaii's largely overlooked-and rarely visited-national treasure.  Your tour of Molokai will begin with the highlights of our popular West Maui Tour: you'll see the Wall of Tears, an awesome panorama of over 15 waterfalls cascading at once, the waterfall at Honokohau, which at over 1000 feet is Maui's tallest, and the lavish resort towns of Kaanapali and Kapalua, perched on Maui's western tip.

You'll then cross the shimmering Pailolo channel into Molokai.  Be prepared: Molokai's eastern coastline, with its rugged beaches and dizzying sheer cliffs, will take your breath away.  In a country of pure sandy beaches and emerald-blue water, your tour of Molokai is a visit to the side of Hawaii that few people ever get to see.  You'll hover near Kahiwa Falls, which towers at over seventeen hundred feet and is Hawaii's tallest waterfall.  You'll swoop through Halawa Valley, whose fertile slopes and enormous trees have remained untouched for hundreds of years.  And you'll travel to Molokai's rugged Kalaupapa Peninsula, which has long been a haven for those afflicted by leprosy. 

Each tour is undertaken in one of Sunshine Helicopters' Astar or WhisperStar helicopters, which are specifically designed to handle the stark terrain and dizzying drops of Hawaii's cliffs and coastlines.  The Astar Black Beauty is made for great visibility and can handle up to six passengers in comfortable bench seating.  The WhisperStar is that latest in sightseeing design and offers, in addition to individual seating and an unprecedented quiet ride, amazing floor-to-ceiling visibility and smoother handling.  There's no better way to see Hawaii-and no other way to see rugged and beautiful Molokai Island.

Tour Highlights

• Highlights include: the "Wall of Tears" with over 17 waterfalls flowing at once
  
• Maui's tallest waterfall, Honokohau Falls, with over 1,100 foot drop.
  
• View the resorts of Kaanapali and Kapalua.
  
• Soar above Hawaii's tallest waterfalls (including the 1,750 foot Kahiwa Falls) along Molokai's remote and isolated north shore.
  
• Gigantic sea cliffs