Hālawa Valley guided hike to Moʻoula Falls (Molokaʻi)

Hālawa Valley at Molokaʻi's east end is one of the oldest settled valleys in Hawaiʻi. The hike to 250-foot Moʻoula (Moaʻula) Falls crosses private land, so you must go with a guide: the Solatorio ʻohana leads tours at 9 a.m. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday through Saturday, about 3.4 miles round trip with two river crossings, $100 adults and $65 kids 4 to 12.

• Guided only: the valley is privately owned.
• Solatorio ʻohana tours: 9 a.m. Mon., Tue., Thu., Fri., Sat. (closed Wed. and Sun.). About 3.4 miles round trip with two stream crossings.
• Price: $100 adults, $65 kids 4 to 12; two-person minimum.
• Another guide, Mystical Molokai, has also led valley hikes.
• Wear closed-toe shoes that can get wet; expect mud and mosquitoes.
• Local lore: float a ti leaf on the pool; if it sinks, don't swim.

Sources: Wanderlustyle: Molokaʻi travel guide (Aug. 2026) · Hawaiʻi Magazine: A hike into Hālawa Valley

Last checked Oct. 29, 2026. Hours, fees and rules can change, so confirm with the official source before you go.