Summary:

Open the French doors, step onto the wraparound deck, and let the Pacific, rainforest, and mountain views tell you exactly where you are. This oceanfront two-bedroom, two-bath Paniolo Hale condo sleeps six and gives a family or friends the kind of west-Molokai base where beach time does not need much planning. The beach is steps away, while the shared pool offers another easy place to cool off between snorkeling, beachcombing, or a slow afternoon at home. Inside, natural light fills the living space, with plush seating, a large TV, a full kitchen with stainless appliances, and an oversized primary bedroom opening to the lanai. An in-home washer and dryer keeps the group ready for another sand-and-salt day. Maunaloa is a short drive for essentials, but Kepuhi Beach and the island's famously unhurried west end are the reason to stay. This is for families and friends ready to truly disconnect.



The Space:

Natural light fills the bright interior, while the wraparound deck and lanai bring panoramic mountain, rainforest, and ocean views close. The living area has plush seating and a large TV, and the full kitchen includes stainless appliances for easy meals. French doors connect the oversized primary bedroom to the lanai. Two bedrooms, two baths, and three beds sleep six, with an in-home washer and dryer for beach days.



Guest Access:

This Paniolo Hale home in Maunaloa offers access to a shared communal and outdoor pool, plus a private entrance and garden or backyard space. It's an oceanfront, resort setting with direct beach access and a lit path to the entrance. Some resort facilities are operated independently by the resort.



The Neighborhood:

Maunaloa is on Molokai's peaceful west end, close to Kepuhi Beach and a coastline that still feels wonderfully open. Here, beachcombing, snorkeling when the water is right, and long sunset walks fill the day without much effort. There are no crowds to navigate or packed resort corridors, just quiet roads, palms, and the sound of the water. Maunaloa is a short drive for basic supplies. It is a true island-time setting for families and friends who want to disconnect together.



Getting Around:

Maunaloa sits on Molokai's peaceful west end, about 20 to 25 minutes from Molokai Airport in Hoolehua. A rental car is essential here, as this is a quiet, spread out island with few services nearby. Beautiful beaches are a short drive away, and the small town center offers a limited but charming stroll on foot. Parking is easy and uncrowded, fitting the slow, unhurried pace that makes Molokai special.



Other Things to Note:

This property is managed by Heavenly Vacations.



Interaction with Guests:

Our local Heavenly Vacations Molokai team is just a call or message away throughout your stay. On the most authentically Hawaiian of the islands, we love sharing our favorite places to enjoy, and we are here to help right away should any issue arise. We respect your privacy and are here whenever you need us.