Name: Wavecrest Molokai Retreat. Ground Floor no Stairs. C112 Great View
Rating: 0.0

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What's the Weather Like in Kualapuu?

Debating whether you'll need socks with your sandals while you're here? Kualapuu is typically warmest in August and September, while it’s usually the chilliest in February and March. The rainiest months are December and January, while the driest months are normally June and July. Here's an overview of seasonal temps and rainfall so you'll be fully prepared for everything Mother Nature can toss your way:

January to March: average temp during the day is 79°F and 63°F at night

April to June: average temp during the day is 84°F and 65°F at night

July to September: average temp during the day is 86°F and 70°F at night

October to December: average temp during the day is 85°F and 64°F at night

Annual rainfall average: 24.49 inches

The condo was very pretty and quaint. But the layout is not as private as we would have liked. My wife and I were traveling with my sister. The master bedroom is really part of the living room with a sliding slat wall for separation. While roomy and airy, we could have used a little more separation for privacy. The description of the condo said "600 steps from the beach". I am unsure of the way they measured the distance, but it is more like 1200 steps, way more than a casual walk. We walked to the beach on the first night, and we underestimated the time to walk it. I increased our pace to make it for sunset and my sister was dragging to make it all the way. We drove up on the remaining nights. Moloka'i is a remote destination, already. The condo is on the western end of the island, an even more remote area. There is next to no places on the western end of the island for supplies or restaurants. Definitely get your supplies in town before arriving at the condo and bring them with you. Do not count on there being anywhere near the condo to get things (like coffee). "Da Store" is located at the next resort, but it only has 9-to-5 hours. The unit "rules" I was sent spoke of needing to check in with the resort or else the owners get a $50 fine from the resort. The resort office only has noon-to-5 hours. With our schedule on the island, we ended up checking in on our check out day ... what was the point?

Recent Reviews

Hotel Moloka'i

4.0 Orbitz Verified Review

The staff was extremely helpful and warm (especially Kanani, Donovan, and Ashley). The room was charming, if a bit rustic. Some windows do not have coverings, so be ready for sun at 5 AM or so. So nice to be on the ocean, and except for weekend nights, very quiet. Awesome fridge and microwave options. Easy drive from airport. I want to go back!

3 days ago by A verified traveler

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