The Beach Village at Molokai Ranch serenely sits in the center of 65,000 acres of pristine pastureland and clear coastline. In a land that is untouched and unhurried, you will find a slower pace and a tranquil setting. This spot is a sanctuary for those who wish to spend quality time in natural surroundings that feature crystal waters,  nightly campfires and undiluted views of the universe. Think of it as an adult summer camp experience.

The Beach Village at Molokai Ranch is nestled among  palm trees, fronting the white sands of Kaupoa Beach. This rugged, yet comfortable beach village is composed of two-bedroom "tentalows" clustered throughout a garden setting. The tentalows sit on wooden platforms which average about 600 square feet, with partially covered bathrooms. Complete with deck seating, the tentalows feature a picnic table in the center of the open air unit. A great spot to gather and discuss the day and watch the beautiful stars of Molokai. The two bedrooms in the tentalows are completely covered and have a door so you have privacy. The rooms are serviced  daily by housekeeping. They are equipped with bathrobes, ice coolers, storage lockers and outdoor lounge chairs. Solar power provides indoor lights, ceiling fans and hot water. The resort will assess a $15 plus tax resort fee - per night - to cover use of the fitness center and sauna at the Lodge, cooler beverages (available daily), local calls, shuttle service and other amenities.

Guests have access to the facilities at their sister property, the Lodge at Molokai Ranch, eight miles away, with complimentary shuttle service provided. Dining options include an elegant dining room and lounge at the Lodge, and a dining pavilion at the beach village, serving three meals daily.  The dining pavilion is open air and very casual.  Bring your hiking shoes and leave your expensive clothes at home. The Beach Village is very casual and laid back. Part of the experience is exploring the nature of Molokai. This is a true outdoor experience. If you can't handle a bug or some of the famous Molokai red dirt, this is not the spot for you. You would be better suited next door at the Lodge at Molokai Ranch.