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Moloka'iMétéo, climat et meilleure saison pour voyager

Source des données：Meteostat
Date de mise à jour：2025-09

Moloka'i climat toute l'année

  • Spring (March to May): Average 22.7–23.9°C, warm and comfortable climate with less rainfall. Popular activities: snorkeling, diving, hiking. Recommended clothing: light and breathable clothing, light jacket.
  • Summer (June to August): Average 24.9–25.9°C, hot and dry with very little rainfall. Popular activities: surfing, sunbathing, beach relaxation. Recommended clothing: light short-sleeved clothing, swimwear, sun hat, sunscreen.
  • Autumn (September to November): Average 25.4–24.3°C, comfortable and pleasant climate with gradually increasing rainfall. Popular activities: watching sunset, hiking, cultural experiences. Recommended clothing: light and comfortable clothing, light jacket or shawl.
  • Winter (December to February): Average 21.9–23.2°C, warm and humid with more rainfall, with January being the rainiest month. Popular activities: whale watching, exploring waterfalls, visiting historical sites. Recommended clothing: light and breathable clothing, rain gear.

Moloka'i valeur moyenne du climat

Annual average temperature: approx. 24.1°C / Annual rainfall: approx. 412 mm / Summer humidity: 60%–70% / Rainiest month: January

Moloka'i moyenne mensuelle des températures et des précipitations

Mois
Température (°C)
Précipitations (mm)
Janvier
21.9°C
109.1
février
22.1°C
36.4
mars
22.7°C
28.3
avril
23.5°C
40.2
mai
23.9°C
27
Juin
24.9°C
4.3
Juillet
25.4°C
6
Août
25.9°C
13
Septembre
25.9°C
10.8
Octobre
25.4°C
37.2
Novembre
24.3°C
36.7
Décembre
23.2°C
63.1

Météo des sept prochains jours Moloka'i

9/17
Jeudi
Pluies éparses à proximité
26.1°C/25.1°C
9/18
Vendredi
Pluies éparses à proximité
26.3°C/25.3°C
9/19
Samedi
Pluies éparses à proximité
25.7°C/25.4°C
9/20
dimanche
Pluies éparses à proximité
25.8°C/25.3°C
9/21
Lundi
Pluies éparses à proximité
25.7°C/24.9°C
9/22
Mardi
Averse légère
25.4°C/25°C
9/23
Mercredi
Averse légère
25.1°C/24.8°C

Moloka'i FAQ et informations pratiques pour le voyage

Can tourists travel to Molokai?

Yes, you can visit Molokaʻi. Visitors can stay at local hotels and rentals in towns like Kaunakakai and Maunaloa, and explore attractions such as Pāpōhaku Beach Park, Hālawa Valley, and the historic Kapuāiwa Coconut Grove. Renting a car is recommended for getting around the island. Access to Kalaupapa National Historical Park is restricted and requires a permit.

Why is Molokai the least visited island?

Molokai is the least visited Hawaiian island because residents actively oppose mass tourism to preserve the island's culture and environment. Its geography is also challenging, with few accessible beaches and remote cliffs. The island intentionally lacks significant tourism infrastructure to protect its traditional way of life and unique cultural identity.

Is the ferry to Molokai still running?

No, the Molokai ferry is not currently running; the service ceased in 2016. The primary way to travel to Molokai from other islands is by flying with a local air carrier to Molokai Airport (MKK).

Can you take a tour of Molokai?

Yes, you can take tours of Molokai to experience its unique charm. Tours typically cover the island from east to west, allowing visitors to appreciate why Molokai is cherished by its residents. Tours are often conducted in small vehicles or vans depending on group size.

What are some recommended activities for independent travelers in Molokai?

For independent travelers, exploring Pāpōhaku Beach Park, one of Hawaii's longest beaches, is highly recommended. Visiting the sacred Hālawa Valley offers a glimpse into the island's natural beauty and cultural significance. Renting a car is essential for independent exploration of towns like Kaunakakai and Maunaloa, and discovering the Kapuāiwa Coconut Grove.