The least developed of the major islands, Molokai's most like old Hawaii. Here, life is slower and the beaches are uncrowned. The western end of the island contains an African wildlife preserve and the landscape resembles the Serengeti Plains of Africa. The eastern side of the island is lush and green and the north coast contains some of the highest sea cliffs in the world. The main resort area is called Kaluakoi, which is on the west side of the island, so it is dryer and sometimes windy, but has incredible beaches.