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2020年7月20日 · We’ve got some new photos to share of Molokini Crater from the air. Our friend Nick shared some pretty impressive photos he recently shot from his doors-off helicopter. These are pretty amazing shots!

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2021年8月19日 · Enjoy some of our favorite Molokini photos in panoramic-style! These photos truly capture each area of Maui and we have some great information to boot!

Aerial View of Molokini Crater and islet, famous snorkeling location off the coast of Maui. Molokini is a Marine Preserve protected by the State of...

2015年10月12日 · Molokini erupted about 230,000 years ago (90,000+/-;) it’s a tiny, crescent-shaped island in the ‘Alalakeiki Channel, 3-miles offshore of Haleakala volcano, East Maui. The volcanic cone rises about 500-feet from the submarine flank of Haleakala to a summit of only 162-feet above sea level.

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2024年8月6日 · Today we're at Molokini Crater. This pleasant crescent in the Pacific Ocean lies in the 'Alalākeiki Channel between the Hawaiian islands of Maui and Kaho'olawe. The islet is all that remains of a volcano that erupted about 230,000 years ago. According to Hawaiian mythology, Pele the fire goddess was in love with a man named Mo'o.