💧 Waterfall📸 Tourist Attraction

Oloʻupena Falls

Maui County, United States

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Overview

Tiered waterfall in Molokai, Hawaii and the tallest waterfall in the United States. It lies in the subtropical south, warm year-round and busiest in the drier winter months.

Why visit: Niagara at full roar, and the snowmelt falls of Yosemite that vanish by late summer.

Things to do

›Come in late spring — many falls slow to a trickle by August
›Take the boat or observation deck if there is one
›Expect spray and pack a dry bag for the camera
›Go early to beat the crowds at the famous ones

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Travel Information

Best time

May – June, when snowmelt is at its peak

Weather

Subtropical — warm and humid year-round at 24–33°C, with a wet season and an Atlantic hurricane season running June to November that is worth planning around.

Entry fee

Free to view; boat trips and decks ticketed (~₹2,000 – 3,500)

Hours

Open access; attractions typically 9 AM – 5 PM

Est. budget

₹1,500 – ₹5,000

Duration

2 – 4 hours

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Within

No other destinations within 25 km. Try a wider radius.