Pāpōhaku Beach, Beach in Maui County, Hawaii, United States

Pāpōhaku Beach is a beach in Maui County, Hawaii, in the United States, about 7,700 km southwest of Washington, D.C. The area has a dry climate, with temperatures ranging from about 20 °C in January to about 26 °C in June, and rainfall averaging about 291 mm a year, with October the wettest month.

Pāpōhaku Beach lies in Maui County, Hawaii, on the island of Molokai's western shore, not in the Kalaupapa region on the island's north coast. The source documents record only its county and state location and its dry climate, with temperatures averaging about 23 °C and June highs near 26 °C; they give no settlement history for the beach itself.

Pāpōhaku Beach lies in Maui County, Hawaii, on the island of Molokai's west coast, not in Kalaupapa. The Hawaiian name is often rendered as "sand pad," but the sources here record only the location and a dry, warm climate averaging about 23 °C, with June the warmest month at 26 °C and January the coolest at 20 °C.

The beach is easy to reach and has basic facilities like restrooms and parking for visitors. Swimming requires caution since there are no lifeguards on duty and conditions can be rough.

Pāpōhaku Beach lies in Maui County, on the island of Molokai, about 7,700 km southwest of Washington, D.C. The source records an arid climate with an average temperature of 23 °C, June being the warmest month at 26 °C and January the coolest at 20 °C. October is the wettest month, with 62 mm of rain.