Hulopo'e beach - a place to relax.
LANAI
"The Private Island"
Kaunaoa - Official Flower
Map of Lanai
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Lanai Destination
Description Points of Interest on Lanai
Lanai Must-Dos
The
Experience at Koele/The Challenge at Manele - and more!
Virtually untouched by tourism until the early 1990s, Lanai is known as "The Private Island". Once supported by thriving pineapple crops, this land now boasts two elegant resort hotels and a host of exciting activities. On land, you can improve your swing on challenging golf courses. Give your hips a workout at hula lessons. Or work on your backhand on the tennis courts. For an exciting adventure, try horseback riding or mountain biking. Water lovers can soak up fun on an ocean-raft tour or a whale-watching cruise. Explore the underwater depths by scuba diving or snorkeling; or catch your own supper on a deep sea fishing expedition, where you can pull in mahi mahi and wahoo.
LANAI WEATHER: Visitors to Lanai will find its climate relatively uniform throughout the year, with summer high temperatures ranging from 80-90 degrees and winter low temperatures ranging between 54 to 67 degrees.
LANAIHALE
From this 3,370-foot vantage point, most of Hawaii's islands (except Kauai and Niihau) can be seen on a clear day.
Garden of the
Gods
Hulopoe Bay and Manele Bay
Kanepuu
Lanai City
Luahiwa Petroglyphs
Shipwreck Beach
GRIND YOUR WAY UP Lanaihale Mountain in an off-road vehicle. Sniff the pine-scented air and savor the views of five Hawaiian Islands.
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