|
|
|
|
Navigating Without Signs
Navigating Without Signs
Lanai has no traffic, no traffic lights, and only three paved roads. Bring along a good topographical map, study it, and keep in mind your directions. Stop from time to time and refind landmarks and gauge your progress. Distance is better measured in the condition of the road than in miles. Watch out for other jeep drivers who also don't know where they are. Never drive to the edge of lava cliffs, as rock can give way under you. Directions on the island are often given as mauka (toward the mountains) and makai (toward the ocean).
- Travel Deals
-
Luxurious Honolulu hotel nr Diamond Head beach$230/nt+
Waikiki Parc Hotel -
Oceanfront Kailua Bay, Hawaii resort$115/nt+
Hotels.com -
Fares to LA, SF, Vegas & more (round-trip)$88+
CheapOair -
7-nt round-trip sail from HonoluluUp to 55% off
CruisesOnly - More >>
Powered by ShermansTravel.com
Buy the Guidebook
-
$17.95
-
$22.95
Get the Fodor's Newsletter
Read the current issue
For more travel ideas, tips, and deals, sign up for the Fodor's newsletter here. Browse previous issues.
