Lanai Travel Guide

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With no traffic or traffic lights and miles of open space, Lanai seems lost in time, and that can be a good thing. Small (141 square mi) and sparsely populated, it is the smallest inhabited Hawaiian Island and has just 3,500 residents, most of them living Upcountry.

Lanai Hotels

Though Lanai has few properties, it does have a range of price options. Four Seasons manages both the Lodge at Koele and Four Seasons Resort Lanai at Manele...read more

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Lanai Restaurants

Lanai's own version of Hawaii regional cuisine (modern Hawaiian food) draws on the fresh bounty provided by local farmers and fishermen, combined with the...read more

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Things To Do in Lanai

You can easily explore Lanai City and the island's...read more

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Top Reasons to Go

Seclusion and serenity: Lanai is small: local motion is slow motion. Get into the spirit and go home rested instead of exhausted.... Read more