Visiting Molokai or Lanai from Maui
Feb 12th, 2007, 07:35 PM
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Visiting Molokai or Lanai from Maui
I will be on Maui next month and may want to visit Molokai or Lanai on one of the ferry trips avalable.
Do I need to rent a car whan I arrive or take a guided tour? Or are walking alternatives from the ferry terminals worth pursuing?
Do I need to rent a car whan I arrive or take a guided tour? Or are walking alternatives from the ferry terminals worth pursuing?
Feb 20th, 2007, 03:21 PM
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Lanai is very small- I would recommend a guided tour. Molokai would be better to have a car. It depends what you are looking to find at these islands. They are both very quiet- but beautiful. Walking is not an option.
Feb 20th, 2007, 03:42 PM
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I have ben to both. On Molokai I rented a car and toured around by myself. very enjoyable.
On Lanai I utilized the shuttle buses from the dock to Manele Bay to Lanie City to the Lodge at Koele. Also very enjoyable.
There are no walking alternatives from the harbors.
On Lanai I utilized the shuttle buses from the dock to Manele Bay to Lanie City to the Lodge at Koele. Also very enjoyable.
There are no walking alternatives from the harbors.
Feb 20th, 2007, 07:28 PM
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Haven never done a day trip but stayed on each island. I think the biggest reason to visit Molokai is to tour the Hansons Colony. It is historical, heroic and one of the most beautiful spots in all of Hawaii.
If you want to snorkle and sun and visit two Grand Resorts and a great little Lanai City.... Then Lanai is the place.
If you want to snorkle and sun and visit two Grand Resorts and a great little Lanai City.... Then Lanai is the place.
