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1. Hulopoe Beach
Beach–SightA short stroll from the Four Seasons Resort Lanai, Hulopoe is one of the best beaches in Hawaii. The sparkling crescent of this Marine Life...Read More
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2. Keahiakawelo (Garden of the Gods)
Geological SiteThis preternatural plateau is scattered with boulders of different sizes, shapes, and colors, the products of a million years of wind erosion...Read More
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3. Lanai Culture & Heritage Center
Museum/GallerySmall and carefully arranged, this historical museum features artifacts and photographs from Lanai's varied and rich history. Plantation-era...Read More
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4. Halepalaoa
Archaeological Site/RuinsNamed for the whales that once washed ashore here, Halepalaoa, or the "House of Whale Ivory," was the site of the wharf used by the short-lived...Read More
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5. Kaiolohia (Shipwreck Beach)
Beach–SightThe rusting World War II tanker abandoned off this 8-mile stretch of sand adds just the right touch to an already photogenic beach. Strong trade...Read More
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6. Kanepuu Preserve
ForestHawaiian sandalwood, olive, and ebony trees characterize Hawaii's largest example of a rare native dryland forest. Thanks to the efforts of...Read More
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7. Keomuku
Archaeological Site/RuinsThere's a peaceful beauty about the former fishing village of Keomuku. During the late 19th century this small Lanai community served as the...Read More
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8. Lopa Beach
Beach–SightA difficult surfing spot that tests the mettle of experienced locals, Lopa is also an ancient fishpond. With majestic views of West Maui and...Read More
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9. Manele Bay
Transportation Site (Airport, Bus, Ferry, Train)The site of a Hawaiian village dating from AD 900, Manele Bay is flanked by lava cliffs hundreds of feet high. Ferries from Maui dock five times...Read More
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10. Munro Trail
Viewpoint/Scenic OverlookThis 12.8-mile four-wheel-drive trail along a fern- and pine-clad narrow ridge was named after George Munro, manager of the Lanai Ranch Company...Read More
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11. Naha
Archaeological Site/RuinsAn ancient rock-walled fishpond—visible at low tide—lies where the sandy shore ends and the cliffs begin their rise along the island's shores...Read More
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12. Norfolk Pine
Garden/ArboretumConsidered the "mother" of all the pines on the island, this 160-foot-tall tree was planted here, at the former site of the ranch manager's...Read More
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13. Polihua Beach
Beach–SightThis often-deserted beach features long wide stretches of white sand and unobstructed views of Molokai. The northern end of the beach ends at...Read More
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14. Puu Pehe
Viewpoint/Scenic OverlookOften called Sweetheart Rock, this isolated 80-foot-high islet is steeped in romantic Hawaiian lore. The rock is said to be named after Pehe...Read More
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