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We’ve compiled the best of the best in Lanai - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
A 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
This preternatural plateau is scattered with boulders of different sizes, shapes, and colors, the products of a million years of wind erosion...Read More
Small and carefully arranged, this historical museum features artifacts and photographs from Lanai's varied and rich history. Plantation-era...Read More
Named 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
The 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
Hawaiian sandalwood, olive, and ebony trees characterize Hawaii's largest example of a rare native dryland forest. Thanks to the efforts of...Read More
There'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
A 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
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
This 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
An 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
Considered 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
This 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
Often 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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