Lanai

"Hawaii's Most Secluded Island"

Don't be fooled by the size of Lanai, all 141 square miles of this tiny island are packed with sunny adventures and surprises. Here you'll find the dolphins who often swim into the marine sanctuary at Hulopo'e Bay, Hawaii's best preserved petroglyphs, fascinating sea caves, and isolated coves.

You may choose to explore the coastline by kayak, ride the mountain bike trails, dive the Lanai Cathedrals, or drive to Lanai's highest point on the Munro Trail, where on a good day, you can see four of the major Hawaiian Islands. Or simply take a picnic lunch to one of Lanai's deserted cove and enjoy your own exclusive plot in paradise. So take a right just off the beaten path, and explore Lanai, a fantastic little island!

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Where to stay

Accommodation choices are extremely limited on Lanai, only one hotel and two resorts exist on the entire island, they are a bit expensive, but worth every penny!

• Manele Bay, home of the Manele Bay Hotel, Lanai's only beachside resort, and famous for it's frequent dolphin visitations.



• Koele, high atop Lanai, you will find a different and refreshing perspective of Hawaii at The Lodge at Koele, where welcoming Aloha smiles greet you, and surprises are hidden behind every door.



• Lanai City, Lanai's 2,800 full time residents call Lanai City home, you'll find a handful of old-time general stores and eateries centered around Dole Square, and one quaint hotel.