
The Experienced of Koele and The Challenge of Manele - Championship 18-hole golf courses designed by Greg Norman and Jack Nicklaus, respectively. Kahikatea - A collection of unique, colorful rock formations. Hulopo’e Bay and Manele Bay - Adjacent bays, Hulopoe has one of Hawaii’s most beautiful award winning beaches with shady picnic grounds, fine swimming and body surfing. Kanepu’u - Patches of native dryland forest. Some areas contain rare species of plants and are protected by the Nature Conservancy of Hawaii. Kaunolu Bay - Once the favorite fishing spot of Kamehameha the Great, the ruins of ancient Kanolu Village still stand on this site. Lanai City - On Lanai resides a population of 2,800 full time residents in a quaint Lanai City, The town is centered around Dole Square, with a handful of old-time general stores. Lanai Pine Archery Range - Equipment rentals and lessons for all ages Naha Trail - Paved by Hawaiians more than a century ago, this trail leads to an old village site. Kaiolohia - On the northeast shore of the island, Kaiolohia is a beachcombers and fisherman’s paradise. Polihua Beach - Located on the Northwestern coast and only accessible by four wheel drive. Famous for the turtles that nest here. Translation” Poli (core or bay) and hua (eggs) Shipwreck Beach – On the northeast shore of the island, Shipwreck is a beachcomber’s and fisherman’s paradise. Driving Distance: Airport to Lanai City – 10 minutes Lanai Airport to Manele Bay – 25 minutes Lanai City to Manele Bay – 30 minutes Manele Bay to Lanai City – 30 minutes Back to Home Page |
Lanai - Offers a relaxing atmosphere. Lanai City, a peaceful town is located on a cool plateau covered with stately Cook Island pine trees. On the South coast you can swim in graceful Hulopoe Bay off a glittering white sand beach. On Lanai’s other side, there’s Kaiolohia where old hulks can be seen from shore and the sands is dotted with curious flotsam. |
