Lanai Musts

While most people come to Lanai to do nothing but relax, this itinerary highlights a few of the many wonders that await those with a taste for adventure.
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Lanai

For being just 141 square miles in size, Lanai packs in some of the most beautiful scenery in all the Hawaiian Islands. Thick groves of Cook Island pines. Long stretches of untracked sand. Coral reefs populated with a rainbow of sea life. Dramatic cliffs with unbroken, 180 degree horizon views. And should you run out of options outdoors, the many diversions of the island’s two luxury resorts are sure to delight.

Lanai Sights

1. Golf at Koele or Manele

Lanai’s two golf courses, The Challenge at Manele and The Experience at Koele, rank among Hawaii’s best – and offer views found nowhere else on Earth.
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2. Hulopoe Beach Park

Whether you come for its pristine beach or to explore its protected marine life, a day at Hulopoe is one you will not soon forget.
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3. Keahiakawelo (Garden of Gods)

Also called the “Garden of the Gods,” this remarkably unique landscape is both haunting and beautiful. Accessible by four-wheel drive.
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4. Diving at Cathedrals

For experienced scuba divers, a trip to Cathedrals can be a wonderful event for experienced divers. Starkly beautiful, this partially collapsed lava tube is a must-dive.
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5. Kaiolohia (Shipwreck Beach)

Is a sun-drenched shore accessible by four wheel drive. It is a great place to beach comb or take a picnic lunch.
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6. Puu Pehe (Sweetheart Rock)

Steeped in legend, this marvelous rock island is located on the island’s south shore. One of Lanai’s great natural wonders.
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7. Lanai City

A former plantation town, today the tidy little town is home to warm local citizens, a few shops and boutiques, a small hotel, and some delicious lunch spots.
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