Lanai Island Travel Guide

A travel guide with general information and resources for visitors to the island of Lanai in Hawaii's Maui County. includes Lanai's visitor attractions, activities, lodging, dining, events, and transportation options. The island of Lanai is a former pineapple plantation that once produced up to 75% of the world's pineapple supply.

Lanai Island Photo Gallery
A gallery of pictures of Lanai, including photos of the Munro Trail, the Garden of the Gods, Manele Bay, the Hulopoe Tidepools, petroglyphs, a golf course, and several of Lanai's beaches.

Attractions on Lanai
Visitor attractions on Lanai include beaches, parks, archaeological sites, small boat harbors, historic towns, picturesque churches, golf courses, and more.

Activities on Lanai
Popular activities on the island of Lanai include fishing, golfing, hiking, horseback riding, hunting, kayaking, mountain biking, sailing, scuba diving, snorkeling, and surfing.

Lodging on Lanai
There are only a handful of lodging options on Lanai, because is it a small island. Lanai has two upscale resorts, a small historic hotel in Lanai City, and several B&B inns and vacation rentals.

Dining on Lanai
Restaurants on Lanai include Henry Clay's Rotisserie in the Hotel Lanai, The Blue Ginger Cafe and Pele's Other Garden in Lanai City, and several restaurants and cafes at Lanai's two larger resorts.

Transportation on Lanai
Information about roads and driving on the island of Lanai and how to get to and from the island, either by water or by air.

Events on Lanai
Information about festivals, holiday celebrations, and other events on the island of Lanai.

Articles About Lanai Travel
A collection of articles for visitors to Lanai, including articles with introductory information and articles about transportation, hotels, restaurants, activities, the arts, and the natural wonders of Lanai.

Lanai Travel Planner
Information that will help you plan a trip to Lanai.

Lanai A to Z
An alphabetical index to all of the information on this Web site about the island of Lanai.

Island Closest to Lanai
Maui Island (east 9.5 miles across the Auau Channel)
Molokai Island (north 9.2 miles across the Kalohi Channel)
Kahoolawe Island (south 17.8 miles across the Kealaikahiki Channel)

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