Keomuku Village on Lanai

Information about the Keomuku Village on Lanai Island in Hawaii.

Keomuku Village was the population center of Lanai in the 1890s, when the Maunalei Sugar Company made an effort to raise sugar cane along the coast of Lanai. The company eventually failed.

At one time the Gay family used Keomoku as the coastal headquarters for their cattle and sheep ranching activities, but by 1951, that was no longer the case, and the remaining population of Keomoku move to Lanai City.

Not much remains of Keomoku Village today, except the Malamalama Church, which has been restored.

Lanai City ot Keomoku Village Drive
- Driving time from lanai City: 4 hours round trip
- Kahalepalaoa Landing
- Keomoku Village Itself
- Lopa Beach
- Naha Fish Ponds
- Old hawaiian Church

Dollar Lanai Car Rental "Keomoku Village" Article
Article on the Dollar Lanai Rent-a-Car Web site with a description of the village and the driving distance between Lanai City and the village.

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