Lanai Travel Guide

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With no traffic or traffic lights and miles of open space, Lanai seems lost in time, and that can be a good thing. Small (141 square miles) and sparsely populated, it is the smallest inhabited Hawaiian Island and has just 3,500 residents, most of them living Upcountry.

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Lanai Hotels

The range of lodgings is limited on Lanai. Essentially there are only three resort options: the two Four Seasons Resorts Lanai (at Manele Bay and Upcountry...read more

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Lanai Restaurants

Lanai has a wide range of choices for dining, from simple plate-lunch local eateries to fancy, upscale, gourmet resort restaurants. ...read more

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Lanai Experiences

  • Top Reasons to Go to Lanai

    Seclusion and serenity: Lanai is small: local motion is slow motion. Get into the spirit and go home rested instead of exhausted.... Read more

  • The Story of Lanai

    Rumored to be haunted by hungry ghosts, Lanai was sparsely inhabited for many centuries. Most of the earliest settlers lived along the shore... Read more

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