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Lanai Cat Sanctuary - A Cat Refuge and Kitty-Lover's Heaven in Remote Lanai
Are you a cat lover? If your answer is yes, you should include the Lanai Cat Sanctuary on your bucket list. The sanctuary, located on ... -
Lopa Beach - A Surfer's Paradise in East Lanai, Hawaii
Lopa Beach is a secluded white-sand beach located in East Lanai. While the long stretch of sand with spectacular views of western Maui and Kahoolawe ... -
Puu Pehe - An Iconic Natural Landmark on the Southern Coast of Lanai, Hawaii
Puu Pehe, also known as the Sweetheart Rock, is an 80-feet tall rock formation between Hulopoe Bay and Manele Bay on the southern coast of ... -
Munro Trail - Stunning Views of Hawaii's Major Islands
The Munro Trail is a 12.8-mile winding dirt road that runs across Lanai's razorback spine leading to the summit of Mount Lanaihale (House of Lanai), ... -
Kanepuu Preserve - The Largest Remaining Dryland Forest in Hawaii
The Kanepuu Preserve is a 590-acre nature preserve located on the northwestern plateau of Lanai Island, Hawaii. It is just six miles northwest of Lanai ... -
Kaunolu Village - A Glimpse to an Ancient Hawaiian Community
The Kaunolu Village, also known as Kaunolu Archaeological Interpretive Park, was once an important fishing village located on cliffs above the Kaunolu Bay, on the ... -
Ka Lanakila o Ka Malamalama Church - Keomoku, Lanai, Hawaii
Ka Lanakila O Ka Malamalama Church is a rustic wooden church located atop a grassy hill surrounded by palm trees in Keomoku, on the east ... -
Dole Park - A Quaint Town Square in Lanai, Hawaii
Dole Park is an old-fashioned town square located at the center of downtown Lanai City in Hawaii. Also known as the Lanai City Commercial Square, ... -
Kaumalapau Harbor - A Scenic Coast in South Western Lanai, Hawaii
Kaumalapau Harbor is the main commercial seaport in Lanai. It is located on the west coast of the island and was built by James Dole, ... -
Poaiwa Petroglyphs - Ancient Rock Carvings on the Island of Lanai, Hawaii
Just like other prehistoric cultures of the world, the ancient Hawaiians documented their experiences and important occasions by carving them into rocks. Called petroglyphs, these ...
