Aloha and welcome to Lanai, the small but vibrant Hawaiian island full of charming, beautiful nature and unique nuances that make it one of the places we should visit sometime in life. With a population of just over 3,000 residents, Lanai is perfect for off. Here you can hide from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, avoiding the pitfalls offered by large islands and appreciating the quiet days and nights are interrupted only by rain or the sound of birds.

Lanai is poorly developed, except for two spectacular resorts and two stunning golf courses. If you want to enjoy an exclusive island, Lanai is your best option. This island is perfect

Geography and Climate

Being the sixth in size Hawaiian island, Lanai covers an area of 365 km2 (141 square miles) to 75km (47 miles) of coastline. Also called "pineapple island" Lanai offers white sand beaches and a range of activities that make it a unique destination. The Lanai residents and tourists enjoy a varied climate depending on the elevations of the island. Temperatures at sea level are noticeably warmer than in Lanai City, located at 518m (1,700 feet) above sea level. The temperature in the city of Lanai is between 18.8-22.2 ° C (66 - 72 F) depending on the season. Lanai is one of the driest islands, with an average rainfall of 94cm (37 inches) per year.

Lanai Beaches

Lanai has 18 beautiful beaches, 12 of them are publicly accessible. You can swim, dive, snorkel or sunbathe at one of the white sand beaches of Lanai. Manele Bay

It's an amazing marine reserve on the south coast with the only public boat harbor on Lanai. Prepare a snack and spend the whole day in the water. Takeoff from Manele Bay for offshore fishing, snorkeling, yachting or to see the whales. Hulopoe Bay

Hulopoe Bay, a former fishing village, it is a cultural anomaly. Its white sand beach is bordered by intricate lava formations. Here you can swim, snorkel and explore the natural ponds. Perhaps you could see some playing or define a humpback whale during the winter months. Shipwreck Beach

Although this is not a swimming beach, the "collecting" is a popular activity here. Those who wander along the beach can get through Kaiolohia Beach, Shipwreck Beach is also nominated, to find a variety of treasures in the sand. The coastal area in the northeast of Lanai is famous for sinking some ships that were due to the majestic currents and sharp coral reefs. Tourists can also visit the ancient petroglyphs carved on the rocks. The island of Molokai and Auau channel, which divides Molokai and Maui, can be seen in the distance.

Munro Trail

Hikers can enjoy the winding road that rises more and more through the Hawaiian forest. Once you move 12.8km (8 miles), will be rewarded with an incredible aerial view of the island and the sea from the top of Lanaihale, the only mountain of Lanai, of 1.027m (3.370 feet).

Garden of the Gods

The Gardens of the Gods on Lanai are in the northwest of the large reserve Kanepuu. Geological landscape is composed of the elements of nature. The rock formations of a bright magenta and red hues create an atmosphere of peace and respect.

Cathedrals

Cathedral Quartet is a wonderful dive site located on the south coast of Lanai. Like no other point of the Hawaiian Islands, its name refers to the chambers of 18m (60 feet) that are home to hundreds of marine animals, including octopus, turtles and butterfly fish. A skilled diver could spend hours exploring the nooks and crannies, accompanied by some of the most beautiful inhabitants of the Pacific Ocean. This dive is a simple level and can be played by beginners and experienced divers.

Sporting Clays

In the hills of northwestern Lanai, practitioners can enjoy clay pigeon shooting in the 15 acres of countryside for Sporting Clays. There are four shooting targets surrounded by an incredible landscape. Explore the 14 stations of this challenging course or try archery field located next door that offers lessons and is suitable for all ages.

Book Kanepuu

The reserve Kanepuu in the highlands of Lanai, is comprised of 590 acres of paradise for adventurous explorers. Explore the latest dryland forest among 40 species of Hawaiian plants.

Lanai What makes it unique?

Lanai Why? Visit Hawaii Lanai to experience raw, natural or beautiful landscape. You will not find tall buildings or crowds here. Tourists love the sense of privacy combined with the large resorts consents. Lanai's landscapes are the paradigm between serenity and grace. Spend your honeymoon in Lanai to enjoy it without distraction. This former island pineapple producer guarantees the enjoyment and inspiration of all who have the good fortune to visit.