DISCOVER LANAI AND MOLOKAISeparated by the Auau Channel, Maui, Molokai, and Lanai are known as “The Magic Isles.” Although Maui is the more recognized of the three, Lanai and Molokai each have their own unique traits and attractions. LANAILanai is a private getaway featuring two luxurious resorts: The Four Seasons Resort Lanai at Manele Bay and the Four Seasons Lodge at Koele, as well as the historic Hotel Lanai. For a secluded romantic escape or a four-wheel drive adventure, Lanai is just a ferry ride away from neighboring Maui.Lanai attractions:Hulopoe Bay – This picturesque beach fronts the Four Seasons at Manele Bay. Walk along beautiful tide pools and watch for friendly spinner dolphins. Keahiakawelo – Known as the “Garden of the Gods,” this otherworldly landscape is both serene and surreal. Shipwreck Beach – Four-wheel drive off the beaten path to Kaiolohia, or Shipwreck Beach, where a large ship is beached to this day. MOLOKAIUndeveloped and unspoiled, Molokai is an island rooted in native Hawaiian culture. Visit Molokai to participate in a variety of outdoor adventures, experience authentic local culture, and to see Hawaii back in time. Molokai attractions:Kalaupapa National Historical Park – Located between some of the largest sea cliffs in the world, this isolated peninsula has great historical significance. Kaunakakai – Meet the locals in this sleepy town, the center of activity in Molokai. Papohaku Beach Park – Also known as three-mile beach, this is one of the largest white sand beaches in Hawaii. |
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