"Hawaii's Most Enticing Island," is small enough for activities that feel more intimate and personal, but big enough for a variety of outdoor adventures. Browse the links below to see all that Lanai has to offer.
ACTIVITIES
Though it's relatively small, Lanai is big on outdoor adventures. Beyond its supremely luxurious resorts, much of the island's 89,000 acres of countryside retains a wild, untouched appearance, waiting to be explored.
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> Attractions
> Culture and arts
> Land adventures
> Water adventures
> Sky adventures
> Nightlife
> Wellness and Rejuvenation
DINING
Between the local-favorite restaurants of Lanai City and the four-star meals at its luxury resorts, dining options on Lanai stress quality over quantity. Experience Hawaii's delicious regional cuisine and local delicacies as well as traditional favorites.
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GOLF
Quiet, unassuming Lanai holds world-class treats for the golfing enthusiast. The Experience at Koele was designed by "The Great White Shark," Greg Norman incorporating 163-acres of challenging upland terrain, deep valley gorges, and spectacular views.
The Challenge at Manele was designed by the "Golden Bear," Jack Nicklaus, with sweeping ocean views, dramatic cliffs, and a variety of challenging shots. Each course is worth a trip to Lanai alone.
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SHOPPING
You won't have to fight for mall parking in Lanai. Shopping in Lanai City is a laid-back experience, where you can find stylish Aloha-wear, unique souvenirs, or handcrafted local treasures.
Visit Dis 'N Dat and Gifts with Aloha for locally made treasures. The Lanai Art Center/Gift Shop also has beautiful handcrafted items that will always remind you of Lanai.
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> Hawaiian Products
> Retail Stores, Shops and Boutiques
WEDDINGS AND HONEYMOONS
There's a reason why one of the world's richest men held his wedding on Lanai. With just over 3,000 inhabitants, a wedding, honeymoon, or vow renewal on Lanai is like having your own private island all to yourselves.
