Lanai is the most rustic and unspoiled island in the Hawaiian chain. Lanai is sparsely populated, with no stop lights, and only 30 miles of paved road. The primary sources of transportation are All Terrain Vehicles and off-road 4-wheel drive automobiles. Lanai is at a higher elevation than the other Hawaiian Islands. It is drier and cooler.
Lanai’s resorts offer world-class golf and clay shooting. The large variety of activities on Lanai, both on and off the water, make this an ideal family destination. Hiking, biking, fishing and boating are just some of the many activities on Lanai. Skuba diving, whale watching, snorkeling, and kayaking are available for the entertainment of vacationer.
Lanai’ Cathedrals is a famous cavern dive spot; a scenic underwater grotto. Natural Conservancy’s Kanepu’u features a dryland forest, a remnant of the forest that once covered the medium elevation of the Hawaiian Islands. Keahiakawelo, also known as the Garden of the Gods, features an eerie lunar-like landscape. Kaiolohia, is for the adventure lover. It is known as Shipwreck Beach and can only be accessed by 4-wheel drive vehicles. It is a scenic beach excellent for beach-combing.
Whether visiting Lanai’s famous attractions, or enjoying a host of outdoor activities, the sparsely populated island of Lanai is truly an unspoiled paradise.