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Scenic view at Kaneapua Rock on the Lanai south coast
Author: Forest & Kim Starr (Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported)
Lanai is a small island within the Hawaiian archipelago. Covering an area of 140.5 sq mi (364 sq km), it is the sixth largest of the main Hawaiian Islands. It measures 18 miles (29 km) at its longest across. Lanai has a population of just over 3,000 people. It is administered under Maui County.
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Unlike the other main islands of Hawaii, Lanai was only inhabited in the 15th century. Part of this is due to a legend surrounding the island, that it is inhabited by man-eating spirits. Eventually, the man-eating spirits were ejected from the islands - according to different legendary accounts, by either the prophet Lanikaula or the rogue prince Kaulua'au.
Kaneapua Rock, Lanai
Author: Forest & Kim Starr (Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported)
The island of Lanai had an economy that was traditionally based on pineapple and sugar cane plantations. This was so from the early 20th century to the mid 20th century, when lacklustre commodity prices made the plantations unprofitable. Since then, the island has reinvented itself as a tourist destination. It has two world-class golf courses today, both at different Four Seasons resorts on the island.
Lanai is a quiet destination with no traffic lights and no shopping malls. Those seeking a more happening vacation might consider it a bit dull. Nevertheless those who are looking for pristine landscapes and scenic sights will be well rewarded.
View at Lanai City, Lanai
Author: Forest & Kim Starr (Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported)
Visiting Lanai
Lanai Airport receives regular flights from Honolulu and Kahului. As public transportation is not frequent, and are provided by the main resorts, it is more practical to rent a car if you intend to explore the island on your own.Return to Discover Hawaii
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