Lanai

城市概覽

Most of Lanai can only be seen with a vehicle or via a tour. There is a free shuttle between the ferry port and Lanai City, but there are no other transportation options. Larry Ellison, the co-founder of Oracle Corporation, owns most of the island.

如何抵達

1 Lanai Airport (LNY IATA), Lanai Ave, ☏ +1 808 565-7942. Scheduled service to Honolulu and Kahului, Maui on Island Air and Pacific Wings. Go Lanai Ferry. The ferry leaves from Lahaina, Maui with several round-trips daily. $30/adult, $20/child. (updated Mar 2016)

當地交通

Lana‘i has an island-wide transportation system offered for a nominal fee that is available through the Four Seasons Resorts, Hotel Lana‘i and Expedition Ferry (to and from Maui). The island shuttle offers an easy way to get from the airport to the hotels in Lana‘i City and Hulopoe Bay, the golf courses, and the Expedition Ferry. The shuttle is convenient and runs frequently. Most rental vehicles on the island are Jeeps. In addition to the agencies listed below, Jeep rentals are sometimes available through private Lana‘i residents. There is only one gas station on the island and it is in Lana‘i City, so make sure that enough gas is available. Lana‘i may be a small island, but routes such as the Munro trail have limited access and take a long time to traverse.

Expeditions The Maui-Lanai ferry operator offers Jeep tours and rentals. +1-800-695-2624 Lana‘i Eco Adventure offers safari-style Jeep Wranglers, complete with ferry pickup. +1 808 565-7373 Dollar Rent-A-Car offers 4x4 Jeep safari vehicle rentals and mini van rentals. +1-800-JEEP-808

必看景點

1 Dole Park and War Memorial (Downtown Lanai City). The center of family recreational activities with a pavilion, picnic tables, and community center. Several veteran memorials are located in the park commemorating the soldiers that fought and died in World War II and the Korean Conflict. Kaiolohia (Shipwreck Beach) (Highway 44 to the end of the road, then turn left). This secluded beach features a ghostly ship still "wrecked" off shore - the World War II Liberty Ship, one of 22 ferrous-concrete oilers built between 1942 and 1944. After the war several surplus crafts were provided residence on the Lanai reef as an economical means of disposal. This particular vessel withstands the ocean currents and waves and has stood for over 50 years on the reef. A remote hiking trail (Kaiolohia-Kahue) originates from the beach, and petroglyphs can be seen 100 yards inland from the parking area. 2 Pu'u Pehe (Sweetheart Rock). A trail from Hulopo'e Beach leads to a wonderful overlook of Pu'u Pehe Rock. Along the trail are numerous tidepools, a sea arch, Sharks Bay and Sharks Cove. (updated Sep 2020) Keahiakawelo (Garden of the Gods). 4-wheel drive to this otherworldly landscape - beautiful and unique rock formations were formed by thousands of years of erosion, creating pinnacles and buttes in a remote area. On a clear day, visitors can see the islands of Molokai and Oahu from these high elevations. Nanahoa Islet. Nanahoa Islet, north of Kaumalapau Harbor on Lanai’s west side, consists of two large pillar stones. According to legend a man named Nanahoa and his wife were turned into these stones. 3 Hulopoe Beach Park. Hulopoe Beach is located in southern Lanai along crescent-shaped Hulopoe Bay, which is protected as a Marine Life Conservation Area. The bay is bordered on each side by boulders, and on the eastern end is a lava terrace lined with tide pools that provide habitat for a variety of marine life. One of the island's safest swimming beaches for children, although the

體驗活動

Snorkeling and swimming at Hulopoe Beach Park

Scuba diving Lanai’s southern coast is known for its 'Cathedrals I' and 'Cathedrals II' dives, swim-throughs, archways, and lava structures. Several Maui-based dive operations offer day trips from Lahaina to the dive sites along the south shore of Lanai (45-minute boat ride).

Trilogy Ocean Sports, toll-free: +1-808-TRILOGY (8745649). The only full service dive operation on the island of Lana‘i, they also offer sailing and snorkeling tours.

Golf The Challenge at Manele, ☏ +1 808 565-2222. An open, oceanside course designed by Jack Nicklaus. 18 holes, par 72. The Experience at Koele, ☏ +1 808 565-4653. Perched in the lush, green highlands of Lanai away from the ocean. 18 holes, par 72. Cavendish Golf Course, Keomoku Rd. Lanai City, ☏ +1 808 565-7300. Built as a nine-hole, par 36 courses in 1947 for sugar plantation workers on the island. Today, it's a free golfing opportunity for anyone who loves the game. The course features long, straight fairways amid tall Norfolk pines. 9 holes, par 36.

購物

Great local art at The Lana’i Art Center.

住宿

Accommodations are limited on the island, so make sure you've booked ahead. Rooms for April and December high seasons book up months in advance.

Budget Blue Ginger Bed and Breakfast, 421 Lama St. $100. Dreams Come True Lanai B & B, ☏ +1 808 565-6961. Plantation style home with full amenities, 4 rooms. $129. Hale Moe (Moe's House), 502 Akolu Pl. Small (three room) B & B. Hulopo'e Bay Campgrounds (Highway 440 south from Lanai City approximately 13 miles), ☏ +1 808-565-3982. Camping allowed by permit - call for information and rates.

Mid-range Hotel Lana‘i, 828 Lanai Ave. $325. Jasmin Garden House, 547 12th St. Bed and Breakfast. $260.

Splurge Four Seasons Resort Lana'i - The Lodge at Koele, One Keomoku Highway, ☏ +1 808 565-4000. Tropical-inspired décor complemented by Koele's natural surroundings and views of the surrounding tropical vistas. $340 and up. Four Seasons Resort Lanai at Manele Bay, 1 Manele Bay Rd, ☏ +1 808 565-2000. Voted one of Travel+Leisure readers' Best Beach Hotels. $445 and up.