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Hulopo'e
Beach
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Highway 440, South Lanai
This protected beach is the safest place on the
island to swim. It's beautiful white sand beach
and underwater coral formations makes it the central
recrational area on Lanai. The Manele
Bay Hotel sits on the bluff overlooking
this perfect site.
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The beach is located in a protected
Marine Life Conservation Area so there are numerous
and colorful fish as well as unique coral formations
found here. To the left of the beach is Pu'u
Pehe Rock, also known as Sweetheart
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- Protected bay located in the Hulopo'o-Manele Marine
Life Conservation Area
- White sand beach
- No lifeguard
- Good swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving, and body
surfing
- Restroom facilities
- Showers
- Phone
- Picnic tables
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More Useful Information:
- Grills
- Grass and shaded areas
- Camping allowed by permit - call 808-565-3982
for information and rates
- Tidepools to left of the beach
- Hikes and trails to left of the beach
- Manele Bay Hotel located above and to the right
of the beach
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DIRECTIONS:
Take Highway 440 south from Lanai City approximately
13 miles. Follow the signs to the Hulopo'e Beach
Park.
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The beautiful resort hotel overlooks
the wide sandy beach and deep blue waters of the bay.
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The bay is protected from the open ocean
making it the safest place to swim on the island. |
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A long and wide white sand beach
fronts the bay.
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Lava rocks and tidepools dot the landscape
on the left side of the beach area. |
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Large shade trees provide a welcome
relief from the hot tropical sun.
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Calm waters and the marine conservation
make this an excellent site for snorkeling.
More Pictures of Hulopo'e
Beach
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