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Challenge at Manele

Crater on Lanai

Dole Park

Dollar Rent a Car

Federation Camp

Garden of the Gods

Halulu Heiau

Highway 44

Hotel Lanai

Huawai Bay

Hulopo'e Beach

Kahekili's Leap

Kaiolohia-Kahue Trail

Kai Okahi Oka Malamalama Church

Kamehameha's House

Kane'apua Rock

Kanepu'u Trail

Kaumalapau Harbor

Kaumalapau Harbor Lookout

Kaumalapau Tidepools

Kaunolu Bay

Kaunolu Ancient Village

Kaunolu Trail

Kealaikahiki Channel

Koele Stables


Kealaikahiki Channel

 

Southeast Lanai

The Kealaikahiki Channel separates the island of Lanai from the uninhabited island of Kaho'olawe by 17.5 miles of strong ocean currents. The smaller island can be seen often from the southeast coast of Lanai near Manele Bay and Pu'u Pehe Rock.

 
 

DIRECTIONS:
Take Highway 440 south from Lanai City toward Manele Bay. At the end of the road is Hulopoe Beach. The best viewing of the channel at the Pu'u Pehe Lookout to the left of the beach.

 


   

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Lanai Airport

Lanai City

Lanai Pine


Lanai Plantation Store

Lighthouse ruins at Shipwreck Beach

Lodge at Koele

Luahiwa Petroglyphs

Mamaki Trail

Manele Bay Harbor

Manele Bay Resort

Munro Trail

Old Koele Cemetery

Palaoa Point

Palaoa Point Sea Arch

Palaoa Point Sea Cliffs

Palaoa Point Tidepools

Pali Lei no Haunui

Po'opo'o Fisherman Trail

Pu'u Pehe Lookout

Pu'u Pehe Rock

Pu'u Pehe Tomb

Sharks Bay

Sharks Cove

Shipwreck Beach