| dDole Park and War Memorial |
Dole Park, also known as Lanai City Commercial
Square, is in the center of Lanai City. Built around 1922 when the plantation
village was established, this large, grassy park serves ... |
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| dFederation Camp |
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This fishing camp was built entirely from
driftwood and lumber that washed ashore on Shipwreck Beach nearby. Built
in the early 1930's by Filipino fisherman, this camp is still used by
locals... |
| dGarden of the Gods |
These beautiful and unique rock formations
were formed by thousands of years of erosion creating pinnacles and
buttes in a remote canyon area. Colors of red, purple, and ochra earth
... |
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| dHalulu Heiau |
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This well-preserved heiau is located across
a wide gulch in the ancient fishing village of Kaunolu. After King Kamehameha
the Great captured the island of Lanai in the early 1800's, he used... |
| dKalokahi o Ka Malamalama Church |
This quaint little wooden church church
was built during the Plantation Days of the late 1800's and early 1900's
as a place for Hawaiian religious services... |
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| dKane'apua Rock |
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This small lava rock outcropping is located
at the southern tip of Lanai near the ancient village of Kaunolu. The
area is well known for its excellent fishing and small tidepools ... |
| dKaunolu Village and Trail |
| This ancient Hawaiian fishing
village was thought to be first inhabited in the 15th Century. It was
once the vacation site of King Kamehameha the Great... |
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| dKing Kamehameha's House |
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This rock structure was once the large vacation
home of King Kamehameha the Great. After conquering Lanai in the early
1800's in his quest to unite ... |
| dLighthouse Ruins at Shipwreck Beach |
Ruins of an old lighthouse marks the trail
to the shipwreck on Shipwreck Beach. Many old lighthouses have been
removed from service and light beacons have replaced ... |
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| d'Luahiwa Petroglyphs |
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Ancient Hawaiians came to Lanai as early
at the 15th Century. Petroglyphs are drawings made on lava rocks by
these early settlers. Luahiwa Petroglyphs has one of the most .. |
| dSweetheart Rock (Pu'u Pehe Rock) |
This triangular-shaped rock located just
offshore and to the left of Hulopo'e Bay, is Pu'u Pehe or Sweetheart
Rock. Lengend states that many years ago a jealous husband confined
his wife... |
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| dCity of Lanai |
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Lanai arouse from a single volcanic mountian,
Lana'i Hale. A very small island, it remained uninhabited until 1425
when it came under the rule of the Maui king who, legend states, killed
the... |
| dDole Park and War Memorial |
Dole Park, also known as Lanai City Commercial
Square, is in the center of Lanai City. Built around 1922 when the plantation
village was established, this large, grassy park serves ... |
|
| dFederation Camp |
|
This fishing camp was built entirely from
driftwood and lumber that washed ashore on Shipwreck Beach nearby. Built
in the early 1930's by Filipino fisherman, this camp is still used by
locals... |
| dGarden of the Gods |
These beautiful and unique rock formations
were formed by thousands of years of erosion creating pinnacles and
buttes in a remote canyon area. Colors of red, purple, and ochra earth
... |
|
| dHalulu Heiau |
|
This well-preserved heiau is located across
a wide gulch in the ancient fishing village of Kaunolu. After King Kamehameha
the Great captured the island of Lanai in the early 1800's, he used... |
| dHulopo'e Tidepools |
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| dHighway 44 |
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One of only two highways on Lanai, this
highway is also called Keomuku Road. It travels northeast through the
lush rain forest and mountain area of the island and then descends to
the ocean... |
| dKalokahi o Ka Malamalama Church |
This quaint little wooden church church
was built during the Plantation Days of the late 1800's and early 1900's
as a place for Hawaiian religious services... |
|
| dKane'apua Rock |
|
This small lava rock outcropping is located
at the southern tip of Lanai near the ancient village of Kaunolu. The
area is well known for its excellent fishing and small tidepools ... |
| dKaumalapau Harbor |
| Located on the west coast
of Lanai, Kaumalapau Harbor is the main harbor for the island where
most fishing boats depart. The area was once a thriving and busy harbor
... |
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| dKaunolu Village and Trail |
|
This ancient Hawaiian fishing village was
thought to be first inhabited in the 15th Century. It was once the vacation
site of King Kamehameha the Great... |
| dLanai Airport |
| Lanai Airport is located southeast
of Lanai City in the Palawai Basin. Regularly scheduled flights from
Honolulu and Maui land and depart from here daily. Check with your airline
... |
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| dLanai Crater |
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The island of Lanai resulted from a single
volcanic mountain, Lanai Hale, that erupted one time millions of years
ago. The resulting island lies 59 miles southeast of Honolulu... |
| dLighthouse Ruins at Shipwreck Beach |
Ruins of an old lighthouse marks the trail
to the shipwreck on Shipwreck Beach. Many old lighthouses have been
removed from service and light beacons have replaced .. |
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| dManele Boat Harbor |
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This small boat harbor is surrounded on
the west by Pali Lei no Haunui seacliffs which provide the harbor with
excellent protection from storms and strong currents.... |
| dMonroe Trail |
One of the most interesting drives on Lanai
is the Munro Trail. The road is dirt and somewhat rutted in spots but
the views make it worth the trip. At the summit of the trail you are
at 3,370-foot... |
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| dOld Koele Cemetary |
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This old cemetery has numerous turn-of-the
century graves from when most of the island of Lanai was a bustling
pineapple plantation. Some of the markers are so old they can no longer.. |
| dPalaoa Point |
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The southern tip of Lanai is marked by Palaoa
Point. This is the site of the ancient Kaunolu Village where Hawaiians
lived for thousands of years. The waters off this coast are rich for... |
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| dPalaoa Point Lighthouse |
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| dPali Le No Haunai Lookout |
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These may not be the tallest
seacliffs in Hawaii, but they are certainly some of the most beautiful.
Located on the western side of Manele Bay, these cliffs protect the
bay making it a natural marine... |
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| dSweetheart Rock (Pu'u Pehe Rock) |
|
This triangular-shaped rock located just
offshore and to the left of Hulopo'e Bay, is Pu'u Pehe or Sweetheart
Rock. Lengend states that many years ago a jealous husband confined
his wife... |
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