Location: Lanai City
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What to do and see in Lanai City, Hawaii (HI): The Best Outdoor Activities
Lanai City is a census-designated place (CDP) on the island of Lanai, in Maui County, Hawaii, United States. The population was 3,102 at the 2010 census. Lanai City is the island's commercial center. Many of the island's restaurants and shops are in the town square that surrounds Dole Park, and the only hospital on the island, Lanai Community Hospital, is located near the park.
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1. Lanai Cycles
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 33 reviews
3-hr Guided Downhill Tour With only 30 miles of paved roads and no stop lights, the Island of Lana'i is ideal to explore on 2 wheels. Join us for a guided downhill adventure covering all of the paved roads on the private island. Transportation to/from the airport, Four Seasons, or Manele Bay harbor included.
2. Manele Golf Course
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 227 reviews
This 18-hole, par-72 course over 7,039 yards runs on red lava fields along a scenic coastline, offering stimulating challenges like drives over cliff, deep gorges and ravines with flags very close to the cliff's edge.
Reviewed By philgleason1 - Charlotte, United States
I played the course several times. The ocean views are spectacular on so many of the holes. The number 12 is is breathtaking and I could have stayed there, forever. Perfect greens, fairways and tee boxes - the landscaping is a 10. The starters were so helpful, and the driving range was exceptional with Pro V1 practice balls. The cart had GPS and digital score cards. I can hardly wait to return and play it again and again.
3. Trilogy Lana'i
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 171 reviews
We provide ocean activities with island hospitality for people staying on the island of Lana'i. If you are looking to visit Lana'i for the day from Maui please go to our sister company Trilogy Excursions. Lana'i offers world famous SCUBA diving and snorkeling with consistent 100+ ft visibility, underwater lava tubes to explore and an amazing dramatic sea cliff coastline scattered with old Hawaiian burial caves and homestead platforms (all visible from the boat). We offer a 2-tank boat dive which regularly visits 1st Cathedrals dive site, which is just 5 minutes outside of the Harbor. We only take out small groups and keep a 6:1 passenger to Dive Master ratio. We also offer snorkel trips, sunset sails and mammal searches (exploring the coastline looking for spinner dolphins and depending on the time of year humpback whales). We also offer SNUBA and Discover SCUBA diving off Hulopo'e beach week days only.
4. Four Seasons Resort Lanai Adventures
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 71 reviews
The varied landscapes of Lanai offer an array of activities to suit your adventurous spirit. Take flight for a bird’s-eye view of the island, hike mountain grasslands or beach trails, snorkel at one of the world’s top underwater sites, or try 4x4 off-roading across rugged terrain.
5. Lanai Jeep Rentals
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By DalTexN
We wanted to take a day trip from Maui to Lanai so we arranged our jeep rental first with John, then bought the ferry tickets. John picked us up at the dock and drove us up to Lanai City to do the paperwork. He told us where to go, how to get there - also told us where not to go and provided a map. It was spot on! We had a great day exploring Lanai - Shipwreck Beach, Garden of the Gods, the abandoned Ka Lanakila O Ka Malamalama Church in Keomoku. We picked up souvenir t-shirts and hats from Local Gentry and grabbed lunch and drinks from Richard’s Market. Would definitely recommend a trip to Lanai and get your jeep from John!
6. Munro Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By 7wonderstraveler - Hugo, United States
This hike is supposed to be 12.3 miles and by the time we were done it was 19 miles! The trail is by the cemetery behind Koele Lodge. The signs point to Koloiki Ridge Trail so we knew that was a branch off trail from the Munro. However, there were many different trails without signs! We had to hike the Koloiki Ridge since we were here so we did that and we were not disappointed. We now had to find the Munro Trail and we finally found it at 1:30. We saw a sign as we walked about 800 meters so we knew we were finally on it. It’s just a 4x4 road and now that I did the whole thing I would tell people it was very boring! There was a lot of cloud cover so we didn’t see much and the last 4 miles were very long and boring. I would suggest the Koloiki Ridge Trail. The Munro Trail is off limits to vehicles so that is the one nice thing about the trail. I wouldn’t want to hike and share the road with off road vehicles.
7. Lost on Lanai
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 40 reviews
Lost on Lana‘i is a licensed activity desk offering a "one stop" online shop for planning and booking your activities on the Hawaiian Island of Lana‘i. Representatives of Lost on Lana‘i will greet you on arrival to assist with your transfers, tours and answer any questions.
8. Lopa Beach
9. Koloiki Ridge Hike
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By 7wonderstraveler - Hugo, United States
My friend and I did this hike and totally love the breathtaking view at the end of this hike. One can see Molokai and Maui. The hike is not hard or long as it is on a 4x4 road. I highly suggest doing this 5 mile round trip hike.
10. Shipwreck Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 208 reviews
Reviewed By cookpias - Los Angeles, United States
This is quite a site, and you need 4 wheel drive for the last part of the drive. In any case, do not go out on the sand to avoid an expensive tow (we were warned this is one of the most common tow-out places on the island). If you poke around on the trail a little inland from the beach you can find some interesting petroglyphs.
