Lana'i Maps

Highlights

LANAI
The Enticing Isle, enjoy serene adventure, misty peaks and old plantation charm. Visit Munro Trail, a ridge that takes you over Lana'ihale by four-wheel drive or hike, Kaiolihi'a on the northeast shore is a beachcomber's and fisherman's paradise or the historical Kawelo Fire site at Keahikawelo. With a population of 2,800 residents, enjoy the quaint town of Lanai City, centered around Dole Square with a handful of old-time stores. And don't miss Pu'upehe, a rock islet off the southwest point of Manele Bay. As legend goes, a native Lana'ian, Makakehau, hid his wife Pehe here in a sea cave, where she later drowned. Makakehau, with the help of the gods, was able to scale the cliff with Pehe's body and bury her on the summit of this sea tower. Hence, the name Pu'upehe - Pehe's hill.