As the third smallest of the eight major Hawaiian islands, Lanai was once known as Pineapple Island. However, Lanai was thoughtfully transformed into a famous tourist destination in 1990s.

This small island now presents to visitors some of the best hotels among Hawaiian Islands. The Manele Bay Hotel and the Lodge At Koele are the twin resorts with world-class facilities. The Manele Bay Hotel is located along the Hulopo'e Bay. The Lodge At Koele is located on Lanai northeast upcountry.

Lanai Island offers golfers two championship golf courses. Designed by famous golfer Jack Nicklaus and built on natural lava outcroppings overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the Challenge at Manele Golf Course is one of the top-ranked championship courses by the sea.

You can reach Lanai Island by airplane. Daily air service is available via Hawaiian Airlines and Island Air. There is also daily ferry service between Lanai Island and Lahaina Harbor, Maui Island provided by Expeditions.

With 141 square miles lush landscape and miles of coastline, Lanai provides visitors numerous opportunities to explore white sand beaches, hiking trails, and all super-nature of a tropical island.