LĀNAʻI — THE PINEAPPLE ISLE

Why visit Lānaʻi?

Lānaʻi is one of the smallest Hawaiian Islands with no traffic lights, one town and a population of 3,200. Despite its size, this island once produced 75% of the world's pineapple. With pristine waters, rugged unpaved roads, deer hunting, hiking, fishing and acres of golf courses there are many reasons to visit.

Your Lānaʻi Island Guide

Catching the Ferry from Maui to Lanai

Even though Lanai has bed and breakfasts, hotels, and five-star resorts, many visitors catch the ferry to Lanai. The ride costs $30 and is an hour long.

Lanai Attractions – Hawaii's Most Unique Island

Explore Lanai

Lanai Attractions – Hawaii's Most Unique Island

Explore Lanai

What You're Loving on Lānaʻi

Fun things to do on Lānaʻi

Ready-Made Lānaʻi Itineraries

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First-Time Travel to Lānaʻi: 4-Day Itinerary

There are many reasons to travel to Lānaʻi: world-class golf and scuba diving, epic hunting and fishing opportunities, and pristine beaches with crystal-clear water, to name a few.