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 Lānaʻi
Visiting Lānaʻi from Maui is just a short ferry ride away. Expeditions, the Lānaʻi-to-Maui ferry company, has served the islands for more than 30 years and offers three daily round trips.
Explore Lanai
If you're looking for nightlife, Lanai may not be your best choice. Alternately known as Hawaii's "Most Secluded Island" and "The Pineapple Island" the cool heights of Lanai City overlooking the vast, red-dirt fields below.
