Located
at the west side of Lanai Island in Maui County is the coastal town
of Kaumalapau Harbor. Built and developed in 1924 by the pioneers of
the pineapple industry, Dole, Kaumalapau Harbor was used as a ship
dock for the company’s cargo ships. Read More
KEOMUKU
The
used to be flourishing agricultural center of Lanai in the late
1890's, Keomuku Village can be found at the north eastern coast of
Lanai Island. During ancient times, fishermen and farmers settled
along the coastal portions of the area up to the valley of Maunalei. Read
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KOELE
A great ranch complex sprang from Koele and scattered around
Lanai Island which has a perfect climate for raising livestock. Some
45,000 - 50,000 sheep and lambs, 600 horses, 500 horned Cattles,
goats and hogs and numerous wild turkeys
inhabited the island in 1893. Read
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LANAI CITY
Lanai
City has an area of 140 square miles and is home to at least 3,443
people. The same with every other island of Hawaii, Lanai Island is
a melting pot of culture and races which is the lifeblood of the
ever-growing industries and economy of Lanai. Read
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LOPA
The
ancient seaside village of Lopa Beach is located on the Southeastern
coast of Lanai Island, 7 miles off the end of Keomuku Highway, down
a dirt road. There are many available routes
which lead to the site and the journey itself is
an adventure for it requires the use of a
4-wheel drive vehicle. Read More
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