There is no public
transportation system on Lanai. However, some of the hotels
and resorts provide shuttles to and from the Lanai Airport
and around the island, but only for their guests. If you
want to explore the island on your own, you'll need to rent
a car.
A few compact cars are available, but most of Lanai's sights
require a four-wheel-drive vehicle as there are only a few
paved roads. It's best to reserve your car in advance because
the island's fleet of vehicles is limited. The only car
rental company is Dollar Rent-A-Car, located at Lanai City
Service/Lanai Plantation Store. This is also where the island's
only gas station is located.
Lanai doesn't know traffic lights or traffic jams, but it's
still possible to get lost. It's recommended to get a map
at the gas station before you leave.
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