Hawaii Guide

Lanai Towns

Lanai towns include Lanai City, Manele, Kaumalapau and Keomuku, with plantation history, harbor access, local stops and island routes.

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Lanai Towns

Browse Lanai towns, from lively visitor hubs and historic communities to quiet local areas with island character.

Kaumalapau

Kaumalapau is Lanai's west coast harbor, shaped by pineapple-era shipping, cargo barge service, breakwater views and its role as the island's main commercial port.

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Kaunolu Village

Kaunolu Village is a remote Lanai archaeological site on the island's southwest coast, with fishing-village ruins, Halulu Heiau, Kahekili's Leap, petroglyphs and Kamehameha I history.

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Keomuku

Keomuku is a remote east Lanai historic area with fishing village roots, Maunalei Sugar Company history, Ka Lanakila Church, old rail traces and quiet shoreline scenery.

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Koele

Koele is a cool central Lanai area near Lanai City, shaped by ranching history, former lodge gardens, Sensei Lanai and the quieter inland side of the island.

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Lanai City

Lanai City is the island's main town, centered around Dole Park with plantation-era history, local shops, galleries, restaurants and quiet upcountry streets.

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Lopa

Lopa is a remote southeast Lanai coastal area with old village history, Loko Lopa fishpond, seabird habitat, Lopa Beach and quiet shoreline scenery.

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