*Day-Trip Itinerary in Lanai:
If you take a ferry for a day-trip to Lanai you might play golf at Koele or you can visit Hulopoe Bay  once named America’s Best Beach where you can swim, sunbathe and take a short hike past the tide pools to Puu Pehe (Sweetheart Rock). You can also travel to Lanai City for shopping, lunch and for a peek at the Four Seasons Resort Lanai. During the winter and early spring be sure to look for humpback whales on your ferry ride back to Maui.

*2 -3 Days                           
If you are staying a few days, be sure to take advantage of all the activities that Lanai’s resorts have to offer. After having dinner, you can ride horses, take courses of shooting, play golf, swimm, etc, at your Hotel. But if you want to enjoing the nature you have the possibility to rent a 4-wheel drive to explore Lanai’s 400 miles of unpaved road.

*5+ Days
If you are going to stay even longer you can see all of Lanai’s off-road attractions from Hulopoe Bay, Puu Pehe (Sweetheart Rock), Lanai City, Munro Trail to Keahiakawelo (Garden of the Gods).    For scuba divers, the underwater lava tubes called the Lanai Cathedrals are a popular attraction. And for fishermen, there’s no better way to spend an afternoon than casting off of Kaumalapau Harbor and watching the Lanai sunset.

Activities:

·       Expeditions: with a ferry that provides service bewteen Maui and Lanai five times a day, every day. This includes fishing and boating excursions. You can also travel by 4X4 Tours or rent a Jeep. But if you want you can take archery clases.

·       Lanai Equestrian Center:is a place where you can ride horses through the rich natural and cultural landscape of this very special place.

·        Trilogy Ocean sports: provides activities including sailing, snorkeling, intro and certified scuba diving, snuba, whale watches, marine mammal searches, adventure rafting, kayaking, and sunset sails.