Lanai Vacation Rentals and Rental By Owner

One of the least populated and most exclusive islands in the Hawaiian Islands, Lanai Island is a secluded paradise for certain. Only 3,000 residents call this tropical enclave home and there isn’t a stop light to be found on the entire island of Lanai. Arrival and departure takes place only through interisland travel in one of two ways – either short interisland flights between Lanai and Honolulu or Maui or via ferry from Maui. Lodging on Lanai Island is limited to two luxury resorts, one hotel and private vacation rentals. But once on this remote island, possibility awaits.
 
A typical day experiencing Lanai attractions may include snorkeling and swimming with dolphins in Hulopoe Bay, renting a four-wheel drive vehicle to explore the Munro Trail and collecting shells and walking along Shipwreck Beach, the site of the Liberty Ship, a grounded oil tanker circa 1940. Swimming is prohibited off Shipwreck Beach, but it’s a perfect spot to search for hidden treasure along the shore. At the end of the day, don’t forget a sunset visit to the "garden of the gods" in Keahiakawelo for some quiet contemplation among the incredible and mysterious rock formations.
 
Two other Lanai attractions are the championship golf courses that call the island home. Visitors can choose from The Challenge at Manele designed by Jack Nicklaus or The Experience at Koele, a Greg Norman designed course.
 
Whether you’re looking for a serene spot to relax and reflect, a remote beach to explore with your children or a secluded area to reconnect with that special someone, Lanai Beach is a hidden paradise that promises an unforgettable and authentic Hawaiian Island experience.