The Hawaiian Island of Lanai was surprising. Before going there, we didn’t know what to expect but we thought that we would be visiting a typical tropical island filled with beaches lined with coconut trees and giant resorts surround by lush jungle.
As it turned out, it is nothing like anywhere we have ever been. An extremely dry and barren island, it was very few visitors and with only three choices of places to stay on the island, it doesn’t see a lot of action when it comes to the usual party goers and sun seekers.
If you are looking to step back in time, get away from it all and unwind from the daily grind, Lanai is the place for you. Koele Lodge run by The Four Seasons, feels like you should be sipping scotch in the Library while smoking a cigar with Hemmingway. The Manele Bay Four Seasons has the perfect blend of and upscale resort with an intimate relaxed atmoshpere that makes you feel right at home.
We spent nearly a week exploring this tiny island that takes mere hours to drive around and discovered some picturesque locations, touching scenes, relaxing moments and we even managed to have a bit of adventure travel along the way.
Enjoy these travel photos of Lanai, Hawaii
Horses graze at sunset at Four Seasons Koele Lodge
The road winds down to a great view of Molokai
Waves crash at Shipwreck Beach
The view of Lanai from the highest point on the island. Munroe Trail
An abandoned wooden church discovered while renting a Jeep
More Horses graze at the Ranch near Four Seasons Koele Lodge
Close up of native Fern on the Munro Trail
Local resident of the Lanai Cat Sanctuary or LARC for short
The Garden of the Gods in Lanai
The view of our Room at Koele Lodge in Lanai
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