Lanai City Shuttle

Lahaina Ferry Shuttle Service - Lanai Message Board

Take the boat from Lahaina to Lana`i. A shuttle service will take you to every one. Shuttle service will take you either to Manele Bay or to the lodge in Koele, the two 4 Seasons Estates on the Isle. After paying the approximately $10 days, the shuttle will take you between the two destinations, with a stopover in Lana`i City.

This is my normal information about a full days out to Lana`i without jeep rental: You can also take the boat and go snorkeling on the beach of Hulopo'e (where the trilogy goes). Maui snorkeling equipment must be hired from Maui, as there is none on Lana'i.

On Lana'i you can also make a lovely little walk to Pu'u Pehe Overlook (Sweetheart Rock), where you have a great view of Maui and Kaho'olawe. You can also find great tide swimming areas around the beaches. The Ocean Grill offers a great view, although it is quite pricey.

You can also take a picknick and eat directly on the shore. There is a daily shuttle ticket available for the shuttle that the resort operates on the isle. Situated at the pier for all ferries to Manele Bay, it will stop at the Lana'i Hotel in Lana'i City (from where you can visit the small city - lunches and shopping and galleries) and ends at the Lodge in Koele.

Depends on resort occupation and daytime, it leaves every 30-60 mins. All I' m telling you is that you'll have such a good fun on Lana'i that you won't want to go back to Maui at the end of the game. Here some information about Lana`i City:

Finally you can visit Lana`i City. Local Gentry has very beautiful clothing for men and woman. Mike Carroll Gallery and Jordanne Gallery are great, and both exhibit their work on a regular basis in the lobby hotels. There' s also a beautiful Lana`i Art Center with works by many different performers and art supply for those who are looking for inspiration.

Lana`i Beach Walks is another newer shop with beach wear, crocs, presents and leisure wear. The Lana`i Culture and Heritage Center was only opened in 2010. Situated in the old Dole administration buildings (to the opposite of the Lana`i Hotel), it is open Monday - Friday from 9 am to 3 am and Saturday from 9 am to 1 pm.

There are several other places to eat in town: Pele's Other Garden (during the afternoon delicatessen, late afternoon dinner with tasty pastas and big pizza), Blue Ginger Cafe with tasty Mahi burger and regional dishes, Lana`i canoes also with regional dishes (breakfast and lunches only), Cafe 565 with a sandwich andizza and Lana`i City Grill (formerly Henry Clays) at Hotel Lana`i with excellent game and roast chickens.

Lana`i City Grill rates are close to those in all of the restaurants (but also the dining quality), but the other places in the city are cheaper. There' not much nightlife on the isle. The Lana`i City Grill also offers Friday evening free of charge real time entertainment.

Enjoy your time in Lana`i.