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| Sightseeing | |
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Lana'i City, the only town on Lanai, was built in the 1920's by Dole Pineapple as the focal point of the industry. The plantation style architecture has only gained character over the years. Manele Bay is the rockier twin bay to Hulope, but with its twin it is part of a Marine Life Conservation District and a preferred habitat to Hawaiian Spinner dolphins. Shipwreck Beach has had many craft abandoned on the reef, some of which were wrecked and others towed there post World War II. The most obvious wreck is the rusting hull of a WWII Liberty Ship sitting on the shallow reef almost completely out of the water. |
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There are several great activities for honeymooners to enjoy in Lanai. Golf, hiking, horseback riding, bicycling, off-roading in a four-wheel drive, beach activities, spa, archery, sporting clays, scuba and snorkeling. |
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| Shopping | |
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There are some upscale shops in the hotels, and even a few unusual, yet small shops in Lana'i City. But if shopping is your passion, you might want to take a ferry to Lahaina or fly to Honolulu for the day. |
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| Hidden Gems | |
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A prehistoric mystery lingers in Luahiwa, where visitors will find 34 boulders featuring intriguing petroglyphs carved by ancient Hawaiians. Nearby, Kaunolu is home to a thought-provoking royal ruin. And, for a somewhat eerie stroll through Lanai's plantation era past, don't miss the "ghost town" of Keomoku. Ask one our
Lanai Honeymoon specialists about other hidden gems. |
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| Family Friendly Dining and Entertainment | |
 | The quaint Hotel Lana'i is a great place for honeymooners and is famous for their Mud Pie. Ask your Lanai Honeymoon specialist about romantic dining options! Tanigawa's, in Lana'i City, Town Square, is a great place for both local-style plate lunches and hamburgers. It is open from 6:30am to 12:30pm. |
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| Climate | |
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The average high summer temperature is 87°F while the average high winter temperature is 80°F. At night, the temperature drops 15 degrees. The ocean temperature is remarkably consistent 72-76 degrees all year long. The amount of rainfall at Manele Bay averages about 10-15 inches per year while at the Lodge, rainfall will be 30-40 inches a year, generally limited to mourning showers. |
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