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Lānaʻi Activities
More than 89,000 acres of countryside, 400 miles of 4-wheel-drive trails (only 30 miles of the island’s roads are paved) and zero stoplights make the quiet island of Lānaʻi the perfect place to go off the grid. Download the free Lānaʻi Guide App, produced by the Lānaʻi Culture and Heritage Center, to access self-guided driving tours, hiking information plus Lānaʻi culture and history. During your outdoor adventures, uncover the otherworldly landscape of Keahiakawelo. Or, watch the waves and marvel at views of neighbor islands on 18 miles of secluded beaches. Tours are available through knowledgable local tour companies.
Just outside of Lānaʻi City, groups of all sizes will bond at the Lānaʻi Adventure Park while ziplining, e-biking or ascending the aerial ropes and climbing course. Also nearby, animal lovers flock to the popular Lānaʻi Cat Sanctuary, a local nonprofit dedicated to rescuing cats and protecting native endangered birds.
Four Seasons guests are invited to go horseback riding or enjoy the dramatic views while golfing at the Mānele Golf Course. And everyone can view the largest surviving ruins of a prehistoric Hawaiian Village at Kaunolū Fishing Village or watch birds or sunat the stunning islet of Puʻupehe.
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