Beaches in Lanai, Hawaii

Hulopoe Beach Park Lanai is a wondrous part of this little Hawaiian island, and can be located on the south east coast not to far from the Manele Bayboat landing which is just below the luxurious Manele Bay Hotel . The Hulopoe Beach ... More on Lanaicityrental.com

This small but beautiful bay is located below the Challenge at Manele golf course. Few tourist ever see this lovely area as it is mostly frequented by local fisherman and is very difficult to access via the Po'opo'o Fisherman Trail. ... More on Auntiesnorkel.com

One of the most famous green sea turtle nesting beaches in Hawaii and a good place to watch whales (in season). Over 1-1/2 miles of white sand. Windswept - susceptible to sand storms and dangerous currents. Water conditions ... More on Auntiesnorkel.com

One of the most interesting hikes on Lanai is the trek down Shipwreck Beach. The beach stretches over miles of northeast coast of Lanai fronting the Kalohi Channel that separates Lanai from Molokai. This channel is known for its strong ... More on Auntiesnorkel.com

On the northeast side of the island, you'll find ruins of an old lighthouse at Kaiolohia, also known as Shipwreck Beach. Since the 19th century this windy, eight-mile stretch of beach has wrecked n... More on Gohawaii.com

Shipwreck Beach provides good beach combing in a windy setting with a shipwrecked WWII Liberty Ship as a backdrop. The 8-mile beach has many reef-sheltered pools, where some ... More on Weather.com

The calm of the water and the wonderful Hawaii shore is quite a vista. This segment of shore is so great. There aren't any lodgings around here but if you're ok to travel a small length then no pro... More on GoingOutside

Located in the northeast, Keomuku Village's most prominent remnant is the partially-restored Malamalama Church. In the 19th century the Village was the site for a proposed sugar plantation that was... More on Weather.com

Although it's one of the most popular destinations on Lana'i, this beach manages to retain its pristine appearance. It's a protected area, a designated marine preserve and a place of much natural b... More on Travel.yahoo.com

Leaving the pool area of Manele Bay Hotel, which is up on the cliff side, we walked down the beach access path to Hulopo'e Bay. Flowers ... More on igougo