Vacation on Lanai beaches - hidden bays, top resorts and recreation areas

20 charming beaches are available for the guests of Lanai Island, 12 of them for free public access. Manele Bay beach is located in the southern coast of the island and it is a part of marine conservation area. The beach is not characterized by modern facilities that’s why it is necessary to take with you everything you need for your rest. But the choice of entertainment is great. At the beach you can go scuba diving in one of the picturesque places, rent a runabout b go fishing or go sailing and appreciate the beauty of the island. Manele Bay beach is popular among designers and nature-admires. This beach is perfect for whale watching.

The most famous beach is Hulopoe Bay , which is in the harbor of the same name. The extensive beach, covered with snow-white sand, has a form of crescent. The beach is very peaceful and it would be quite lovely for tourists with children. The main feature of the beach is unusual lava rock formations which are filled up with water during high tide, creating tide pools. During the rest at the beach visitors can enjoy watching dolphins, and in winter the harbor can be used for watching humpback whales.

Shipwreck beach is a very special place. Notwithstanding that due to rock formations and strong undercurrents the beach is not appropriate for swimming, it is still popular among tourists. In the old days there were numerous shipwrecks in coastal zone and nowadays lots of wreckage of boats and other sea treasures can be found at the beach. The beach would be great for both hiking and family picnic as there is a number of interesting sightseeings including rocks with ancient drawings. Copyright www.orangesmile.com

As mentioned earlier, Lanai is popular among designers. The most popular dive site is still Cathedrals district with unique lava tubes – one of the best in Hawaii. Highly-qualified diving-centres service to island guests, there are also first-class schools of surfing on the island.