Discover Lanai for a day of adventure

Whole Day Free-Style Adventure

When you Discover Lanai, your Adventure begins with a hot breakfast coffee bar with delicious pastries aboard on the way to Lana'i. The Captain will point out points of interesting geography and marine life that will help you to discover Lanai. As we approach land, you will be greeted by magnificent cliffs and quiet beaches. You will than receive a delicious lunch box, bottled water, snorkel gear and a map to enjoy Lana'i your way. At the days end we will pick you up and cruise back to Lahaina enjoying a premium beverage and dry snacks. Or, stay on board and we will take you to snorkel locations only available by boat. After snorkeling lunch will be served under our large shaded canopy. Cruise time 8:00am return 3:00pm.
Check in Lahaina harbor.
Reservations are a must.
May 1st through November 30th
(Wednesday-Friday)

Menu On Board

Hot breakfast coffee bar and pastries. Open soda bar. Ice cold beer, wine and cocktails available for purchase.

Lunch Box

Includes a scrumptious juicy burger with all the trimmings, potato salad, brown sugar baked beans and desert

Cost per person

Adult: $122.55 with tax
Child:$73.15 with tax

Discover Lanai an Adventure on your own. Unspoiled beaches, shipwrecks etc.
Breakfast, beverage and spinner dolphins

Hulopo Bay

Shipwreck Beach

Reservations are a must. Book on-line or dial Toll Free
877-873-4837

Uninhabited until the 1500’s, Lanai was a sovereign land until King Kamehameha I united the Hawaiian islands under his rule. Lanai became the world’s foremost grower and exporter of pineapples – a title the former "Pineapple Isle," held for most of the 20th century. As the cost of business rose, pineapple production was moved overseas. Throughout its history, man’s impact on the island has been minimal. Its population today is 3,193.

HISTORICAL SITES ON LANAI

Lanaihale
The trail up this 3,370-foot mountain will lead you to magnificent views of Oahu, Molokai, Maui, Kahoolawe, and Hawaii’s Big Island

Luahiwa Petroglyphs
On Lanai’s southern coast, is a four-acre area is home to the island’s largest collection of petroglyphs.

Kaunolu Village
Along this shoreline you’ll find the ruins of 86 house platforms and the Halulu heiau (religious temple). King Kamehameha, whose name means "the lonely one" came here to relax and fish in the summertime.

Shipwreck Beach
Since the 19th century this windy, eight-mile stretch of beach has wrecked numerous ships along its shallow, rocky channel. In fact, the hull of the "Liberty Ship," an oil-tanker from the 1940s, is still beached. This is a great area for beachcombing and exploring and taking great photo's.

Hulopoe Bay
Hulopoe Beach the title as one of America's best beaches. Located on Lanai's southern coast. This protected bay is the best spot on the island for snorkeling, swimming and body boarding. Spinner dolphins are often seen here. In the winter months visits from Humpback whales are a bonus. This bay is a very popular spot.