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    THE ISLAND OF LANA'I 
       It's a place just a few miles off the coast of Maui, yet 
        worlds away from the Hawaii most visitors experience. 
      Once known as the "Pineapple Island", Lana'i 
        was largely unpopulated for centuries, and remains distinctly unspoiled 
        still today. It is a landscape of plenty, embracing within a span of nine 
        miles both the heady beauty of the tropics and the majestic splendor of 
        the mountains. It is home to two peerless luxury resorts offering championship 
        golf, tennis, and sporting clays — as well as award-winning gourmet 
        dining and world-class spa treatments. All this, surrounded by miles of 
        untouched wilderness and silken beaches...a mere twenty-five minutes by 
        air from Honolulu. 
      Land Activities 
          For 
        the action oriented, imagine the thrill of an Eco Adventure across rugged 
        terrain on a 4x4 or mountain bike trek. Or a horseback ride through soaring 
        pine forests and vast meadows bursting with wildflowers. Or a sunrise 
        helicopter tour through plunging alpine valleys. You'll also find experiences 
        that seem surprisingly out of place on a tropical island, such as clay 
        target shooting, archery, lawn bowling, and a perfectly manicured croquet 
        lawn. Lanai's spectacular Lodge At Koele is home to a fitness center, 
        tennis courts, an executive putting green, and The Experience at Koele 
        - rated the best golf course in the world by the readers of Conde Nast 
        Traveler. The Lodge at Koele also hosts the Visiting Artist Program, where 
        celebrated chefs, authors, and musicians share their talents. 
      Ocean Activities 
         Come 
        eye to eye with a spinner dolphin on a snorkeling excursion. Cleanse your 
        spirit on a private sailing adventure. Lose yourself amid endlessly fascinating 
        tide pools. For the sportsman, Lanai's coast is rife with possibility 
        - including deep sea fishing, fitness hikes, scuba diving, ocean rafting, 
        or The Challenge at Manele - a Jack Nicklaus masterpiece perched 200 feet 
        above the crashing surf. The Manele Bay Hotel is home to a spacious tennis 
        center, Hawaiian crafts classes, the renowned amenities of The Spa at 
        Manele, and the Visiting Artist Program - where celebrated chefs, authors 
        and musicians share their talents. 
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