If you are looking for vacations in Hawaii with rich nightlife and many all-inclusive hotels, then certainly Lanai is not your best choice. Also known as Hawaii's "Most Secluded Island" and "The Pineapple Island" - it once hosted the world's largest pineapple plantation - Lanai is home to 5,000 residents, the vast majority of whom live in the cool heights of Lanai City.
Even if Lanai don't belongs yet to the most visited Hawaiian islands, it has recently become home for two world-class vacation resorts dotted with all-inclusive hotels. Lanai is well suited to the vacationers and outdoorsman alike and includes some of the best hunting areas in Hawaii. Not far from Lanai City you'll find the Munro Trail, which climbs from the city's 1,600-foot elevation through stands of Norfolk pines (planted in the early 1900s by New Zealand naturalist George Munro) and up to the highest point of the island, Lanaihale, named also the "house of Lanai".
From this point, at 3,370 feet altitude, five other Hawaiian islands are visible on a clear day...
Being a quite island, with just a few all-inclusive hotels, Lanai is mostly prefered by tourists seeking peaceful vacations on some of the most beatiful beaches of the world!