 Manele Bay Hotel-
The Manele Bay Hotel is perched atop dramatic, windswept red lava cliffs overlooking
Hulopo'e Beach, the island's finest sugar-white sand beach. This grand seaside villa
encompasses intimate courtyards filled with lush tropical gardens, abounding waterfalls,
tranquil pools and aromatic flowers. Activities include tennis, fitness center, spa,
water sports and horseback riding. |
 The
Challenge at Manele Golf Course- The Challenge at Manele was designed by
Jack Nicklaus and opened in 1993. This links-style course was built on natural lava
outcroppings and features natural gorges and ravines. One of three holes constructed
on the cliffs of Hulopoe Bay, its spectacular par-three signature hole plays from a cliff
150 feet above the crashing surf and requires a demanding 200 yard tee shot across the
ocean. |
 The Lodge at Koele-
The Lodge at Koele possesses the relaxed yet refined atmosphere of a plantation owner's
home. Fireplaces and oversized furnishings encourage intimate conversation and
social gatherings. Enjoy horseback riding, a game of tennis, or test your skills
with some lawn bowling or croquet. There are two 18-hole championship golf courses
as well as an 18-hole Executive Putting Course. |
 The Experience at
Koele- The Experience at Koele was designed by Greg Norman and Ted Robinson
in 1991 and is located in the center of Lanai. With its signature hole that drops
250 feet to a wooded gorge below, it winds through stands of Cook Island pine trees and
indigenous plants. The course provides panoramic views of Molokai and Maui from the
very heights of the island. |