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Lanai City Specialty Attractions

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Knob Hill Dive Site
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Located south of the island, this dive site is a knob-like coral formation. Many kinds of sea life including Damsel fish, octopuses and eels can be seen.
Address: Lanai, HI

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Fish Rock Dive Site
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Divers can descend to depths of 75 feet (23 m) below sea level and see hundreds of species of fish population including Angelfish and Frog fish.
Address: Offshore South Lanai, HI

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Sergeant Major & Sergeant Minor Dive Site
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Marlin and tuna, eels and small reef sharks can be seen in these two dive sites.
Address: South East Lanai, HI

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Cathedral - Dive Site
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This is one of the most famous dive sites off the shores of Lanai, 100 feet long (30m) and 20 feet high (6m).
Address: Offshore South Lanai | Lanai, HI | 96763

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Secret Cove Dive Site
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This site that includes a lava tube and a soft coral wall is appropriate for slow-moving divers to explore several varieties of lobster and eels.
Address: Offshore, South Lana'i, HI

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Nanahoa
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Located off the western shore of Lana'i, this stone formation is comprised of two stone islets. Nanahoa can be seen from Kaumalapa'u Harbor or Honopu Bay.
Address: West Side, Lanai,, HI | 96763

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Turtle Haven
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Called Coral Garden, this reef is a home to many sea turtles.
Address: Offshore Eastern Lanai, HI

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Bird Man of Lanai Petroglyphs
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Located at Kaiolohia Beach (known as Shipwreck Beach), these petroglyphs are ancient rock carvings that depict animals, people and other things. The Bird Man of Lanai petroglyphs are easy to access from the main road.
Address: End of Paiowa Road | Lanai, HI

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Wash Rock Dive Site
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The reef is a lava tube that consists of two parts nicknamed Hungry Shark Reef and Tunnel of Love. There is also an enormous rock covered in coral and surrounded by sea life.
Address: Offshore, South Lanai, HI |  96763

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Arm Chair Dive Site
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The name of this dive site refers to two lava rock formations that resemble a giant chair. Dolphins, fish and sea turtles can be seen.
Address: Offshore SE Lanai, HI | 96763

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