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34. Hulopoe Bay
Travel to Hulopoe Bay on the southern coast of Lanai. It is here you will discover the home of one of the island’s numerous world-class resorts. Enjoy the beautiful beach and neighboring marine preserve that’s the home of dolphins, exotic fish, and honu sea turtles.
35. Shark’s Bay
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While in Lanai, visit Shark’s Bay. It’s joined to Hulopoe Bay by a small walking trail. Some travelers consider it to be the most scenic spot on the entire island. Hike along the scarlet lava rocks, hang out on the little cove beach, and check out Sweetheart Rock just 150 feet offshore.
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