Horseback Riding

Lanai is the perfect place to experience the rich cowboy culture of the Hawaiian Islands. In fact, the Hawaiian cowboy, or Paniolo, predates the cowboys of the American West by decades! On horseback, you’ll be given an opportunity to explore the hills surrounding The Stables at Koele, once the center of ranching operations on the island. The wooded valleys and trails of this extraordinary upland terrain are home to axis deer, Mouflon sheep, and turkey. Horses are available to suit all skill levels. So, saddle up for a day of fun and adventure!

*NOTE: A resort room credit will be provided for lunch on-property.

Attire: Closed-toe shoes, long pants, and t-shirts. Hat, sunglasses, and sunblock are highly recommended. Physical Limitations: Not recommended for people with back pain problems or pregnant women.

Clay Shooting

Experience the thrill of “hunting” without hurting a fly! The 14-station sporting clays course in the wooded uplands of Lanai challenges shooters of all skill levels. Your guide will cover gun safety and awareness, course rules, and shooting etiquette. Once you’ve mastered the basics, aim for sporting clays launched to simulate flight patterns of duck, quail, dove, and pheasant, or the running patterns of rabbits. For additional challenge and fun, set your sights on 3D animal targets, such as turkey, deer, ram, or boar. You’re invited to unwind and test your marksmanship in the cool pine country of Lanai!

*NOTE: A resort room credit will be provided for lunch on-property.

Attire: Closed-toe shoes, long pants, and t-shirts. Hat, sunglasses, and sunblock are highly recommended.

UTV Off-Roading

Rev up for an electrifying and fun-filled venture off the beaten path during a Polaris off-road excursion and guided cultural tour. Your driver will steer you across the island’s varying terrain, through majestic ironwood forests and verdant valleys, in search of inspiring views. If you’re seeking an adrenaline-filled way to explore the island’s backcountry while learning about the island’s ecosystem and history, this excursion is for you!

*NOTE: A resort room credit will be provided for lunch on-property.

Attire: Closed-toe shoes, long pants, t-shirts, and windbreaker jackets. Sunglasses and sunblock are highly recommended.

Physical Limitations: This high-speed adventure is not recommended for people with a fear of speed, back pain problems, or pregnant women.

Guided Hike

Enjoy the solitude of Lanai as you begin your hike with your guide through the forested hills and valleys of the Koele uplands. The forest canopy, with its filtered sunlight, gives way to open vistas and steep ravines once carved by flowing lava streams. Two valleys drop sheer on both sides of the center ridge as the islands of Molokai and Maui thrust skyward across the northern horizon.

*NOTE: A resort room credit will be provided for lunch on-property.

Hike Physical Limitations: This is a beginner hike of mild intensity, it is not recommended for people who prefer not to walk long distances or on an incline.

Attire: Closed-toe athletic shoes, athletic pants or shorts, t-shirts, and windbreaker jackets. Hats, sunglasses, and sunblock are highly recommended.

Jeeps

With only 30 miles of paved road, the island of Lanai is well suited to off-roading. Take advantage of a Jeep rental for the day and explore miles and miles of the island’s rugged terrain while taking in the scenery of Keahkiawelo (Garden of the Gods), Polihua Beach, and Kaiolohia (Shipwreck Beach). The clay roads are not paved and a challenge to drive, so this is an adventurous choice!

*NOTE: A resort room credit will be provided for lunch on-property.

Jeep Limitations: A valid driver’s license will be required for this activity. Those who are not comfortable driving or riding in a 4×4 vehicle on bumpy, unpaved roads should select an alternate activity. Supplemental insurance will be provided for all participants.

Field Seminar to Garden of the Gods

Explore Lanai’s history and culture in this 3 hour, guided 4-wheel drive van expedition to Keahiakawelo led by a local cultural and historical expert. In recent years, Keahiakawelo has come to be known as “Garden of the gods,” which is a nod to its breathtaking views of the Pacific with the island of Molokai in the distance rather than the history or traditions of the place. This site, with its incredible natural beauty is one of the significant storied landscapes of Lanai.

*NOTE: A resort room credit will be provided for lunch on-property.

Attire: Closed-toe shoes, long pants, t-shirts, and windbreaker jackets. Sunglasses and sunblock are highly recommended.

Hawanawana Spa

No two experiences are alike at Hawanawana Spa at Four Seasons Resort Lanai, where every treatment is tailored to your individual desires and concerns. Inspired by the healing powers of the sea, Four Seasons’ full range of spa services features locally inspired ingredients and techniques.

*NOTE: A resort room credit will be provided for lunch on-property.

Golf

Manele Golf Course, a Jack Nicklaus Signature course, is one of the most renowned courses in the world. Offering breathtaking views from lava outcroppings and cliffs, this 18-hole course is celebrated, not only for its scenery, but for its excellence in design and playability.

*NOTE: A resort room credit will be provided for lunch on-property.

Attire: Standard golf attire, including a collared shirt and Bermuda-length shorts required. No tank tops or jeans are permitted on the course. Golf shoes or tennis shoes are permitted. Soft spikes only; metal spikes are not allowed. Hat, sunglasses, and sunblock are highly recommended.