Kalokahi O Ka Malamalama Church is located close to the Lodge at Koele Resort, north of Lanai City. A picturesque wooden Church, it was constructed during the plantation era of the late 1800’s and early 1900’s.The church still holds Sunday services spoken in Hawaiian today.

Manele Bay has a small area of sand in the left corner; it is perfect for snorkeling, diving, and fishing but not recommended for swimming as offshore is shallow and rocky.

Manele Boat Harbor is located alongside New Manele Road in South Lanai. This small boat harbor is enclosed on the west by Pali Lei no Haunui sea cliffs which gives the harbor brilliant protection from storms and strong currents. Most private yachts, charter boats and the Lahaina-Lanai Ferry dock here. The harbor gives panoramic views of the Ocean and on a clear day, the Island of Maui with Mount Haleakala can be seen in the distance. There is a shaded picnic area with tables, grills and a pavilion just above the harbor area. The Ferry to Lahaina, Maui, departs five times each day starting at 08.00am.

Shipwreck Beach is located in northeast Lanai; it fronts the Kalohi Channel which separates the Island of Lanai and Molokai. The many reefs in this channel coupled with its strong currents have wrecked many a ship. The hulk of the World War Two Liberty ship clings to reef close to the shore, this ship was deliberately sunk. After the War had ended, many surplus crafts were given permission to be sunk here as a cheap way of disposing of them. The Liberty was made of concrete; consequently it has not worn away.

The beach is made up of sand, lava rock and boulders and is ideal for beach combers. Because of the trade winds, the area is constantly exposed and battered by the currents of the Kalohi and Auau Channels. Despite the fact that the beach is shielded by a wide reef, swimming in this area is considered particularly dangerous. The shipwreck can be located around a mile down the beach to the left of the lighthouse ruins. There is no facilities available close by, nor any lifeguards and is only reachable by a four wheel drive vehicle.

The fishing camp (known as Federation Camp) is located not far from Shipwreck beach. It was constructed in the early 1930’s with driftwood and suchlike that had washed ashore on Shipwreck beach. A number of houses, picnic tables, and a latrine are dotted around the camp; and is still used and maintained by the locals during their fishing outings.

Naha beach is located at Naha along the southeast side of Lanai, it is a narrow beach overhung with Kiawe trees. At low tide, you can clearly see the site of an ancient fishpond. This beach is not recommended for swimming and extreme vigilance should be used when the surf is high, as the shore break and current can be perilous.

Secluded Lopa beach is located off the Keomuku Road –where there are several four wheel drive trails that lead to the beach. It is quite a long white sand beach and when the waters are calm it is safe to swim. It is well-known for its fishpond, Loko Lopa - one of the four ancient Hawaiian fishponds on the Island.