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Lānaʻi


Lānaʻi is the smallest of Hawaii's publicly accessible islands, home to a close-knit plantation town, a quiet oceanfront resort community at Mānele Bay, and very limited real estate inventory.


Lānaʻi City offers charming plantation-era homes centered on historic Dole Park, while the south shore provides private oceanfront resort amenities, golf, and beach access.


Reached from Maui by ferry or short flight, Lānaʻi suits buyers seeking privacy and an unhurried island lifestyle.

Lānaʻi Active Listings

Average Price $1.7M
Lowest Price $198K
Highest Price $17M
Total Listings 20
Avg. Days On Market 278
Avg. Price/SQFT $781

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ABOUT LĀNAʻI | HAWAII

Lānaʻi is the smallest of the publicly accessible Hawaiian islands, sitting just nine miles off Maui's southwest coast and reached by a short ferry crossing from Lāhainā Harbor or a quick flight into Lānaʻi Airport. At roughly 140 square miles with a year-round population near 3,300, it remains the quietest and least developed of Maui County's islands — a place defined by open space rather than density.

The island's story runs from ranching land to the world's largest pineapple plantation under the Hawaiian Pineapple Company and later Dole, to its current chapter as a small, privately stewarded resort destination. Lānaʻi City, established in 1924 as the plantation town, still centers on Dole Park, ringed by wooden storefronts and modest plantation-era cottages at roughly 1,600 feet of elevation — cool, upcountry air a world away from the coastline. The island's south shore, anchored by Mānele Bay, is home to an oceanfront Four Seasons resort and championship golf, while a second Four Seasons property sits in the cooler uplands as a wellness-focused retreat.

Real estate on Lānaʻi is intentionally limited. Most listings are single-family homes in and around Lānaʻi City, along with occasional land parcels; condominium inventory is minimal, and new construction is uncommon given how much of the island falls under long-term private stewardship. What comes to market tends to be closely watched by both local buyers and those drawn to the island's rare combination of small-town character and resort-level amenities close at hand.

For buyers who value privacy, a slower pace, and easy access to Maui, Lānaʻi offers a real estate market unlike anywhere else in the islands — small in volume, but distinct in character.

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