Jan 2, 2018 · Strong trade winds and big channel swells have made the north shore of Lanai a hazardous area for navigation, evidenced by the ships that have wrecked along its 6-mile …

Four-wheel drive about a half-hour north from Lānaʻi City and you’ll discover Kaiolohia, also known as Shipwreck Beach. This windy, 8-mile stretch of beach has wrecked numerous ships …

Shipwreck Beach on Lanai offers a unique experience with its historic shipwrecks and scenic views. The Hawaiian Islands are home to countless incredible wonders - both natural and man …

Sep 3, 2023 · This 6 mile beach gets its name from the numerous wrecks off its shores over the years, caused by the strong tradewinds and swells in the area. There is evidence of many of …

The shipwreck itself is quite stunning, due to its sheer size. The beaches along this north eastern side of Lanai are ringed by a very substantial reef, which accounts for the many shipwrecks …

How to See the Mysterious Lana’i Shipwreck The rugged north shore of Lana'i is home to something quite unusual. As you approach an area called Kaiolohia you will be astonished to …

Shipwreck Beach is a white and beach on the north end of Lanai that is best known for the many boats its rough offshore waves and shallow reefs grounded. While swimming here is not …

The white, sandy beach is a beachcomber's delight, revealing shells, rocks and odd debris thanks to the strong winds and slamming waves that pound the shore. Stroll the 8 miles (13 km) of …

Jul 18, 2024 · Sunken steamers at Shipwreck Beach, a maritime graveyard on the Hawaiian island of Lāna`i, reveal the truth about ship groundings in Kaiolohia Bay.

This 8-mile-long windswept strand on Lanai’s northeastern shore—named for the rusty ship Liberty stuck on the coral reef—is a sailor’s nightmare and a beachcomber’s dream.