Most of Lanai’s 3,100 residents are concentrated in Lanai City, a former Dole pineapple plantation town.
A view from Ellison’s multi-million-dollar renovation of the Four Seasons Resort Lanai.
The road to the Four Seasons Resort Lanai is lined with Cook Island pines, which resemble the hotel chain’s logo—coincidentally, really.
California billionaire David Murdock relaxes at his plantation on Lanai in 1989.
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Larry Ellison, the island’s current owner, giving a speech.
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Four Seasons guests enjoy the hotel’s semi-private Hulopoe Bay beach (all beaches in Hawaii are, by law, public).
Blue Ginger Café, a Lanai City institution popular with locals and, historically, tourists alike.
Most of Lanai’s nearly 141 square miles are undeveloped—and locals hope it’ll stay that way.
The Four Seasons Resort Lanai strives to deliver a private-island feel.
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