Maui-raised pro surfer Ian Walsh visits the island of Lanai, exploring its dramatic landscapes, rich culture, and modern comforts. | Condé Nast Traveler

137 reactions · 45 shares | On the island of Lanai is an isolated cultural site with saturated orange rock formations known as Keahiakawelo, or The Fires of Kawelo. Formed centuries ago, a warm glow illuminates the vast landscape during sunset hour. Seeing it in person is mesmerizing. The road to this beautiful area is only accessible with a four-wheel drive vehicle, and the removal or stacking of the rocks is kapu (forbidden). #VisitLanai #LetHawaiiHappen | Hawaii – gohawaii.com | Facebook