Mondays
10:00 - 11:30am
Join us on this Hawaiian craft workshop to create your own kapa bookmark. “Ohe Kapala” is a piece of bamboo carved for printing “tapa” which is a bark cloth that has been softened through a process of soaking and beating.
Fridays
9:30-10:30am
A magical, memorable true Aloha filled experience of Hawaiian Culture with treasured teachers.
Thursdays
9:00 - 10:00am
The ancient Hawaiian Art of weaving raffia, fern and flowers to create a beautiful bracelet (Kupe’e) for your wrist or ornament for your hair. Wear your creation to hula dancing class, immediately following.
Wednesdays, Fridays & Sundays
10:00 - 11:00am
Learn to make flower lei, which is a garland or wreath in Hawai’i. Leave with a beautiful handmade lei to wear or share with someone special. A lei is a common symbol of love, friendship, celebration, honor or greeting.
Thursdays
10:00 - 11:00am
Hula is a Polynesian dance form accompanied by chant (Oli) or song (Mele). Hula dancing is a beautiful art form, and there are many hand motions used to represent the words in a song or chant. In our hula dancing class, you will learn basic steps, hand motions and some stories about Hawai’i.
Thursdays
10:00 - 11:00am
Hula is a Polynesian dance form accompanied by chant (Oli) or song (Mele). Hula dancing is a beautiful art form, and there are many hand motions used to represent the words in a song or chant. In our hula dancing class, you will learn basic steps, hand motions and some stories about Hawai’i.
Tuesdays
10:00 - 11:30am
Hala weaving is a traditional practice to make items such as baskets, hats and mats from leaves of Hala trees. Watch Keoua Nelsen expertly weave together leaves. Keoua Nelson is from Kona and comes from a long line of lauhala weavers.
Sundays
5:30-6:30pm
As the glorious sun sets in Kahala, guests will listen to stories and songs about this very sacred area told by our master Storyteller.
At Plumeria Beach House, we make every effort to find quality ingredients for our dishes. We are proud to support our local farmers by introducing their fresh produce to our guests. This quarter, we would like to feature one of our newest offerings, the "Maui Nui Venison Burger".
Our Maui Nui Venison Burger is a take on a local burger. We put our Kahala spin on it by topping it with a pineapple onion bacon chutney, Waialua tome cheese, Dijonnaise, Kawamata tomatoes and lettuce.
The axis deer used in the patty is an invasive species on Maui, and does not have natural predators. Our local Maui Nui Venison Burger can be enjoyed at Plumeria Beach House.
A portion of the sales goes directly to support our non-profit organization partners.
At Plumeria Beach House, we make every effort to find quality ingredients for our dishes. We are proud to support our local farmers by introducing their fresh produce to our guests. This quarter, we would like to feature one of our newest offerings, the "Maui Nui Venison Burger".
Our Maui Nui Venison Burger is a take on a local burger. We put our Kahala spin on it by topping it with a pineapple onion bacon chutney, Waialua tome cheese, Dijonnaise, Kawamata tomatoes and lettuce.
The axis deer used in the patty is an invasive species on Maui, and does not have natural predators. Our local Maui Nui Venison Burger can be enjoyed at Plumeria Beach House.
A portion of the sales goes directly to support our non-profit organization partners.
Restore Hawaii's diverse ecosystem by donating $90 to the Kahala Legacy Forest —located at Gunstock Ranch in Malaekahana on the North Shore of Oahu. The Kahala Legacy Forest represents Kahala's commitment to the Hawaiian Legacy Reforestation Initiative (HLRI). We are proud to be the organization's first reforestation partner on the island of Oahu, with an entire piece of land on which Kahala guests and supporters can plant native trees. With your donation, a tree will be planted in your name (or dedicated to someone else) on Oahu's North Shore. As a token of our appreciation for your donation, you'll receive $50 off any spa treatment at The Kahala.
Restore Hawaii's diverse ecosystem by donating $90 to the Kahala Legacy Forest —located at Gunstock Ranch in Malaekahana on the North Shore of Oahu. The Kahala Legacy Forest represents Kahala's commitment to the Hawaiian Legacy Reforestation Initiative (HLRI). We are proud to be the organization's first reforestation partner on the island of Oahu, with an entire piece of land on which Kahala guests and supporters can plant native trees. With your donation, a tree will be planted in your name (or dedicated to someone else) on Oahu's North Shore. As a token of our appreciation for your donation, you'll receive $50 off any spa treatment at The Kahala.
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Return your lei to nature and return your aloha to the island. At the Kahala, after enjoying your fresh Hawaiian lei, drape it on our E Ola Mau Loa tree, so that the lei will nourish our land. This embraces the Hawaiian belief that what you take from the land, you must give back to the land.
Return your lei to nature and return your aloha to the island. At the Kahala, after enjoying your fresh Hawaiian lei, drape it on our E Ola Mau Loa tree, so that the lei will nourish our land. This embraces the Hawaiian belief that what you take from the land, you must give back to the land.
Here at The Kahala, we want you to truly experience our island home and immerse yourself in Hawaiian culture. In partnership with the Hawaii Tourism Authority, we hope to share our community and connect with you through our Mālama Hawaii.
Here at The Kahala, we want you to truly experience our island home and immerse yourself in Hawaiian culture. In partnership with the Hawaii Tourism Authority, we hope to share our community and connect with you through our Mālama Hawaii.
The number of endemic Hawaiian Milo trees planted by The Kahala in Legacy Forest in North Shore is:
KISCA is our commitment to restore part of the natural landscape of the island and plant 200,000 endemic Hawaiian Milo trees in Malaekahana on the North Shore of Oahu. It's an important initiative that provides a brighter and more beautiful future for Hawaii.
The number of endemic Hawaiian Milo trees planted by The Kahala in Legacy Forest in North Shore is:
KISCA is our commitment to restore part of the natural landscape of the island and plant 200,000 endemic Hawaiian Milo trees in Malaekahana on the North Shore of Oahu. It's an important initiative that provides a brighter and more beautiful future for Hawaii.
On September 14th, The Kahala Hotel & Resort and Kamehameha Schools honored individuals and groups dedicated to the environmental and cultural stewardship of Maunalua Bay at the first ever Memories of the Maile Room Gala. The enchanting evening included musical performances in honor of legendary musician Danny Keleikini, featuring Raʻiātea Helm and students of Kamehameha Schools. In addition, over 10 non-profit exhibitors showcased their conservation and climate work, and six community members received awards for their service.
On September 14th, The Kahala Hotel & Resort and Kamehameha Schools honored individuals and groups dedicated to the environmental and cultural stewardship of Maunalua Bay at the first ever Memories of the Maile Room Gala. The enchanting evening included musical performances in honor of legendary musician Danny Keleikini, featuring Raʻiātea Helm and students of Kamehameha Schools. In addition, over 10 non-profit exhibitors showcased their conservation and climate work, and six community members received awards for their service.
Mālama Maunalua is committed to restoring the health of Maunalua Bay through habitat restoration, science and planning, and education and outreach.
Mālama Maunalua is committed to restoring the health of Maunalua Bay through habitat restoration, science and planning, and education and outreach.
The Koʻolau Mountains Watershed Partnership (KMWP) is a voluntary alliance of major public and private landowners committed to the protection of the native Hawaiian forests of the Koʻolau Mountains.
The Koʻolau Mountains Watershed Partnership (KMWP) is a voluntary alliance of major public and private landowners committed to the protection of the native Hawaiian forests of the Koʻolau Mountains.
Maunalua Fishpond Heritage Center’s vision is Maunaluaʻs fishponds are thriving, cultural traditions are honored and history is preserved through a caring community.
Maunalua Fishpond Heritage Center’s vision is Maunaluaʻs fishponds are thriving, cultural traditions are honored and history is preserved through a caring community.
The Kahala has everything you could possibly wish for in a tropical beach resort, and much more. There’s something to suit everyone, whether you’re visiting for business or pleasure, relaxation or stimulation.
Go for a hike with breathtaking views, snorkel alongside local wildlife in beautiful blue waters, or cruise the Ka Iwi Coastline.
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