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Hale Lani Nalu - Ocean View Pool Home in KonaWelcome to Hale Lani Nalu- House of Heavenly Waters. We do prefer couples, mature travelers and international travelers as we reside on site. Additional nightly fee for group size exceeding first two guests. NO SMOKERS/ infants welcome. HI tax not included in the rate and has to be paid separately through Airbnb upon arrival. Travelers arriving with more than four in the party will not be permitted to check in. No infants or travelers under 13 years old. No res requests accepted outside ABNB
Kona Hidden OasisA well appointed master bedroom in a private home on a beautifully landscaped acre, 3 miles from town. Cool elevation, private entry, private lanai and bath. Now with AC for warm summer nights. Free covered Parking. 2 night minimum. No deposit or cleaning fee, however Hawaii has a GE/TAT tax of 14.94% which we must collect on arrival. It is $12 per nite ($70 per week) and is payable in cash or check. Only shared space is washer/dryer in hallway if you choose to use it.
Hualalai Hale Tree Cave. Close to airportCentrally located on the west side of Hawaii island . A private and quiet neighborhood, away from the hustle and bustle yet convenient to Kailua town, beaches, restaurants and shopping. Tour Kona coffee farms, walk back through time in Holualoa town, visit art shops and cafes. A short drive to Waikoloa or Waimea and within two hours of Hilo or Hawai'i Volcano National Park. Located 8 minutes from the airport. I love meeting people from all over the world and sharing my beautiful island.
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Unique activities hosted by local experts vetted for quality
- Snorkel by about 20 to 300 Wild Hawaiian Spinner Dolphins! We do this activity off a ( Zodiac Navy Seal Speed Boat sitting on the RIB )For the adventurous adrenalin riders ONLY ( this boat ride / ocean can be rough, bumpy & choppy on rare occasions) this is not a slow cruise boat, please don't come us if you feel you'll have a negative experience, feel free to cancel with us after booking. 14 guest MAX on the boat! There is not much space, this is not a luxury cruise boat. We leave the harbor, searching up and down the coast looking for pods of dolphins. Once we spot dolphins, we snorkel with them and watch the dolphins swim & play.! Afterward, we enjoy brunch on the boat. Whale watching is seasonal (December - March). Whales are not guaranteed. Pilot Whales we have all year round but only seen a few times a month. The time duration of this tour is not exact ( 2- 4 hours ), the tour can be shorter or longer than 3 hours due to how far the Dolphins are from the harbor, how long you snorkel, weather, ocean conditions Our experience does not include chasing, harassing, swimming after, feeding or having direct contact with dolphins for example such as dropping guest directly on the pod of dolphins. We are in complanate with federals law. ( we have no control if dolphin swim by us )Kusuka ku- Inani:$130 / umuntu
- You will participate in a Ho'oponopono Bowl of Light sunset ceremony. Ho'oponopono is an ancient Hawaiian practice of setting things right. Ho'o = to make. Pono = good/right. We will prepare for the ceremony with an opening chant to bless the land and deepen our connection to it. Then I will teach you how to make your own sacred ki leaf lei for your wrist or ankle. I will share cultural insights and practices as we prepare for the Bowl of Light Ceremony by learning the 4 powerful healing statements of Ho'oponopono. I will also teach you a sacred Aloha chant. At sunset, you will be ready for your personal Bowl of Light Ceremony! You can practice this any time or at any sunset for the rest of your life. Your bowl and lei will be your reminders to live in the peace of this practice. Your ki leaf lei will dry as a keepsake. You may also choose to make another lei to give as a sacred offering when you leave the island. I look forward to celebrating this special ceremony with you on your Hawaiian holiday. Other things to note We will be on grass and sand, and perhaps walk out to tide pools on rocky shore at sunset. You may also walk into water if you like. So you may want swim suit and/or warm comfortable clothes.Kusuka ku- Inani:$44 / umuntu
- Every parrot has a story. You’ll learn all about our rainbow-colored rescues in Kona’s only parrot sanctuary. We’ll start with our mission: to give every displaced parrot a nutritious diet, large space to fly, and a safe place to interact with other parrots (and people). Next, we'll take a walk around the sanctuary, where you can get to know the range of personalities of cockatoos, lovebirds, macaws, and more species. Throughout the tour, you will have many photo opportunities, especially with our well-trained parrots. Other things to note Wear casual clothes, closed-toe shoes, sunscreen, and a hat, and bring a camera. Parrots in Paradise Sanctuary is also home to three rescue dogs and a tortoise.Kusuka ku- Inani:$50 / umuntu
- This experience gives you a unique opportunity to paint orchids on the Orchid Isle with a third generation local professional artist in her island home. Orchid Isle Manor: is what I call my home (neighbors call the 'Painted Castle'). They will get to see some of my artwork on the way to the painting space. Depending on the weather, I have an outdoor painting space and an indoor studio. My property is in the lush Kona coffee country and we will be painting some of the orchid varieties that grow here on Hawai'i ; The Orchid Isle. I walk students step by step through how to paint the orchid from start to finish. Adding fun facts about our island and orchids through out the class. After painting, we will take some locally grown tea or award-winning Kona coffee from my family's plantation on the lanai to let our artwork dry. Everyone goes home with a beautiful, finished painting that should fit easily in their suitcase. It's the perfect relaxing afternoon for the artistic traveler. Guests are encouraged to explore the little Artist's village of Holualoa where they can see the work of many of the artists who live in our community & eat or shop before or after the class. Other things to note Please let me know the ages and skill level of those attending.Kusuka ku- Inani:$58 / umuntu
- An exclusive (4 person max) cultural experience that includes access via UTV then a moderate hike with Kimo, your Native Hawaiian host. Experience Hualālai mountain craters as few ever have! High above Kona, hidden in the clouds, lies this unique place. Come journey through craters, drylands forest, and historic lava flows amongst native birds and plants. This is not a tour, it's a cultural educational experience in this Sacred Place on private lands not open to the public. You will have the opportunity to support the reforestation of Hualalai back by planting a Native Hawaiian tree. An experience to be cherished forever. If you want to experience the unique cultural and natural resources of Hualalai, then this exclusive experience is for you. I look forward to meeting you! The weather is unpredictable here so be prepared for both hot and cold weather. The fog and clouds may come in at any moment, but, the magic of walking in the clouds is surreal. Other things to note Consider your health and safety. This is a 90 minute hike at a high elevation on uneven, rocky ground. Craters have high cliffs and children must be monitored at all times.Kusuka ku- Inani:$200 / umuntu
