Orlofseignir í Kahului

Meet at our location in sunny Kihei at KALAMA BEACH PARK, 1900 South Kihei Road. Check in at our SURF CLUB MAUI van where you will be greeted by your friendly surf coach. All equipment is provided (surfboards, reef shoes, lycra surf shirts and yoga pants for the ladies if requested). We begin with a land lesson to review all the steps of surfing at the best surf beach on the south shore. Once you have mastered the skills on land, we will head to the ocean where you will catch an endless supply of waves. Connect with your surf coach as he will answer any surf or island questions you may have. After 2 hours we exit the ocean where there are fresh water showers. Other things to note lessons are offered: 8:00am - 10:00am 10:00am - 12:00pm Please call or text the day/night before your lesson so we can reconfirm weather and start time.

After stopping at Maui’s 1st Vegetarian Health food store we’ll go to a small little gem of a beach where you might take a quick dip, walk the beautiful shoreline or see huge turtles sunbathing. Usually 2-4 turtles are there at any given time. Next, we’ll connect with our inner OM and walk a labyrinth in a forest location where we will set intentions we want to be realized. They also have a great gift store with reasonable prices. The finally leg of our adventure will be to learn a little Hawaiian history & culture & explore Kepaniwai Park Heritage Gardens. The gardens memorialize the multicultural history of Maui, with buildings and gardens representing Hawaiian, Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, Korean, Filipino, Puerto Rican and Afrikan American cultures. Taking the high road from the gardens we will travel up to view Kuka’emoku a 1200 ft crater peak better known as Iao Needle and learn about the fierce battle in 1790 between the Big Islands chief Kamehameha & chief Kalanikupule’s warriors on Maui where the IAO river ran red with blood. If you’re up for an off the beaten track adventure on Maui that encompasses Vegetarian food, the Ocean & Turtles, Spirituality, and Hawaiian History & Culture then book with me. I would love to host you. Sometimes because of cloud cover at IAO valley I might start the trip with Kepaniwai Park & IAO Needle and end with the Labyrinth. Other things to note Bring your own transportation, or you can drive with me up to 3 people. Bring flip flops, a sun hat and a sunscreen that doesn’t hurt the coral reefs for the ocean area. Good walking shoes or sneakers for the mountain part of our trip and bug spray for the outdoor Labyrinth in the forest.

Experience an unforgettable adventure in paradise with a personalized guided walk at Leilani Farm Sanctuary. Meet friendly farm animals, explore nature, and learn about the history of the land and the animals who reside there. During your visit, you may kiss a donkey or deer, cuddle a chicken, pet the friendly cats, give a pig a belly rub, brush the goats and feed carrots to furry rabbits! Leilani Farm Sanctuary, an all-volunteer non-profit 501 (c)3 organization, is located on nearly eight heavenly acres of tropical land, and home to rescued goats, cats, geese, donkeys, sheep, rabbits, tortoises, pigs, ducks, deer, and a cow. The sanctuary was created to provide shelter and care for abused and rescued animals, and humane education to the community. Other things to note Closed-toe shoes are recommended. The tour involves a moderate amount of walking on uneven terrain. Hat/visor, sunscreen, and mosquito repellent are recommended as well.

First weʻll learn how to tune the instrument, then weʻll learn some basic chords, proper fingering, and a basic strum. Weʻll apply this to a simple song, and if thereʻs time left, we might move on to a second song. What makes my experience unique is the simple and efficient approach I bring to the learning process, as well as the cultural perspective. The student(s) will each need an ‘ukulele and a tuner. I recommend getting both on Amazon, and when the student signs up for the class, if they donʻt already have an ‘ukulele and tuner, I can give specific suggestions as to which reasonably priced items to get. Other things to note You do not need to be a musician or to have ever played a musical instrument before in order to take this class, but if you have some experience, it will help the speed of learning. If possible, I recommend viewing this experience on a computer or tablet.

Step through time as you are immersed in stories of Hawaiʻi from the year 1700 to present day, and learn of what truly lies "beyond paradise." Storytelling is a Hawaiian tradition as our language was originally a spoken language – missionaries later introduced the writing system that we use today. This truly is a unique opportunity to spend time with a native Hawaiian and to learn about our kingdom, its history, and our culture. All of that interwoven with music + ancient games & activities. IMPORTANT NOTES: * Rated PG-13 * In-depth 2 hour session packed with knowledge. * Account for traffic – Our meeting location is in central Maui. 30-45 minutes from Kihei, 45 mins - 1 hour from Lahaina. * Dress comfortably – Wailuku is warm in the afternoon & cold by evening.