The first Hawaiians came to these islands on sailing canoes, with no instruments other than the stars, the wind, the seas and the signs of nature around them.
Surfing had been a cultural activity on the islands since ancient times, and it represented far more to the natives than just an entertaining sport or leisure activity. Traditionally, surfing was used as a means of keeping powerful leaders in top form.
With good company, delicious food and lively entertainment, the modern-day luau is a one-of-a-kind experience that celebrates Hawaii.
Much more than a dance, more than storytelling, hula is a practice through which Hawaiians connect with natural foundations and ancestral wisdom.