Kona Village Resort's Luau - Every Wednesday & Friday
2009-01-02 to 2009-12-30 The resort's splendid Friday-night luau has been a highly popular, critically acclaimed event for nearly three generations. Careful attention goes into every aspect of the celebration, from the roasting of the Kalua Pig to the flashy Samoan fire dance. The menu includes regular luau fare like steamed taro and teriyaki beef, as well as some unusual island offerings such as Opihi - small local shellfish eaten raw on the day of harvest.
Venue: Kona Village Resort
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Phone: +1 808 325 5555 / +1 800 367 5290
Fax: +1 808 325 5124
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Enjoy paradise from your own secluded hale. These beachside suites do not come equipped with telephones, televisions or anything else of the technological age. It is furnished to relax you, Polynesian-style-including private lanais and mini-refrigerators. The full-service resort, located in historic Ka`upulehu, features activities such as stargazing, arts and crafts workshops, glass-bottom boat tours, fishing, tennis, whale watching and a daily luau. Room rates include all meals and activities. The resort's oceanfront restaurants are open daily, serving a variety of delicious, gourmet Pacific Rim and Polynesian specialties.
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125 rooms in total. Singles From USD 460. Doubles From USD 580. Suites From USD 775. Check In: 15:00. Check Out: 11:00.
No conference space is available.
Ping pong, shuffleboard, glass bottom boat excursions, kayaks, sailboats, luau, keiki programs.
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Kona Village Resort's Luau - Every Wednesday & Friday
Jan 2nd, 2009 to Dec 30th, 2009
The resort's splendid Friday-night luau has been a highly popular, critically acclaimed event for nearly three generations. Careful attention goes into every aspect of the celebration, from the roasting of the Kalua Pig to the flashy Samoan fire dance. The menu includes regular luau fare like steamed taro and teriyaki beef, as well as some unusual island offerings such as Opihi - small local shellfish eaten raw on the day of harvest.
Best Place and Best Value
I loved this place. The price looks high at first but it is inclusive of your meals, some water acti...
Reviewed by:Eric Muth from on Mar 14 2009
We will be going back! Absolute paradise!
I can't say enough about Kona Village! My wife and went there for our honetmoon. The staff was f...
Reviewed by:Will from on Mar 23 2006
True paradise
I'm not sure what to think of one of the reviews listed, but that IS NOT Kona Village. We staye...
Reviewed by:ally from on Feb 26 2006
