As the fastest-growing area in the state of Hawaii, the city
of Kapolei is quickly becoming a beautiful and green urban island environment.
Today, Kapolei is considered Oahu’s second urban center and the city is home to
many of the island’s business employers in addition to numerous recreational
areas, golf courses, and resorts.
Paradise Cove Luau
A luau is a traditional Hawaiian party that includes
feasting and live entertainment. Ranked as Hawaii’s best luau, Paradise Cove
Luau begins with a free Mai Tai and photographs of guests with the event’s native
dancers. Before the big event, you’ll have the opportunity to take part in
traditional Hawaiian arts and crafts, fishing, games, and more. Alternatively,
you can simply enjoy the scenery offered by the 12-acre Paradise Cove
beachfront until it’s time for the show. As dusk falls, guests can view the
unearthing of the traditional luau underground-roasted pig, which will take
center stage on your plate during the feast. Other traditional
Hawaiian cuisine served at the Paradise Cove Luau includes poi, pineapple,
and lomi lomi salmon. During the feast, you’ll experience the unparalleled
Paradise Cove Hawaiian Revue, which features entertainment that includes
comedy, singing, and heart-pounding fire knife dancing.
Prince
Kūhiō Celebration
The month of March signals a time of celebration and
remembrance of Hawaii’s “Citizen Prince,” Prince Jonah Kūhiō Kalaniana’ole. The
Prince is well known and loved for creating a plan to house displaced Hawaiian
natives in addition to forming the first Hawaiian Civic Club on December 8,
1918. Throughout the month of March, the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs
and civic clubs in 11 other states celebrate this prince’s legacy with
celebrations and activities. This year, Kapolei’s celebration will occur on March
8th in the Prince Kūhiō Community Center. Attendees will enjoy cultural
practitioners and entertainment in addition to local vendors and Hawaiian
cuisine.
Ko Olina Golf Club
The Ko Olina Golf Club is one of the top-ranked golf courses
in the state of Hawaii. Housed within the 640-acre expanse of the Ko Olina
Resort and Marina, the Ko Olina Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course
designed by Ted Robinson to challenge every golfer regardless of skill. As you
play, you’ll encounter unique water features, no-parallel fairways, and
multi-tiered greens to keep you on your toes. The course’s signature 18th hole
not only includes multiple water features, but a two-tiered green with a severe
slope to ensure your last hole of the day is one you’ll never forget. If you’re
interested in perfecting your game or introducing a friend or family member to
the enjoyment golf can bring, the Ko Olina Golf Club also features a Golf
Academy that employs some of Hawaii’s best instructors.
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