To watch with observant eyes, to observe in great detail. The term maka has great meaning for knowledge and seeking knowledge, and is often found in many Hāna mele.
Maka Kilo, our new event series here at Ala Kukui will feature cultural workshops and discussions that connect us with masters who have knowledge and skill in specific traditional practices.
ALL TRAVELERS ARRIVING INTO MAUI COUNTY MUST:
VACCINE PASSPORT FOR INTER-ISLAND TRAVELERS
Beginning on May 11, inter-island passengers (over 5 yrs.) who were fully vaccinated in the State of Hawai’i [fully vaccinated means all doses received 14-days prior to travel] traveling between Maui County, Kaua’i, and Hawai’i Island, will be able to forgo pre-travel COVID-19 testing and mandatory quarantine rules. You may begin to apply for the vaccine passport on May 7 in your Safe Travels account.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
FACE COVERINGS AND SOCIAL DISTANCING
Facial coverings are required by law in all public places. Masks should be worn on property if you are in an area where there are people. And six feet distance must be kept from those outside of your household.
You can see how this popup was set up in our step-by-step guide: https://wppopupmaker.com/guides/auto-opening-announcement-popups/
Updated: July 29, 2020
As our State and County slowly reopens, we invite our Kama’āina Guests to enjoy a relaxing retreat here at Ala Kukui. Delight in a 3-night stay and a catered breakfast for two guests in our Cabin Accommodations priced at $600 ($250 savings!). This offer is good to our Kama’āina Guests through December 31, 2020. To book your stay, please email us at contact@alakukui.org. (Please note that reservations may be subject to change based on State and County mandates due to COVID-19)
To ensure the health and safety of our guests, our workers and most importantly our Hāna community, we are continuously observing the health trends of our island home, our nation and globe, and the State of Hawaii travel mandates to determine a reopen date for Off-Island and Out-of-State travelers. In the meantime, we are here by email (contact@alakukui.org) to answer any questions or inquiries for the future. We thank you for your understanding during this time.
