Maliko Gulch : locations saisonnières

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.

Experience the benefits of meditation as if you've practiced all your life. Whether it's your first time or you are a seasoned meditator, this will be a unique and often visual closed-eye experience. Welcomed in with Aloha, I'll be sure to maintain a safe distance of 6 feet apart as much as possible. I'll don my protective mask while we address any questions and concerns, discuss logistics, and sign a waiver. Everyone in your private party will lay on their backs, using clean pillows and cushions, beneath the lamp. You will put on a pair of sanitized headphones, playing soothing tunes, with disposable ear covers. In the first four minutes I will be acclimating you to the light and checking for sensitivities. I'll spritz the air above your body with a series of Hawaii-made, crystal-infused intention sprays for energetic protection and aura clearing. After one final check, we will proceed with our 40 minute private light experience. Utilizing the PandoraStar Deep Trance Meditation Lamp, you will journey within yourself allowing sensation, light, and harmonics to be your guide. Stimulating the visual cortex and the pineal gland (third eye), you will be guided into states of deep relaxation and open awareness via your own naturally available DMT. Following your meditation journey, I'll invite you to experience what it means to be "grounded". Other things to note Not intended for individuals with a history of seizures or epilepsy, or who have eyes that are highly sensitive to light. Pregnant? Let us know. Light brightness and music volume are adjustable. In response to Covid-19, wearing a mask to your light experience is recommended.

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.

En arrivant à la ferme aux nénuphars, nous vous donnerons un aperçu rapide des étangs d'eau, des plantes aquatiques et des fleurs. Expliquez ensuite le Yoga et le Sup Yoga, en évaluant le niveau et les attentes de chaque personne. En marchant dans l'étang avec de l'aide, en passant sur la planche Sup Yoga (spécialement conçue pour le Yoga), Carine positionnera la planche pour une stabilité maximale et testera et évaluera à nouveau la stabilité et le niveau de chaque personne. Ensuite, nous commencerons le cours, un flux doux très relaxant et thérapeutique, selon le niveau de chacun. C'est la pratique de distanciation sociale parfaite, complètement à l'extérieur, dans les alizés de Maui, sur un terrain très privé ... donc personne aux alentours :) Autres remarques Le cours peut être enseigné en anglais, français ou espagnol. Les enfants sont les bienvenus.