Enjoy the world’s premier Polynesian encounter — an authentic day-long adventure featuring experiences like canoe races, Samoan cooking, Tahitian spear-throwing and more. Top it off with an award-winning luau and Oahu’s largest show, “Hā: Breath of Life.”
Mention Oahu Today and enjoy one free canoe ride with the purchase of another canoe ride at the marvelous Polynesian Cultural Center. At Pounders Restaurant in the Center's Hukilau Marketplace, receive a free dessert with purchase of an entree. All of Polynesia ... all in one place ... waiting for you! Expires: December 31, 2019
Three thousand miles south of Hawaii, the Cook Islands sprawl over nearly 100 square miles of Pacific Ocean. Fifteen individual islands comprise this isolated nation, with Raratonga the most populous and best known.
From July 17- August 24, Oahu’s famous Polynesian Cultural Center is hosting a very special Cook Islands village exhibit. Art displays and cultural presentations by a 17-member team of Cook Islanders will be a marvelous bonus for visitors during this month.
Among the Pacific’s premier artists, Cook Islanders express their traditional culture via tattoos, wood carvings, weaving, painting and cloth designs. Unique songs, dances and the drumming of their homeland will add an exciting dimension to what promises to be a wonderful experience.
WHEN
Monday, July 17 – Thursday, August 24, 2017
11 am – 5 pm
WHERE
Polynesian Cultural Center
55-370 Kamehameha Hwy
Laie, Hawaii
808.293.3333