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Mele Kohola, Hawaiian for Whale Song, is a place where you can escape harried urban existence and relax to the whisper
of waves breaking on the shoreline and feel the caress of gentle tradewind breezes. Dainty orchids grow in lush surrounding fields and seasonal
humpback whales frolic in the protected cove. Mele Kohola is just minutes from quaint Pahoa town and downtown Hilo,
within easy reach of East Hawaii's favorite restaurants. Hawaii Volcano National Park,
home to rare and endangered wildlife such as the elusive scarlet i'iwi honey creeper, the friendly Nene Goose,
towering Koa trees and graceful Ohia, is just moments away. If you prefer, relax in the hot tub or soak in
nearby volcanic hot ponds. Give us a call and mention that Arnold sent you.
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In old Hawaii, Hula was sacred and was taught under strict rules. When the missionaries arrived, they strived to eliminate hula and were nearly successful. Fortunately, Hula was revived by King Kalaukaua and survives to this day. Hilo, Hawaii is the current home of the Annual Merrie Monarch Hula Festival, one of the largest hula competitions today. If you would like to attend, you will need to book your reservations far in advance as Hilo fills up really quickly. Hopefully, you will consider staying at Mele Kohola. Below are some videos to give you an idea of what to expect.
Hula academy of Mark Keali'i Ho' Omalu
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