Awesome property. Well kept and friendly staff. Waterfall swim area was a bit rocky but overall the…read morenatural beauty was to die for.

I had the time of my life here! It was pouring rain and we weren't able to kayak and do standup…read morepaddle boarding, but we were still able to walk to the waterfall and pick fruits/mac nuts and take in the natural absolute beauty that this place has to offer. Even just driving through the area was a breathtaking experience. Everything here is so lush and green. And the office manager was THE BEST. Extremely kind. So hospitable. Just entirely good vibes all around and so worth the experience. I will definitely be coming back here next time we visit!!

I didn't make for the E-dance or Holiday Festivities or New Years Festivities but I met some people…read morewho partook in them and expressed a good time. I went for a yoga class led by Marcia, 90 minutes flew by. There's places to stay, a store etc

Michael the bald guy who works at kalani is so rude…read more He told me to fuck off this morning because I pulled into the "wrong" entrance Because two women and two dogs were standing in the entrance He met me with such aggression first thing in the morning, I asked for an apology and he refused. I'm amazed that they want to treat their customers this way, I live nearby and go there every day. This is not okay, I'm not sure why he can get away with treating people this way living right in the front of the retreat center. Not Pono.

This is a review for the playground portion of Yano Hall, which is also a social hall, baseball…read morefield, basketball court and community center. Having a toddler means hearing "let's go swing" almost every day. Yano Hall happens to be the closest one to my house. A stones throw away from Manago Hotel (go eat there!), this playground is perfect for my two year old. Properly enclosed with a gate, you walk in and see swings, both traditional as well as the bigger round ones for the younger kids (to sit inside). There is also the big plastic/metal playground kids can climb up/on, as well as slides. There is a big one for older kids, as well as a separate smaller ones for the younger keiki. In addition to the playground, there is a covered pavilion as well, so enough space for parents to put their things, as well as get some shade. It's a great place to eat a snack while playing. The playground is fenced in, so no worries of kids running off easily, and there are water fountains and bathrooms as well. The playground is hardly ever crowded, and my child has a ton of fun there. I am very appreciative this place exists, as it gives us somewhere to go have fun and be active.

This was our second visit to Maui Goat Yoga, we came back 2 years later with more of the family…read more The goats are so adorable, cuddly and playful - one of the goats (Arial) just plopped her head in my lap the whole class just to get some neck scratches. The view is stunning and Wendy and Kai are such kind and generous hosts. Don't expect a rigorous yoga class, the yoga is kind of secondary to the joy of the goats, but they state all that up front. Highly recommend as a unique way to see Up Country!

Super fun and interactive. Everybody got photos with goats and got to be around them. Yoga was…read moresimple and relaxing with a great view. Owners very nice and knowledgeable.

I am beginning my third class in the Upper Levels Trainings at Konalani. This is the best training…read morein yoga and meditation that I have ever done. It completely changed the way I look at yoga, at my practice and at my teaching in ways I couldn't have imagined. The training combines anatomy, physiology, yoga and spirituality into a something so meaningful. Abhaya and Satyam are amazing teachers - they know and live what they teach and bring a serious but light hearted presence to the practice. I'm in love with this practice and I think it is the way of the future.

Yoga on the Big Island…read more This may be one of your most memorable yoga studios you'll ever visit. The "studio" is a wooden deck covered with a white canvas "tent", overlooking a garden with a gorgeous Boddhi tree with the beauty of the Pacific Ocean as the backdrop. It's a very new studio, classes are affordable, and it is NOT crowded (yet). It is well worth the drive from Kona or any surrounding area to take a class. The atmosphere itself made me fall in love and my yoga practice that much more enriching that day.

If you are wealthy this is the place to have your kids hang out because the games are pretty great…read more My grandson is an expert and I've treated him to this place a couple of times. But, it's always empty so that tells me that writing this review might be a waste of time because I don't see how they can stay in business. They moved once from a store front in the mall to out on the floor. Having it out on the floor just makes it so much more obvious that it's completely empty all the time.

It's ok! Gives you a headache after.read more