Hula Lessons Big Island Hawaii
Do you enjoy dancing? Maybe you’re just looking for a fun way to spend time with the family or something new to do while on vacation.
Everything you need to relax and enjoy
Hawaii offers many different activities
We offer Hula classes right at your hotel, timeshare, or private residence near Kona or Waikoloa, Hawaii. To learn more about our services, read on.
Hula lessons for everyone! Are you a beginner dancer and would like to learn some basic steps? Are you an experienced dancer and want to refine your skills while enjoying the warm Hawaii sun during a break from surfing, swimming, or hiking?
Perhaps you would love to surprise someone special with a birthday party that will be remembered forever. What better way to celebrate a birthday, anniversary, or any special occasion than to learn how to dance in Hawaii?
Hula Dancing is Fun!
Our professional hula dancers at Hawaii Luau Company teach hula lessons big island Hawaii during your stay at the beautiful island of Kona or Waikoloa, located on the big island of Hawaii. Here you will be experiencing some of the kindest people and best weather that Hawaii has to offer.
FAQ's
The Hawaiian natives’ dance is called a hula. You might observe the strong and imposing Hula Kahiko or the lovely and elegant Hula Auana. According to legend, Pele’s sister Hi’iaka originally performed the hula for the goddess of fire. A large number of Hula chants serve as an oral history of Hawaii.
In a halau, or schools or organizations, hula is taught. The kumu hula is the dance’s instructor. Kumu is Hawaiian for “knowledge source” or “teacher.” In hula schools, there is frequently a hierarchy that includes the kumu (teacher), alaka’i (leader), kokua (helpers), ‘olapa (dancers), and/or haumana (students).
A significant tradition of communication is the hula. A significant Hawaiian custom is hula. The dancing steps and olis, or chants, are used to tell stories and were once ways of communicating with the gods.
