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When
you feel the call from the dolphins, we hope you will follow
your heart. Dolphins symbolize transformation. They are highly
spiritual mammals and have amazing contact with humans.
To serve you best in Hawaii Mahalo-Kala offers you encounters
with what touches the deepest part of ourselves.
Languages: English and French.
Size of group: 4-8. Your Arrival:
When you arrive at Keahole International Airport at
Kona on the island of Hawaii, known as the "Big Island",
Aki is there to greet you. Cost includes:
1. Accommodations: Private deluxe home, double
occupancy with private bath. 2. Boat rental: 7
half-day excursions in a boat included in the 21-day journey.
The other days are spent snorkeling from the beach every morning
with afternoons visiting a sacred site, including our active
volcano. Evening time is reserved for sharing and discussions.
3. Car rental: All participants share in the
cost of car rental and gasoline. 4. Snorkeling
equipment: Fins, mask, snorkel and a flotation vest
or short wetsuit (which is great for sun protection). 5.
Meals are prepared together in our private home with
an abundance of fresh fruit, salads, fish and a variety of choices
to meet our desires. 6. Your Personal Guide:
21 days escorted with your guide. 7. Celebration
with a Hawaiian Luau: We celebrate our precious time
together of meeting each other on our paths of life with an
authentic Hawaiian feast with performances of hula and music
of Hawaii.
Our day usually begins with an early breakfast of papaya and
fruits of the season with whatever else you prefer. Our lunch
is prepared at home or we bring picnics for our excursions.
We will explore a few restaurants. Most of our meals are prepared
together with alot of love and caring. Our time together is
creative. We prepare for each day with a Hawaiian ceremony and
close each day with a blessing.
What To Bring:
Shorts and tops for day time activities. 2-3 bathing suits.
Sunglasses. Sun hat. On a moving boat hats are not easy to keep
on. Good walking shoes. Light overall jacket serving also as
a rain jacket. Nights may require long pants and a sweater,
which can also be used when in the volcano area. The key is
comfort and being prepared for changing weather patterns. The
Hawaiian Islands have generally summer weather all year round,
with occasional rain or light showers from time to time. We
pack lightly! Dates: February 2-22, 2007.
In Profile, meet Aki and Marchand, the Mahalo-Kala team. We
welcome you. Reservations: When you know
in your heart and you hear the call of the dolphins, contact
Aki to discuss the procedure for reserving your place. aki@mahalo-kala.com
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