Hale Hui Kai

11/30/2023

Project postponed! Book your stay today!

Our planned construction at Hale Hui Kai has been postponed, September and October 2025 dates are now available for booking!

11/10/2023

Due to cancellation, Unit 213 is now available from November 25th to December 6th! Grab your beachfront escape now!

Beach and Ocean front views from living area and lanais wrap around the condo. Master bedroom has a King bed, guest bedroom has two twin beds, and the living room has a sofa sleeper. Condo can accommodate up to 6 guests.

08/18/2022

Aloha! Welcome to our Hale Hui Kai Condominiums! These vacation rentals are perfect for a Maui vacation. We are proud of these condos on Keawakapu beach

07/19/2022

Reservations are now open for Arrivals before August 14th 2023. Book your stay at the Hale Hui Kai today!

05/17/2022

Reservations are now open for Arrivals before June 14th 2023. Book your stay at the Hale Hui Kai today!

02/24/2022

March 15 to April 14, 2023 rates are now posted and available for booking!
https://bookings-bellorealty.escapia.com/

02/08/2022

Hale Hui Kai Unit #302 is available February 27 to April 8 due to cancellation.
https://bookings-bellorealty.escapia.com/Unit/Details/188707
Book your Maui vacation now!

Book this Sleeps 4, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. No pets allowed. Located in Kihei, HI United States

01/19/2022

THE 'UKULELE: The origin of the 'ukulele, indispensable to Hawaiian music for decades. It was brought to Hawaii in 1879 by Portuguese immigrants. The name 'ukulele means “leaping flea” nickname of Edward Purvis, a small quick man who popularized the instrument.

When the sailing ship Ravenscrag from Madeira docked at Honolulu Harbor on August 23, 1879, there were 419 Portuguese settlers aboard. The story goes that after a grueling 15,000 miles over a period of four months, the immigrants were so happy to finally reach Hawaii they broke into song, accompanied by their traditional instruments, to the delight of the bystanders.

The Portuguese braguinha, as it was called in Madeira or cavaquinho in Portugal was the forerunner of the Hawaiian 'ukulele. The instrument was usually played along with the mandolin and guitar at country folk festivals like those following a grape harvest.

It's not known whether the 'ukulele got its name because the quick plucking of fingers across the instrument reminded Hawaiians of fleas or because it was associated with an army officer named Edward Purvis. Purvis loved the 'ukulele and became quite a virtuoso in the late 19th century, playing for the royal court and amusing them with his fast movements and small stature. Hawaiians referred to him as "'Ukulele," and the instrument became "'Ukulele's instrument."

It is the simplicity and convenient size of the 'ukulele as well as the ease of playing it that have kept it the most loved of Hawaiian instruments throughout the years. The 'ukulele is today the foremost symbol of Hawaiian music.

c: TitaWorks
Netta Kanoho

01/12/2022

Unit 212 is available due to last minute cancelation, January 12 to 22 @ $600 plus tax. Email [email protected] to book your last minute getaway!

12/27/2021

January 15th, 2023 to February 14th, 2023 dates are now available for booking at the Hale Hui Kai! Book your winter escape now!

12/15/2021

Beach Front on Keawakapu, now available from January 31 to March 24, 2022!
https://bookings-bellorealty.escapia.com/Unit/Details/188717

07/15/2021