Kaanapali Alii: Things Happening On Property!

You don’t have to travel far to experience some unique and authentic Maui experiences while vacationing with us. Take a look below at some fun happenings scheduled right here at the Kaanapali Alii. Join fellow guests as you share a smile with us! View exact event calendars posted around the property once you arrive or check with our Front Desk team.  

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People are practicing yoga outdoors on mats, following an instructor, surrounded by greenery and palm trees.

Rise & Shine YOGA

Multiple Mornings Per Week (8am)
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Join fellow guests with a rejuvenating yoga session on our oceanfront lawn, surrounded by gentle ocean breezes and swaying palms. Yoga mats and equipment will be provided! You may want to bring a water bottle and towel.

The image shows two wooden sticks and a round stone resting on green grass. It appears to represent traditional tools or sports equipment.

Ulu Maika - Hawaiian Games

Held weekly (10:30am)
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Ulu maika is an ancient Hawaiian game in which players roll a disc-shaped stone, called maika, along a marked path or between two stakes, aiming for accuracy, distance, or to pass between the posts. The game, which blends skill, strength, and tradition, is culturally significant and is still played during Hawaiian festivals and gatherings such as the Makahiki season.

A wooden board with a checker-like grid of round black and white discs arranged in neat rows and columns, alternating colors across the board.

Konane - Hawaiian Checkers

Held Weekly (10:30am)
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Konane is a lesser-known variation of traditional checkers that is inspired by the strategy and competitive spirit of Hawaiian board games. Like regular checkers, it focuses on careful movement, planning ahead, and capturing an opponent’s pieces, but it emphasizes strategy over luck and rewards players who can think several moves in advance. The game reflects Hawaiian cultural values such as patience, observation, and respect for skill, making it both a fun pastime and a way to appreciate Hawaii’s history of thoughtful, strategic games.

People line up on a grassy lawn near palm trees, tossing/taking photos with scattered cups or cups on the ground.

Annual Easter Egg Hunt

April 5th (8:00am)

Join us on the Kaanapali Alii central lawn for an oceanfront Easter egg hunt. The Easter Bunny will also make an appearance, so make sure you bring your camera. You might want to pack that cute Easter outfit too!

A bright, open lounge/kitchen area with white cabinets, a long counter, coffee maker, mounted artwork, a glass coffee table, and white chairs along a tiled floor.

The Masters - At the Kaanapali Alii Pool Pavilion

April 12thth (10:00am)

Join us on Sunday, April 12th for Masters Sunday at Kaanapali Alii! Spend the day by the pool pavilion watching all the excitement from Augusta on the big screen, and sharpen your short game with a putting clinic led by Sutee Nitakorn, PGA, of Yo Maui. It’s the perfect blend of sunshine, skill, and Masters magic.