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Kahuna Falls came into being through fate.
Kahuna Falls came into being through fate.
More than twenty years ago, the original builders, Matthew and Lotus, met a client while hosting a retreat in Hawaiʻi. What began as a single conversation became the foundation for what would eventually become Kahuna Falls. In its earliest days, the offering centered on healing foods, fresh juices, breathwork, and guided journeys to some of the island’s most sacred places. Matthew and Lotus helped establish the spirit of the land before moving on to their next chapters.
The property remained with Peter and continued to evolve over time. Kahuna Falls welcomed artists-in-residence, family gatherings, and guests from around the world, operating as a bed and breakfast while remaining open to growth and change.
For nearly a decade, the land was stewarded by caretakers Mike and Karen, who first arrived as worker exchangers and went on to manage the property and its daily operations. They cared for the estate with consistency and dedication until they were ready to retire.
At this natural turning point, Kahuna Falls entered its next chapter.
Rachael became involved after meeting Peter at a retreat held on the property. With reverence for the land and a clear vision, she guided a renewal of the estate—upgrading rooms, refreshing the spaces, and restoring Kahuna Falls as a dedicated retreat sanctuary. She also introduced sweat lodge ceremonies, trainings, and transformational retreats, aligning the property with its deeper purpose.
Today, Kahuna Falls is cared for by a small, dedicated team. Our onsite property manager, Pablo, tends the grounds with care and genuine love for the ʻāina. Seasonal and visiting team members support retreats as needed, including Summer, who brings her weaving work to select gatherings.
Kahuna Falls continues to evolve—quietly held, purposefully stewarded, and rooted in land, legacy, and transformation.
Kahuna Falls came into being through fate.
More than twenty years ago, the original builders, Matthew and Lotus, met a client while hosting a retreat in Hawaii.
What began as a single conversation became the foundation for what would eventually become Kahuna Falls. In its earliest days, the offering centered on healing foods, fresh juices, breathwork, and guided journeys to some of the island’s most sacred places. Matthew and Lotus helped establish the spirit of the land before moving on to their next chapters.
The property remained with Peter and continued to evolve over time. Kahuna Falls welcomed artists-in-residence, family gatherings, and guests from around the world, operating as a bed and breakfast while remaining open to growth and change.
For nearly a decade, the land was stewarded by caretakers Mike and Karen, who first arrived as worker exchangers and went on to manage the property and its daily operations. They cared for the estate with consistency and dedication until they were ready to retire.
At this natural turning point, Kahuna Falls entered its next chapter.
Rachael became involved after meeting Peter at a retreat held on the property. With reverence for the land and a clear vision, she guided a renewal of the estate—upgrading rooms, refreshing the spaces, and restoring Kahuna Falls as a dedicated retreat sanctuary. She also introduced sweat lodge ceremonies, trainings, and transformational retreats, aligning the property with its deeper purpose.
Today, Kahuna Falls is cared for by a small, dedicated team. Our onsite property manager, Pablo, tends the grounds with care and genuine love for the ʻāina.
Seasonal and visiting team members support retreats as needed, including Summer, who brings her weaving work to select gatherings.
Kahuna Falls continues to evolve—quietly held, purposefully stewarded, and rooted in land, legacy, and transformation.
More than twenty years ago, the original builders, Matthew and Lotus, met a client while hosting a retreat in Hawaiʻi. What began as a single conversation became the foundation for what would eventually become Kahuna Falls. In its earliest days, the offering centered on healing foods, fresh juices, breathwork, and guided journeys to some of the island’s most sacred places. Matthew and Lotus helped establish the spirit of the land before moving on to their next chapters.
Kahuna Falls came into being through fate.
More than twenty years ago, the original builders, Matthew and Lotus, met a client while hosting a retreat in Hawaiʻi. What began as a single conversation became the foundation for what would eventually become Kahuna Falls. In its earliest days, the offering centered on healing foods, fresh juices, breathwork, and guided journeys to some of the island’s most sacred places. Matthew and Lotus helped establish the spirit of the land before moving on to their next chapters.
The property remained with Peter and continued to evolve over time. Kahuna Falls welcomed artists-in-residence, family gatherings, and guests from around the world, operating as a bed and breakfast while remaining open to growth and change.
For nearly a decade, the land was stewarded by caretakers Mike and Karen, who first arrived as worker exchangers and went on to manage the property and its daily operations. They cared for the estate with consistency and dedication until they were ready to retire.
At this natural turning point, Kahuna Falls entered its next chapter.
Rachael became involved after meeting Peter at a retreat held on the property. With reverence for the land and a clear vision, she guided a renewal of the estate—upgrading rooms, refreshing the spaces, and restoring Kahuna Falls as a dedicated retreat sanctuary. She also introduced sweat lodge ceremonies, trainings, and transformational retreats, aligning the property with its deeper purpose.
Today, Kahuna Falls is cared for by a small, dedicated team. Our onsite property manager, Pablo, tends the grounds with care and genuine love for the ʻāina. Seasonal and visiting team members support retreats as needed, including Summer, who brings her weaving work to select gatherings.
Kahuna Falls continues to evolve—quietly held, purposefully stewarded, and rooted in land, legacy, and transformation.
Kahuna Falls came into being through fate.
More than twenty years ago, the original builders, Matthew and Lotus, met a client while hosting a retreat in Hawaii.
What began as a single conversation became the foundation for what would eventually become Kahuna Falls. In its earliest days, the offering centered on healing foods, fresh juices, breathwork, and guided journeys to some of the island’s most sacred places. Matthew and Lotus helped establish the spirit of the land before moving on to their next chapters.
The property remained with Peter and continued to evolve over time. Kahuna Falls welcomed artists-in-residence, family gatherings, and guests from around the world, operating as a bed and breakfast while remaining open to growth and change.
For nearly a decade, the land was stewarded by caretakers Mike and Karen, who first arrived as worker exchangers and went on to manage the property and its daily operations. They cared for the estate with consistency and dedication until they were ready to retire.
At this natural turning point, Kahuna Falls entered its next chapter.
Rachael became involved after meeting Peter at a retreat held on the property. With reverence for the land and a clear vision, she guided a renewal of the estate—upgrading rooms, refreshing the spaces, and restoring Kahuna Falls as a dedicated retreat sanctuary. She also introduced sweat lodge ceremonies, trainings, and transformational retreats, aligning the property with its deeper purpose.
Today, Kahuna Falls is cared for by a small, dedicated team. Our onsite property manager, Pablo, tends the grounds with care and genuine love for the ʻāina.
Seasonal and visiting team members support retreats as needed, including Summer, who brings her weaving work to select gatherings.
Kahuna Falls continues to evolve—quietly held, purposefully stewarded, and rooted in land, legacy, and transformation.
The property remained with Peter and continued to evolve over time. Kahuna Falls welcomed artists-in-residence, family gatherings, and guests from around the world, operating as a bed and breakfast while remaining open to growth and change.
Kahuna Falls came into being through fate.
More than twenty years ago, the original builders, Matthew and Lotus, met a client while hosting a retreat in Hawaiʻi. What began as a single conversation became the foundation for what would eventually become Kahuna Falls. In its earliest days, the offering centered on healing foods, fresh juices, breathwork, and guided journeys to some of the island’s most sacred places. Matthew and Lotus helped establish the spirit of the land before moving on to their next chapters.
The property remained with Peter and continued to evolve over time. Kahuna Falls welcomed artists-in-residence, family gatherings, and guests from around the world, operating as a bed and breakfast while remaining open to growth and change.
For nearly a decade, the land was stewarded by caretakers Mike and Karen, who first arrived as worker exchangers and went on to manage the property and its daily operations. They cared for the estate with consistency and dedication until they were ready to retire.
At this natural turning point, Kahuna Falls entered its next chapter.
Rachael became involved after meeting Peter at a retreat held on the property. With reverence for the land and a clear vision, she guided a renewal of the estate—upgrading rooms, refreshing the spaces, and restoring Kahuna Falls as a dedicated retreat sanctuary. She also introduced sweat lodge ceremonies, trainings, and transformational retreats, aligning the property with its deeper purpose.
Today, Kahuna Falls is cared for by a small, dedicated team. Our onsite property manager, Pablo, tends the grounds with care and genuine love for the ʻāina. Seasonal and visiting team members support retreats as needed, including Summer, who brings her weaving work to select gatherings.
Kahuna Falls continues to evolve—quietly held, purposefully stewarded, and rooted in land, legacy, and transformation.
Kahuna Falls came into being through fate.
More than twenty years ago, the original builders, Matthew and Lotus, met a client while hosting a retreat in Hawaii.
What began as a single conversation became the foundation for what would eventually become Kahuna Falls. In its earliest days, the offering centered on healing foods, fresh juices, breathwork, and guided journeys to some of the island’s most sacred places. Matthew and Lotus helped establish the spirit of the land before moving on to their next chapters.
The property remained with Peter and continued to evolve over time. Kahuna Falls welcomed artists-in-residence, family gatherings, and guests from around the world, operating as a bed and breakfast while remaining open to growth and change.
For nearly a decade, the land was stewarded by caretakers Mike and Karen, who first arrived as worker exchangers and went on to manage the property and its daily operations. They cared for the estate with consistency and dedication until they were ready to retire.
At this natural turning point, Kahuna Falls entered its next chapter.
Rachael became involved after meeting Peter at a retreat held on the property. With reverence for the land and a clear vision, she guided a renewal of the estate—upgrading rooms, refreshing the spaces, and restoring Kahuna Falls as a dedicated retreat sanctuary. She also introduced sweat lodge ceremonies, trainings, and transformational retreats, aligning the property with its deeper purpose.
Today, Kahuna Falls is cared for by a small, dedicated team. Our onsite property manager, Pablo, tends the grounds with care and genuine love for the ʻāina.
Seasonal and visiting team members support retreats as needed, including Summer, who brings her weaving work to select gatherings.
Kahuna Falls continues to evolve—quietly held, purposefully stewarded, and rooted in land, legacy, and transformation.
For nearly a decade, the land was stewarded by caretakers Mike and Karen, who first arrived as worker exchangers and went on to manage the property and its daily operations. They cared for the estate with consistency and dedication until they were ready to retire.
Kahuna Falls came into being through fate.
More than twenty years ago, the original builders, Matthew and Lotus, met a client while hosting a retreat in Hawaiʻi. What began as a single conversation became the foundation for what would eventually become Kahuna Falls. In its earliest days, the offering centered on healing foods, fresh juices, breathwork, and guided journeys to some of the island’s most sacred places. Matthew and Lotus helped establish the spirit of the land before moving on to their next chapters.
The property remained with Peter and continued to evolve over time. Kahuna Falls welcomed artists-in-residence, family gatherings, and guests from around the world, operating as a bed and breakfast while remaining open to growth and change.
For nearly a decade, the land was stewarded by caretakers Mike and Karen, who first arrived as worker exchangers and went on to manage the property and its daily operations. They cared for the estate with consistency and dedication until they were ready to retire.
At this natural turning point, Kahuna Falls entered its next chapter.
Rachael became involved after meeting Peter at a retreat held on the property. With reverence for the land and a clear vision, she guided a renewal of the estate—upgrading rooms, refreshing the spaces, and restoring Kahuna Falls as a dedicated retreat sanctuary. She also introduced sweat lodge ceremonies, trainings, and transformational retreats, aligning the property with its deeper purpose.
Today, Kahuna Falls is cared for by a small, dedicated team. Our onsite property manager, Pablo, tends the grounds with care and genuine love for the ʻāina. Seasonal and visiting team members support retreats as needed, including Summer, who brings her weaving work to select gatherings.
Kahuna Falls continues to evolve—quietly held, purposefully stewarded, and rooted in land, legacy, and transformation.
Kahuna Falls came into being through fate.
More than twenty years ago, the original builders, Matthew and Lotus, met a client while hosting a retreat in Hawaii.
What began as a single conversation became the foundation for what would eventually become Kahuna Falls. In its earliest days, the offering centered on healing foods, fresh juices, breathwork, and guided journeys to some of the island’s most sacred places. Matthew and Lotus helped establish the spirit of the land before moving on to their next chapters.
The property remained with Peter and continued to evolve over time. Kahuna Falls welcomed artists-in-residence, family gatherings, and guests from around the world, operating as a bed and breakfast while remaining open to growth and change.
For nearly a decade, the land was stewarded by caretakers Mike and Karen, who first arrived as worker exchangers and went on to manage the property and its daily operations. They cared for the estate with consistency and dedication until they were ready to retire.
At this natural turning point, Kahuna Falls entered its next chapter.
Rachael became involved after meeting Peter at a retreat held on the property. With reverence for the land and a clear vision, she guided a renewal of the estate—upgrading rooms, refreshing the spaces, and restoring Kahuna Falls as a dedicated retreat sanctuary. She also introduced sweat lodge ceremonies, trainings, and transformational retreats, aligning the property with its deeper purpose.
Today, Kahuna Falls is cared for by a small, dedicated team. Our onsite property manager, Pablo, tends the grounds with care and genuine love for the ʻāina.
Seasonal and visiting team members support retreats as needed, including Summer, who brings her weaving work to select gatherings.
Kahuna Falls continues to evolve—quietly held, purposefully stewarded, and rooted in land, legacy, and transformation.
At this natural turning point, Kahuna Falls entered its next chapter.
Kahuna Falls came into being through fate.
More than twenty years ago, the original builders, Matthew and Lotus, met a client while hosting a retreat in Hawaiʻi. What began as a single conversation became the foundation for what would eventually become Kahuna Falls. In its earliest days, the offering centered on healing foods, fresh juices, breathwork, and guided journeys to some of the island’s most sacred places. Matthew and Lotus helped establish the spirit of the land before moving on to their next chapters.
The property remained with Peter and continued to evolve over time. Kahuna Falls welcomed artists-in-residence, family gatherings, and guests from around the world, operating as a bed and breakfast while remaining open to growth and change.
For nearly a decade, the land was stewarded by caretakers Mike and Karen, who first arrived as worker exchangers and went on to manage the property and its daily operations. They cared for the estate with consistency and dedication until they were ready to retire.
At this natural turning point, Kahuna Falls entered its next chapter.
Rachael became involved after meeting Peter at a retreat held on the property. With reverence for the land and a clear vision, she guided a renewal of the estate—upgrading rooms, refreshing the spaces, and restoring Kahuna Falls as a dedicated retreat sanctuary. She also introduced sweat lodge ceremonies, trainings, and transformational retreats, aligning the property with its deeper purpose.
Today, Kahuna Falls is cared for by a small, dedicated team. Our onsite property manager, Pablo, tends the grounds with care and genuine love for the ʻāina. Seasonal and visiting team members support retreats as needed, including Summer, who brings her weaving work to select gatherings.
Kahuna Falls continues to evolve—quietly held, purposefully stewarded, and rooted in land, legacy, and transformation.
Kahuna Falls came into being through fate.
More than twenty years ago, the original builders, Matthew and Lotus, met a client while hosting a retreat in Hawaii.
What began as a single conversation became the foundation for what would eventually become Kahuna Falls. In its earliest days, the offering centered on healing foods, fresh juices, breathwork, and guided journeys to some of the island’s most sacred places. Matthew and Lotus helped establish the spirit of the land before moving on to their next chapters.
The property remained with Peter and continued to evolve over time. Kahuna Falls welcomed artists-in-residence, family gatherings, and guests from around the world, operating as a bed and breakfast while remaining open to growth and change.
For nearly a decade, the land was stewarded by caretakers Mike and Karen, who first arrived as worker exchangers and went on to manage the property and its daily operations. They cared for the estate with consistency and dedication until they were ready to retire.
At this natural turning point, Kahuna Falls entered its next chapter.
Rachael became involved after meeting Peter at a retreat held on the property. With reverence for the land and a clear vision, she guided a renewal of the estate—upgrading rooms, refreshing the spaces, and restoring Kahuna Falls as a dedicated retreat sanctuary. She also introduced sweat lodge ceremonies, trainings, and transformational retreats, aligning the property with its deeper purpose.
Today, Kahuna Falls is cared for by a small, dedicated team. Our onsite property manager, Pablo, tends the grounds with care and genuine love for the ʻāina.
Seasonal and visiting team members support retreats as needed, including Summer, who brings her weaving work to select gatherings.
Kahuna Falls continues to evolve—quietly held, purposefully stewarded, and rooted in land, legacy, and transformation.
Rachael became involved after meeting Peter at a retreat held on the property. With reverence for the land and a clear vision, she guided a renewal of the estate—upgrading rooms, refreshing the spaces, and restoring Kahuna Falls as a dedicated retreat sanctuary. She also introduced sweat lodge ceremonies, trainings, and transformational retreats, aligning the property with its deeper purpose.
Kahuna Falls came into being through fate.
More than twenty years ago, the original builders, Matthew and Lotus, met a client while hosting a retreat in Hawaiʻi. What began as a single conversation became the foundation for what would eventually become Kahuna Falls. In its earliest days, the offering centered on healing foods, fresh juices, breathwork, and guided journeys to some of the island’s most sacred places. Matthew and Lotus helped establish the spirit of the land before moving on to their next chapters.
The property remained with Peter and continued to evolve over time. Kahuna Falls welcomed artists-in-residence, family gatherings, and guests from around the world, operating as a bed and breakfast while remaining open to growth and change.
For nearly a decade, the land was stewarded by caretakers Mike and Karen, who first arrived as worker exchangers and went on to manage the property and its daily operations. They cared for the estate with consistency and dedication until they were ready to retire.
At this natural turning point, Kahuna Falls entered its next chapter.
Rachael became involved after meeting Peter at a retreat held on the property. With reverence for the land and a clear vision, she guided a renewal of the estate—upgrading rooms, refreshing the spaces, and restoring Kahuna Falls as a dedicated retreat sanctuary. She also introduced sweat lodge ceremonies, trainings, and transformational retreats, aligning the property with its deeper purpose.
Today, Kahuna Falls is cared for by a small, dedicated team. Our onsite property manager, Pablo, tends the grounds with care and genuine love for the ʻāina. Seasonal and visiting team members support retreats as needed, including Summer, who brings her weaving work to select gatherings.
Kahuna Falls continues to evolve—quietly held, purposefully stewarded, and rooted in land, legacy, and transformation.
Kahuna Falls came into being through fate.
More than twenty years ago, the original builders, Matthew and Lotus, met a client while hosting a retreat in Hawaii.
What began as a single conversation became the foundation for what would eventually become Kahuna Falls. In its earliest days, the offering centered on healing foods, fresh juices, breathwork, and guided journeys to some of the island’s most sacred places. Matthew and Lotus helped establish the spirit of the land before moving on to their next chapters.
The property remained with Peter and continued to evolve over time. Kahuna Falls welcomed artists-in-residence, family gatherings, and guests from around the world, operating as a bed and breakfast while remaining open to growth and change.
For nearly a decade, the land was stewarded by caretakers Mike and Karen, who first arrived as worker exchangers and went on to manage the property and its daily operations. They cared for the estate with consistency and dedication until they were ready to retire.
At this natural turning point, Kahuna Falls entered its next chapter.
Rachael became involved after meeting Peter at a retreat held on the property. With reverence for the land and a clear vision, she guided a renewal of the estate—upgrading rooms, refreshing the spaces, and restoring Kahuna Falls as a dedicated retreat sanctuary. She also introduced sweat lodge ceremonies, trainings, and transformational retreats, aligning the property with its deeper purpose.
Today, Kahuna Falls is cared for by a small, dedicated team. Our onsite property manager, Pablo, tends the grounds with care and genuine love for the ʻāina.
Seasonal and visiting team members support retreats as needed, including Summer, who brings her weaving work to select gatherings.
Kahuna Falls continues to evolve—quietly held, purposefully stewarded, and rooted in land, legacy, and transformation.
Today, Kahuna Falls is cared for by a small, dedicated team. Our onsite property manager, Pablo, tends the grounds with care and genuine love for the ʻāina. Seasonal and visiting team members support retreats as needed, including Summer, who brings her weaving work to select gatherings.
Kahuna Falls continues to evolve—quietly held, purposefully stewarded, and rooted in land, legacy, and transformation.
Kahuna Falls came into being through fate.
More than twenty years ago, the original builders, Matthew and Lotus, met a client while hosting a retreat in Hawaiʻi. What began as a single conversation became the foundation for what would eventually become Kahuna Falls. In its earliest days, the offering centered on healing foods, fresh juices, breathwork, and guided journeys to some of the island’s most sacred places. Matthew and Lotus helped establish the spirit of the land before moving on to their next chapters.
The property remained with Peter and continued to evolve over time. Kahuna Falls welcomed artists-in-residence, family gatherings, and guests from around the world, operating as a bed and breakfast while remaining open to growth and change.
For nearly a decade, the land was stewarded by caretakers Mike and Karen, who first arrived as worker exchangers and went on to manage the property and its daily operations. They cared for the estate with consistency and dedication until they were ready to retire.
At this natural turning point, Kahuna Falls entered its next chapter.
Rachael became involved after meeting Peter at a retreat held on the property. With reverence for the land and a clear vision, she guided a renewal of the estate—upgrading rooms, refreshing the spaces, and restoring Kahuna Falls as a dedicated retreat sanctuary. She also introduced sweat lodge ceremonies, trainings, and transformational retreats, aligning the property with its deeper purpose.
Today, Kahuna Falls is cared for by a small, dedicated team. Our onsite property manager, Pablo, tends the grounds with care and genuine love for the ʻāina. Seasonal and visiting team members support retreats as needed, including Summer, who brings her weaving work to select gatherings.
Kahuna Falls continues to evolve—quietly held, purposefully stewarded, and rooted in land, legacy, and transformation.
Kahuna Falls came into being through fate.
More than twenty years ago, the original builders, Matthew and Lotus, met a client while hosting a retreat in Hawaii.
What began as a single conversation became the foundation for what would eventually become Kahuna Falls. In its earliest days, the offering centered on healing foods, fresh juices, breathwork, and guided journeys to some of the island’s most sacred places. Matthew and Lotus helped establish the spirit of the land before moving on to their next chapters.
The property remained with Peter and continued to evolve over time. Kahuna Falls welcomed artists-in-residence, family gatherings, and guests from around the world, operating as a bed and breakfast while remaining open to growth and change.
For nearly a decade, the land was stewarded by caretakers Mike and Karen, who first arrived as worker exchangers and went on to manage the property and its daily operations. They cared for the estate with consistency and dedication until they were ready to retire.
At this natural turning point, Kahuna Falls entered its next chapter.
Rachael became involved after meeting Peter at a retreat held on the property. With reverence for the land and a clear vision, she guided a renewal of the estate—upgrading rooms, refreshing the spaces, and restoring Kahuna Falls as a dedicated retreat sanctuary. She also introduced sweat lodge ceremonies, trainings, and transformational retreats, aligning the property with its deeper purpose.
Today, Kahuna Falls is cared for by a small, dedicated team. Our onsite property manager, Pablo, tends the grounds with care and genuine love for the ʻāina.
Seasonal and visiting team members support retreats as needed, including Summer, who brings her weaving work to select gatherings.
Kahuna Falls continues to evolve—quietly held, purposefully stewarded, and rooted in land, legacy, and transformation.
Rachael
Property Manager and Coconut Steward
Peter
Director and The Magic Touch
Pablo
Steward and Holder of Calm
intention
Our intention at Kahuna Falls is to care for the ʻāina and to share this special place with respect and reverence. We welcome those who come seeking to experience the beauty and culture of Hawaiʻi, and who wish to gather in a way that honors the land.
Our intention at Kahuna Falls is to care for the ʻāina and to share this special place with respect and reverence. We welcome those who come seeking to experience the beauty and culture of Hawaiʻi, and who wish to gather in a way that honors the land.
Our intention at Kahuna Falls is to care for the ʻāina and to share this special place with respect and reverence. We welcome those who come seeking to experience the beauty and culture of Hawaiʻi, and who wish to gather in a way that honors the land.
This is more than a retreat space in the rainforest. Over the years, this land has held moments of deep connection, healing, and clarity. Relationships have been formed, paths have shifted, and people have experienced meaningful personal and professional turning points here.
This is more than a retreat space in the rainforest. Over the years, this land has held moments of deep connection, healing, and clarity. Relationships have been formed, paths have shifted, and people have experienced meaningful personal and professional turning points here.
This is more than a retreat space in the rainforest. Over the years, this land has held moments of deep connection, healing, and clarity. Relationships have been formed, paths have shifted, and people have experienced meaningful personal and professional turning points here.
Artists, yogis, founders, and visionaries have spent time on this land—standing beneath the rainbow eucalyptus trees, swimming in the waters, gathering in the temple, and being nourished in the kitchen—leaving with renewed perspective and direction. There is a quiet presence here, a stillness that becomes noticeable when space is made to slow down and listen.
Artists, yogis, founders, and visionaries have spent time on this land—standing beneath the rainbow eucalyptus trees, swimming in the waters, gathering in the temple, and being nourished in the kitchen—leaving with renewed perspective and direction. There is a quiet presence here, a stillness that becomes noticeable when space is made to slow down and listen.
Artists, yogis, founders, and visionaries have spent time on this land—standing beneath the rainbow eucalyptus trees, swimming in the waters, gathering in the temple, and being nourished in the kitchen—leaving with renewed perspective and direction. There is a quiet presence here, a stillness that becomes noticeable when space is made to slow down and listen.
Kahuna Falls exists as a sacred space for retreats and gatherings centered on transformation, joy, and genuine connection.
Kahuna Falls exists as a sacred space for retreats and gatherings centered on transformation, joy, and genuine connection.
Kahuna Falls exists as a sacred space for retreats and gatherings centered on transformation, joy, and genuine connection.
OUR Vision
Kahuna Falls is held as a place of change.
Kahuna Falls is held as a place of change.
Kahuna Falls is held as a place of change.
Set along the Hamakua Coast, shaped by water and time, the land offers a setting where people step out of their usual pace and into deeper presence. Experiences here are grounded, intentional, and shaped as much by the environment as by the gathering itself.
Set along the Hamakua Coast, shaped by water and time, the land offers a setting where people step out of their usual pace and into deeper presence. Experiences here are grounded, intentional, and shaped as much by the environment as by the gathering itself.
Set along the Hamakua Coast, shaped by water and time, the land offers a setting where people step out of their usual pace and into deeper presence. Experiences here are grounded, intentional, and shaped as much by the environment as by the gathering itself.
What happens at Kahuna Falls is not meant to stay contained. Like the waterfall that moves through the property, the effect carries forward—into lives, work, relationships, and the worlds people return to.
What happens at Kahuna Falls is not meant to stay contained. Like the waterfall that moves through the property, the effect carries forward—into lives, work, relationships, and the worlds people return to.
What happens at Kahuna Falls is not meant to stay contained. Like the waterfall that moves through the property, the effect carries forward—into lives, work, relationships, and the worlds people return to.
The estate exists to host retreats and gatherings that value depth, care, and integrity. A place designed to support meaningful work, honest connection, and experiences that leave people different than they arrived.
The estate exists to host retreats and gatherings that value depth, care, and integrity. A place designed to support meaningful work, honest connection, and experiences that leave people different than they arrived.
The estate exists to host retreats and gatherings that value depth, care, and integrity. A place designed to support meaningful work, honest connection, and experiences that leave people different than they arrived.
Kahuna Falls is not a backdrop. It is part of the transformation.
Kahuna Falls is not a backdrop. It is part of the transformation.
Kahuna Falls is not a backdrop. It is part of the transformation.