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to 2am)
for some bowling fun - weekdays from 1pm to 4pm are deeply discounted and
weekend nights feature 'cosmic bowling' followed by a DJ and dancing.
Journeys of the South Pacific
LUAU
(
329-3111;
www.royalkona.com/luaus
; Royal Kona Resort; adult/child 6-11yr $70/24;
6pm
Mon, Wed & Fri)
One child under six years admitted free with each paying adult.
Island Breeze Luʻau
LUAU
(
329-4969;
www.islandbreezeluau.com
;
King Kamehameha Kona Beach Hotel; adult/child 5-12yr
$74/37;
5pm Tue, Thu & Sun)
Shopping
Kailua-Kona is swamped with run-of-the-mill, dubious-quality Hawaiiana, but there's
good stuff, too. You never know when you'll find that perfectly sublime kitschy, tacky
something.
Big Island Jewelers
JEWELRY
nearly four decades, with master jeweler Flint Carpenter at the wheel, this jewelry store
offers authentic Big Island keepsakes (or rings if you need to pop the question!).
J. Lambus Photography
ART
of the finest underwater photographers in Hawaii. His work has been exhibited by the
Smithsonian, and he has taken some of the first recorded snaps of several deep-sea spe-
cies. Pop into his gallery, take home a picture and ask Josh about adventure activities in
the area; he's extremely well-connected in the field.
Na Makana
SOUVENIRS
(
938-8577; 75-5722 Likana Lane; 9am-5pm)
This odds-and-ends shop is a rarity in
Kailua - offering authentic Hawaii-made gifts, books and collectibles, with unusual finds
