Reconnect with your body through mindful movement in the cloud forest
Guided Pilates, mat, blanket
Join Kelley for a guided mat Pilates practice amid the sights and sounds of Kona Cloud Forest Sanctuary. The class welcomes a range of experience levels, with a gentle, intentional approach to movement.
You may receive a full refund, credit, or rebooking up to 48 hours before start. Within 48 hours, no refunds or credits; rebooking incurs a 50% fee. Weather is not grounds for a refund unless the operator cancels. If the operator cancels, you can rebook or receive a full refund or credit.
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Continue about 100 yards past the Kona Cloud Forest Sanctuary sign to the driveway with the black mailbox marked 73-1885. Park on the left side of the road, then walk up the paved driveway to the Cloud Forest Temple, keeping to the left.
Dress for temperatures usually 10–15 degrees cooler than the coast. Wear long sleeves and pants if you're prone to mosquito bites, and prepare for possible rain.
Yes. You can bring your own yoga mat, blanket, and pillow for the class.
Cloud Forest Temple, 73-1885 Hao Street, Kailua-Kona, HI 96740
This passionate conservation project offers something truly special: the chance to walk through Hawaii's only accessible cloud forest while directly supporting its restoration. Visitors consistently describe the experience as "magical" and "heartwarming," especially after learning how the sanctuary has transformed the landscape in just over 40 years. The guides—Anna, Daniel, Brie, and Drew (whose grandfather started the project)—earn glowing praise for their extensive knowledge of native plants, Hawaiian cultural traditions, and the forest's history. The tours accommodate various fitness levels, with one reviewer noting their 90-year-old husband handled the terrain beautifully. Beyond the standard forest walks, many visitors rave about the sound bath experiences with Brooke, which incorporate crystal singing bowls and vocal alchemy in a serene natural setting. The diverse ecosystem provides a complete contrast to the beach resort areas, making it an ideal excursion for those wanting to experience a different side of the Big Island without driving to the east side. Repeat visitors are common, with people returning to see how the forest continues to evolve.
Heather Rose was an amazing tour guide! Also, we had such a great experience with Pam at the sound bath.
Cindy Cunningham
August 31, 2026
Heather Rose was an amazing tour guide! Also, we had such a great experience with Pam at the sound bath.
Cindy Cunningham
August 31, 2026
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