Hawaiian Underground Oven Cooking Class in Pāhoa
Build a traditional imu and share a Hawaiian luʻau meal
From$166/ personincl. taxes and fees
Duration
4 hrs
Includes
Imu building, cooking, lu'au
Highlights
Take part in a hands-on Hawaiian cultural experience centered on building an imu, a traditional underground oven. Learn how food, community, and care for the land connect through shared preparation and cooking.
- Build a traditional imu underground oven
- Harvest plant materials for the cooking process
- Prepare and cook food using traditional methods
- Join oli, Hawaiian chanting
- Visit culturally significant sites when time allows
What's Included
- Luʻau meal with food cooked in the imu
Important details
- Children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian
- Requires independent walking on uneven natural ground and extended standing
- Closed-toe shoes are required during hands-on activities
- The experience takes place outdoors and operates rain or shine unless conditions are unsafe
- An allergen-free environment cannot be guaranteed
Cancellation Policy
Full refund 15+ days before; 50% refund 7–15 days before; no refund within 7 days. Rescheduling may be available. Full refund if the operator cancels or reschedules due to safety concerns or weather.
FAQs
Wear closed-toe shoes. Bring sun protection, a water bottle, and a rain jacket.
Children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian and remain under their supervision.
Requires independent walking on uneven natural ground and standing for extended periods. This experience is not recommended for significant mobility limitations.
Meeting details
Pahoa, Hawaii Moku O Keawe
Experience provided by Imu Mea ʻAi
Experience provided by Imu Mea ʻAi
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