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The Hukilau Song - Jack Owensthe hukilau song was based on jack owens visit to Laie Bay
jack owens - 1948 oh we're going to a hukilau a huki huki huki huki hukilau everybody loves the hukilau where the laulau is the kaukau at the lu`au we throw our nets out into the sea and all the `ama`ama come a-swimming to me oh, we're going to a hukilau a huki huki huki hukilau what a beautiful day for fishing that old hawaiian way where the hukilau nets are swishing down in old la`ie bay |
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Hukilau - [hoo kee lau']this is an old Hawaiian way of fishing, involving casting a long net from the shore, then enlisting a large group to help to pull the net to shore. the net is lined with ki (ti) leaves which help scare fish toward the middle of the net.
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La'ie
Launching Iosepa
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BYU - Hawaii
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Polynesian Cultural Center
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Iosepa - at the Hukilau Beach
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Laie Hawaii Temple - built 1919
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Goat Island - 0.7 mile walk from the LBR!
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Surfing the (small) break in front of the Laie Beach Retreat at Jenagators!
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View of Laie Point from the Hau'ula Hike - Several Great Hikes are just minutes away from the Laie Beach Retreat
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Famous Hukilau Cafe - 0.2 miles walk from the Laie Beach Retreat!
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Some of our favorite Running Walking Hiking Trails from the Laie Beach Retreat!
Running Trail (Asphalt) - LBR to the Malaekahana "rock" on the walking path.
3.3 miles 
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Running Trail (Beach/Sand) - LBR to the end of Malaekahana beach and back and then to the Laie Point side of Laie Bay and back to LBR. 4.6 miles
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Hiking Trail - LBR to Laie Falls and Back - 9 miles. Check with HI Reserves for permitting.
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