IS IT ETHICAL TO TRAVEL TO HAWAI’I?
Traveling to Hawai’i raises ethical concerns due to the island's history of colonialism, military occupation, and the exploitative nature of tourism. Reroot offers a transformative alternative through its Hawaiian Educational Experience.
Led by Dr. Kiona, a Native Hawaiian born and raised on the islands. This regenerative trip connects travelers with Kānaka Maoli (Native Hawaiian) experts who share their knowledge on climate change, land preservation, and Hawaiian lifeways. The tour exclusively supports Native-owned businesses, unionized accommodations, and local initiatives, while sponsoring Native Hawaiian students and fostering experiential learning that gives back to the ‘āina (land).
We invite participants to engage deeply and responsibly—perfect for those ready to learn and connect with the spirit of Hawai’i. Book now for April 2025!
IS IT ETHICAL TO TRAVEL TO HAWAI’I?
Traveling to Hawai’i raises ethical concerns due to the island's history of colonialism, military occupation, and the exploitative nature of tourism. Reroot offers a transformative alternative through its Hawaiian Educational Experience.
Led by Dr. Kiona, a Native Hawaiian born and raised on the islands. This regenerative trip connects travelers with Kānaka Maoli (Native Hawaiian) experts who share their knowledge on climate change, land preservation, and Hawaiian lifeways. The tour exclusively supports Native-owned businesses, unionized accommodations, and local initiatives, while sponsoring Native Hawaiian students and fostering experiential learning that gives back to the ‘āina (land).
We invite participants to engage deeply and responsibly—perfect for those ready to learn and connect with the spirit of Hawai’i. Book now for April 2025!
Tour dates: April 26th - May 2nd 2025;
Your tour price does not include flight, alcohol, dinner, VISA or any COVID related matters.
Your $700 non-refundable upfront deposit is required to hold your spot.
Payment plans are available
All tours are double occupancy.
