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• From Hawai‘i With Luxe

  Nature lovers and lovers of fine goods are well provided for at Hale Manu (literally "Bird House"), an upscale emporium on the ‘Ewa Tower side of the Maka‘ala lobby, just steps from Kālepa's Store.
  
  Hale Manu features high-end gifts as exquisite as the birds of Hawai‘i the store celebrates.
  
  Browse an array of premium merchandise, including:
  

  • Maui Divers jewelry
  • Clothing and accessories from brands like Tommy Bahama®, Tori Richard®, Quiksilver® and Santiki®
  • Sunglasses from brands like Maui Jim®, Ray-Ban® and Oakley®
  • Authentic Hawaiian-made products and gifts
  • Aulani Resort watches
  • Island-inspired jewelry and souvenirs
  • Silk scarves and pareos
  • Hawaiian sea salts
  • Bags made from recycled boat sails
  • Sandals from Oka-B (women's) and OluKai (men's)
  • Goorin Bros. Hats

  
  With so much to explore, you're bound to leave with something luxurious.
  
  Hours of operation are subject to change. Please check the Daily ‘Iwa, or activities guide, for the most up-to-date information.
  
  

  Nature lovers and lovers of fine goods are well provided for at Hale Manu (literally "Bird House"), an upscale emporium on the ‘Ewa Tower side of the Maka‘ala lobby, just steps from Kālepa's Store.

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• Birds of Paradise

  In Hawaiian culture, birds are revered as possessing great wisdom, being the keepers of divine knowledge in many island legends. As such, native bird forms and wooden sculptures cascade from a soaring 15-foot ceiling and can also be found perched throughout the shop, where their bright, bold colors stand out against its rich wood interior.
  
  Some of the birds you'll see on display at Hale Manu include:
  

  • The ‘iwa, or frigatebird, whom Guests may recognize from the compass rose in the Maka‘ala lobby.
  • The pueo, or short-eared brown owl, viewed as a protector and guardian in Hawaiian culture. Eagle-eyed Guests can spot pueo figures in the Waikolohe Valley and at ‘AMA’AMA restaurant.
  • The ‘i‘iwi, or scarlet honey creeper, whose striking red-and-black plumage was prized by early bird hunters and feather workers.
  • The ‘alae ‘ula, or Hawaiian moorhen, the namesake of the nightly Mo‘olelo Fireside Storytelling area, known in Hawaiian legend as the keeper of fire.

  
  In keeping with the theme, hand-painted murals stretch along the store's walls, depicting a diverse array of flora, from the plants of the upland forest to seaside vegetation. We invite you to stop by and see this beautifully imagined retail space for yourself.
  
  

  In Hawaiian culture, birds are revered as possessing great wisdom, being the keepers of divine knowledge in many island legends. As such, native bird forms and wooden sculptures cascade from a soaring 15-foot ceiling and can also be found perched throughout the shop, where their bright, bold colors stand out against its rich wood interior.

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• Discount Available

  Disney Vacation Club Members: Present your DVC card and enjoy 10% off any purchase made at Hale Manu.