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Festive at Kea Lani – 2022

By: Fairmont Kea Lani

2022 Festive Happenings at Kea Lani

The holiday season is one is one of our favorite times of the year – we love the energy and enthusiasm buzzing through the resort and reconnecting with each guest after many months being apart. It is also a pleasure to welcome new families into our Fairmont Kea Lani ʻohana. We have much to celebrate this season! No matter where you are at in the world – we hope you have the aloha spirit in your heart during this time and we hope we continue to be your home away from home during the holidays.

Santa's Arrival

Saturday, December 24th | 12pmSoak up the sun and see Santa Claus, along with Mrs. Claus and their elves, arrive on Polo Beach via outrigger canoe to spread holiday cheer to South Maui. Santa will be available for photos following his arrival.

Eat, Drink and Be Merry

Christmas Day Dinner

Sunday, December 25

Dinner at Kō5:00pm – 8:30pmSOLD OUT

Dinner Buffet at Kea Lani Restaurant 5pm – 8:30pm
Menu | Reservations

woman drinking martini at sunset

New Year's Eve

Sunday, December 31

Dinner at Kō5:00pm – 8:30pmSOLD OUT

Dinner at Nick’s Fishmarket
5:00pm – 8:30pmSOLD OUT

LUANA Lounge
4:00pm – 12:00amSee Details

Mini Poke Bowls from Fairmont Kea Lani

New Year's Day

What Maui Eats Brunch at Kō
11:00am – 1:30pm
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