PCC Tahitian dancers perhaps the most decorated and colorful dancers at PCC nightshow. Not all dancers are Tahitian, mixture of Tahitian, Maori, Hawaiians, Samoans, Tongans, Micronesians, etc. A dancer who performs Tahitian dance must also dance Maori and Hawaiian dance, the same with Tongan dancers... they must dance Samoan and Fijian dances.
The Maori dancers performing traditional war dance, the Kapa Haka. Girls wearing grass skirts made of flux leaves and hanging on the sides are poi balls.
PCC dancers performing traditional and contemporary dance. Wearing modern clothes and T-Leaves around their waists.
Overlooking Waikiki Beach from the Hale Koa (Hange Hoa...he!) Hotel balcony. Hale Koa is a military hotel and one of the best hotels in Hawaii. The buffet is the bomb so as the view.
The food couldn't be soo bad... after walking around Haleiwa beach, I stopped at this restaurant to eat. The Restaurant is Mexican and the food was alittle spicy, but I did enjoyed it as you see.
Waikiki beach in the evening. From the background, the glowing of lights from Waikiki buildings and traffic.
Traditional Tahitian crown made of frigate bird's feathers. Pics taken inside the Bishop museum, Honolululu, Hawaii.
