He'eia State Park

Kealohi Point Banquet Halls occupies a storied peninsula within He'eia State Park on the windward coast of O'ahu, where the Ko'olau Mountains rise above Kāne'ohe Bay. The site carries deep cultural significance in Hawaiian tradition, and its name — meaning "the point of shimmering light" — reflects both the setting and the Bay's characteristic glow. The venue offers three rental packages suited to a range of group sizes. The Hibiscus and Plumeria packages each accommodate up to 300 guests and include use of the banquet hall, kitchen, tables and chairs, and the open-air Hula/Ceremony Mound — an outdoor ceremonial space set against the Bay. The Hibiscus package also includes a private cottage. The Puakenikeni package centers on the cottage with kitchen, tables and chairs, and Mound access, and seats up to 65 guests. The banquet hall features exposed dark wood beams and open-air trade wind ventilation, with views of Kāne'ohe Bay. Event areas are closed to the public during rentals, providing privacy for weddings, celebrations, and private gatherings.