Hot Yoga School
Blue Dragon Hot Yoga School can host up to 22 yoga students, in addition to the teacher. The yoga school features rubber flooring and 2 walls of mirrors, as well as Manduka studio gear to support your yoga practice. The room is heated with 8 infrared sauna heating panels, which reflect the latest technology in infrared sauna heating. The doors of the studio open up to 600 acres of state forest, offering a serene and peaceful environment for your savasana. Two outdoor showers are available for use just off of our brand new wrap-around deck. Coming soon: an indoor locker room featuring two bathrooms, two changing rooms, a double sink, personal cubbies, and laundry facilities!
Guest Lodging
The Inn at Blue Dragon
The Inn at Blue Dragon is perfect for our guests wishing to dive deep and immerse in the "yoga bubble," as our onsite accommodations are located steps from the hot yoga studio! The first floor of the Inn features an indoor kitchen, full bath, and living room with a large outdoor dining and lounge area on the covered lanai.
Directly above the Inn is the Inn Loft, which can accommodate up to four guests in a shared room overlooking our beautiful gardens. This expansive room features two king-sized beds with organic linens, teak furniture, and use of all downstairs Inn amenities, as well as our brand-new outdoor showers.
Directly above the hot yoga studio is the Yoga Loft, which can accommodate three guests in smaller private bedrooms overlooking 600 acres of Keau’ohana Forest. These bedrooms feature full-sized beds with organic linens, teak furniture, and use of the attached open-air loft and bathroom. These bedrooms also share use of all downstairs Inn amenities, as well as our brand-new outdoor showers.
The Inn at Blue Dragon can accommodate up to 7 guests in both shared and private bedrooms. Please call Simona to book directly. Mahalo!
Kewehewehe
Water Temple
Kawehewehe takes its meaning from the Hawaiian word, wehe, which means "to remove." Thus, as the name implies, Kawehewehe was a traditional place where people went to be cured of all types of illnesses – both physical and spiritual – by bathing in the healing waters of the ocean. A kahuna, or priest, would place a lei limu kala around their neck, and instruct them to submerge themselves in the healing waters.
Thus, the final piece of the Blue Dragon still yet to be created, is the vision of the Kewehewehe Water Temple. To balance out the fire element as offered by our Hot Yoga studio, we bring the cooling, soothing element of water. The temple will feature soaking tubs, cold plunge, and water altar.
Another aspect of the Kawehewehe Water Temple will be supporting the Divine Feminine by holding space for the Wombyn's Red Tent Moonlodge. The Red Tent will offer wombyn a place to come during their Moontime Retreat, so they may be held in a safe and sacred container. A sacred birthing tub, or Mikvah, will be built, offering a space for sovereign, natural, free-birthing in the water.
If you feel inspired to support this vision in manafesting, please donate here:
Permaculture Gardens & Sustainability Homestead
The Blue Dragon is a permaculture homestead featuring many hugelkulture garden beds growing staple foods like taro, pumpkin, cassava, sweet potato, and local greens. We have many young fruit trees in the ground and are blessed to have some mature trees currently producing banana, papaya, jackfruit, rollenia, and loquat. In addition to growing food, we are also raising many animals and two children! You will see the girls up early in the morning feeding the chickens or playing with our three temple cats and guinea pig.
We are committed to living in harmony with the land, and as such we are mostly off-grid and catch our own water. We sort all of our trash meticulously for recycling. Currently only #2 plastic is recycled on this island, so our Kuleana (responsibility) is to buy as little plastic as possible. We use only biodegradable and eco-friendly soaps, shampoo, laundry detergent, cleaning supplies, etc. It’s a great experience in taking small actions to show our love to the ’āina (the land)!
