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Angeline's Mu'olaulani
Experience authentic lomilomi (traditional Hawaiian massage) at this longstanding bodywork center. With outdoor shower, open-air deck, massage tables separated by curtains, and simple sarongs to cover up, Angeline's is rustic and a real contrast to ritzy resort spas. The signature treatment includes a steam, vigorous salt scrub and a special four-hands (two-person) lomilomi .
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Fun Factory
Another rainy-day option is Fun Factory, a very '80s place that resembles a carnival arcade, with sports and shooting games, video games and mini carousel rides.
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Smith's Tropical Paradise
The setting can seem a tad hokey, with a Disney-esque Easter Island figure and trams full of sunburnt, aloha-attired tourists. But don't underestimate the garden's variety of plants, serene pond setting and unpretentious appeal. The loop trail through theme gardens at Smith's Tropical Paradise is a good deal. Forgo the tram ride for a leisurely stroll. If you're catching the luau here, you'll have ample time to tour the grounds before dinner.
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TriHealth Ayurveda
In a simple bungalow just off the highway, you can sample traditional Ayurvedic therapies, practiced by therapists trained both locally and in Kerala, India. A popular treatment includes a sensual hot-oil massage, synchronized by two therapists, followed by heady relaxation in a rather intimidating horizontal steamer. Located between the 20- and 21-mile markers.
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