We welcome you to the 49th Annual Aloha Gymfest Gymnastics Meet in beautiful Kailua, Hawaii!
Mahalo for your interest in joining us for the 50th Annual Aloha Gymfest! We will update this website as information becomes available.
~ Gymfest is held over the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday weekend in January
~ Registration will not open up until late summer (August/September)
~ We cannot guarantee anyone's registration, so please do not make any flight or hotel reservations until you are registered on USAG. We will notify everyone on our mailing list, and update our website when we have an exact registration date.
~ For inquiries about 2026, or to be added to our mailing list, please email [email protected]
~ Registration will not open up until late summer (August/September)
~ We cannot guarantee anyone's registration, so please do not make any flight or hotel reservations until you are registered on USAG. We will notify everyone on our mailing list, and update our website when we have an exact registration date.
~ For inquiries about 2026, or to be added to our mailing list, please email [email protected]
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DATES:
Gymfest is generally held over Martin Luther King, Jr. weekend in January. GYMNASTS: DP Levels 6-10 / Open, and all Xcel REGISTRATION: MEET FULL, for waitlist inquiries please email [email protected] ENTRY FEE: $175/gymnast (all levels) LEVEL CHANGE/ SCRATCH DEADLINE: 11/30/24 TEAM DEPOSIT (DUE AT REGISTRATION): EMAIL: [email protected] |
SPECTATOR FEES:
Adults (16+): $15 Keiki (5-15) $10 4 and under Free Weekend Pass: Adults (16+): $40 Keiki (5-15) $20 We accept credit card, cash and Apple Pay VENUE: Kalāheo High School 730 Iliaina St., Kailua, HI 96734 PARKING: Parking is available outside the gym. Enter from Ilipilo Street and turn left onto Iliaina St. CONCESSIONS: We will have plenty ono grinds served up all weekend long including: -A variety of Kalua pig dishes (also known as pulled pork) including sliders, rice bowls, and quesadillas. -Nachos -Fried Rice -Chili -Spam musubi -Baked goods, snacks, candy We accept credit card, cash and Apple Pay |
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Please tell your parents not to make any flight or hotel reservations until you have a registration confirmation on USAG.
We cannot guarantee anyone's registration. REGISTRATION: MEET FULL, for waitlist inquiries please email [email protected] DEPOSIT: $175 non-refundable deposit due by September 15th, 2024 Please do not mail a check until your registration has been confirmed! Mailing a check ahead of time does not guarantee your spot! ENTRY FEE: $175 per gymnast LEVEL CHANGE/ SCRATCH DEADLINE: 11/30/25 CHECKS PAYABLE TO: Kokokahi Gym Team Association, Inc. MAIL CHECKS TO: Kokokahi Gym Team 45-558 C-21 Kamehameha Hwy. Kaneohe, HI 96744 USA (Please include your gym's name on your check!) CREDIT CARD PAYMENTS: Can be made through your account |
FOREIGN ATHLETES:
You must register with USAG through their form (CLICK HERE) For our records, please email us when you submit your foreign athlete registration so we can hold your spots. This should be done no later than August 31st, 2025. We recommend purchasing the USAG Code of Points for your program (Optional or Xcel). Please find the appropriate links below: OPTIONAL HARD COPY OPTIONAL EBOOK XCEL HARD COPY XCEL EBOOK EVENT GIFTS: COACH ACTION NEEDED! Each participant will receive a gift. DEADLINE is November 30th COACHES - Please fill this out!
GRADUATING SENIORS:
COACH ACTION NEEDED! Each graduating senior will be recognized at their award ceremony following the session they compete in. DEADLINE is December 1st, 2024 COACHES - Please fill this out!
GOOD LUCK MESSAGES:
If you would like to cheer on your gymnast or team with a good luck message in the Gymfest program, you can do so here. The program is printed in color and is a great souvenir from the meet. Click here to order! DEADLINE is December 15th, 2024. |
'ALOHILANI RESORT IN WAIKIKI BEACH
PARK SHORE WAIKIKI
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BEACHES
1. Lanikai Beach
East Windward Oahu Region More Info
Highlights: Enjoy this treasure of a beach. Lanikai Beach is covered with fine white sand. Most rank this beach as one of the best in the world. Start your morning with a peaceful swim or enviable views of two offshore islands, known locally as “the Mokes.” Must-do: Head here for great sailing and windsurfing. Also, the clear waters make it great for snorkeling. Trek to the nearby Lanikai Pillbox Trail for a stellar overview of the beach, the offshore islands, and the town of Kailua. 
2. Kailua Beach Park
East Windward Oahu Region More Info
Highlights: Enjoy this East side beach with its long stretch of gorgeous, white sand beach with calm waters. Many consider it one of Oahu’s most beautiful beaches. While there, make sure to savor the views of several off-shore islands. Must-do: We recommend this beach for its lovely, fine sandy beach for strolling and general lounging due to lacking high surfs. Additionally, it boasts excellent swimming and kayaking opportunities. Further, please take advantage of its world-class windsurfing. Rent equipment and arrange lessons from several shops in Kailua. 
3. Waikiki Beach
Waikiki and Honolulu Region More Info
Waikiki Beach is one of the most famous beaches in the world. Hotels and tourist facilities front the two-mile stretch of white sand coast. Highlights: We revere this stunning beach as one of the most family-friendly beaches on Oahu. The mild waves here make this beach ideal for swimming, body surfing, and boogie boarding, especially for beginners and children. Waimanalo offers several miles of white sand to walk. It can get crowded on the weekends but is worth visiting if you can fit it into your schedule. Must-do: There are numerous water activities to enjoy including swimming, surfing, body boarding and snorkeling. Take in the skyline from one of the catamarans lining the beach that offer trips during the daytime and to watch the sunset. You can even check out the famous waters underneath on a submarine tour! However you choose to spend your time, it's worth a visit just to say you walked on Waikiki Beach! 
4. Ala Moana Beach Park
Waikiki and Honolulu Region More Info
With its crystal-clear waters, lush vegetation, and picturesque settings, it's no wonder that this beach has been called "the place to be." The Ala Moana Beach also offers a wide range of activities for visitors – from swimming to sunbathing to fishing. Highlights: The turquoise blue, shallow water lures locals and tourists to Ala Moana Beach Park, located in the large Ala Moana State Recreation Area between downtown Honolulu and Waikiki. This vast beach sprawls a half-mile-long white sandy beach protected by a reef with usually calm, clear waters. Must-do: Both locals and visitors enjoy the beach's activities: Hawaiian paddling, yoga sessions, running, beach strolling, surfing, swimming, and playing volleyball. Just across the street, visit Ala Moana Center – the largest outdoor shopping mall in America. 
5. Waimea Bay Beach Park
North Shore Region More Info
The lovely North Shore surfing spot known as Waimea Bay Beach Park is the place to be. Highlights: This beach serves as one of the world's most famous big-wave surf sites. During the winter, locals, big-time surfers, and daredevils head here for a chance at these tall waves. Don’t worry too much about crowds since this beach is relatively large. Must-do: Looking for high-tides for surfing? During the winter, the bay brings in waves top 40 feet in height. During the summer, visitors can experience a peaceful and enjoyable day of swimming or stroll along the shorelines. More to do on the North Shore: January is a great time to see the humpback whales in Hawaii. Book a tour early as spots fill up quickly! Vertical Divider
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ACTIVITIES
1. Hiking
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1. Manoa Falls Trail 2. Makapuu Lighthouse Trail 3. Waimea Valley 4. Judd Trail 5. Diamond Head 6. Lanikai Pillboxes 
2. Shopping
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1. Ala Moana Center 2. International Marketplace 3. Kailua Town 4. Waikiki 
3. Coffee
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1. Morning Brew, Kailua https://www.morningbrewhawaii.com 2. Green World Coffee Farm, Wahiawa https://www.greenworldcoffeefarm.com 3. The Sunrise Shack https://www.sunriseshackhawaii.com 4. Take a tour of Lion Coffee on Kalani Street! https://www.lioncoffee.com/lion-cafe/ 
4. Snorkel Spots
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1. Hanauma Bay 2. Ko'olina Lagoons 4. Waikiki beach 
5. Lu'au Locations
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1. Rock-A-Hula Luau https://www.rockahulahawaii.com/ 2. Polynesian Cultural Center Lu'au https://www.polynesia.com 3. Paradise Cove Lu'au https://www.paradisecove.com 4. Chief's Lu'au https://chiefsluauhawaii.com 5. Sea Life Park Lu'au https://www.sealifeparkhawaii.com 6. Queen's Waikiki Lu'au https://queenswaikikiluau.com/ 7. Germaine's Lu'au https://www.germainesluau.com/ 8. Ka Moana Lu'au https://www.moanaluau.com/ 
6. Additional Attractions
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1. Polynesian Cultural Center https://www.polynesia.com 2. Surf lessons in Waikiki! 3. USS Arizona Memorial https://ussarizonamemorial.org 4. Kualoa Ranch https://www.kualoa.com 5. Check out the world famous waves of 'Oahu's North Shore 6. Sea Life Park https://www.sealifeparkhawaii.com |
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