An oasis for pirates, parrotheads, treasure hunters, and beach bums - located in tropical Central Massachusetts. The weather is sometimes cold, but the cocktails ALWAYS are!

Bedroom over garage with 2 walk in closets was converted into my "tiki room" beginning in 2011 and has progressed steadily since. Over the years I've been able to add a 6 ft tiki from Thatch Tiki Bar when it closed around 2013, an original Leeteg, matching mid century marquesean style ceramic lamps from Hawaii, a 1951 Capehart phono/record player, a mid century PNG house plank, a lighted Leilani Hawaiian Rum advertising display, all 3 original August Holland tiki prints with matching mugs, United Airlines Hawaii tiki, 2 mid century rattan couches, original carved posts from The Maikai and Kon Kai (Phila), carved plank of a Sneaky Tiki from Harvey's, over 400 tiki mugs, rare menus and many other items.

An early 20th century outpost for the Society of Adventurers and Explorers on a small tropic island.

Anaheim based

It’s not great, but it’s never done.

Only one statue great condition I'm selling it for 50$

Est 2008, built entirely by myself over 2 years. Materials were next to nothing. This is my interpretation of a tiki bar