purpose — to create a recreational space in which to imbibe home-crafted cocktails, and to show off tiki collections of mugs, art, and other artifacts. Home tiki bars are built both inside and outside, sometimes as man caves. Those built outdoors are typically placed in backyard patios but are also erected on the shorelines of boat docks for people living on the water. Some of these home bars are simple but others are lavish enough to rival their commercial forebears. Not limited to America, many from around the world are uploaded onto internet sites and sometimes even toured. See also Bar Disney's Tiki Room Drinking-establishment-related articles Exoticism Kava bar and Kava culture Tiki culture References External links The Bizarre Rise and Fall of the Tiki Bar [Historic Bars] Honolulu’s La Mariana Sailing Club Tiki Bar and Restaurant 6 Bars Ushering In Tiki’s Exciting 3rd Wave RNZ National: 'Long Distance': tiki (bar) tour Tiki drinks Tiki culture Types of drinking establishment