Luaus in Hawaii | Compare your options to find your perfect match

​Mauka Warriors are best known for their authenticity in terms of the experience. They aim to engage, educate, and entertain their visitors through multiple cultural activities, ceremonies, and performances. Ideal for families with children and those who are looking for a more traditional yet immersive luau experience.

Highlights:

• The largest fire show in Oahu.
  
• Interactive cultural experiences.
  
• Historic account of Polynesian warrior history with a focus on the Hawaiian Islands.

Location: Kapolei, West Oahu | Find on Maps
Setting: Open air, quiet setting, on the grounds of Coral Crater Adventure Park
Food: Polynesian (Menu)
Entertainment: Hula lessons, headband weaving, temporary tattoos, kava tasting, live music.
Live show: Warrior history with a focus on their cultural heritage, with hula, fire dancing, music, and battle reenactments.
Price: Starting at $139

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Witness the blend of traditional with modern through performances that range from the "Hapa-Haole" Hula to contemporary dance styles during the Rock-A-Hula Show. The performance takes you on a journey through Hawaii from the 1920s and its evolution over the years. Meet the cast after the show, enjoy comfortable, elevated seating at the Royal Hawaiian Theater, and choose to add the luau feast to your experience. Ideal for theater fans, first-time visitors, and contemporary performance art enthusiasts.

Highlights:

• State-of-the-art performance venue at the Royal Hawaiian Theater.
  
• Modern interpretation of Hawaiian history, performed Broadway-style.
  
• Option to add a backstage tour, the luau buffet, and additional perks with your upgrade.

Location: Waikiki | Find on Maps
Setting: 750-seat large-scale venue for the live show, with state-of-the-art lighting & sound system.
Food: Upscale Hawaiian (Menu)
Entertainment: Hula lessons, live tableside music before the show. Meet & greet with the Rock-A-Hula show cast after the performance.
Live show: Hawaiian history from the 1920s till the present, retold with Broadway flair and contemporary performances.
Price: Starting at $86

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Embrace the Aloha spirit and feel the essence of Ohana (family) come to life at this luau. This relaxing luau takes place on a beachfront property under the open sky, creating a serene atmosphere in the lively festivities. Hear the conch shell, watch the unveiling of the kalua pig, and participate in multiple interactive activities. It is ideal for families with kids and those looking for a more casual luau experience.

Highlights:

• Location where Disney’s Lilo & Stitch movie was filmed.
  
• Oceanside, backyard-style environment for a more traditional luau experience
  
• Family-friendly experience with activities suited for visitors of all ages.

Location: Kapolei shoreside, West Oahu| Find on Maps
Setting: Easygoing, backyard-style, open-air luau on the shores of West Oahu.
Food: Hawaiian-American (Menu)
Entertainment: Imu ceremony, fresh floral accessory making, Polynesian temporary tattoo art, live music, and hula dances.
Live show: Known to capture the spirit of old Hawaii through their storytelling, fire-knife performances, song, dance, and hula.
Price: Starting at $124

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Experience an intimate and authentic celebration of Polynesian culture at Ka Moana Luau. Set against the lush backdrop of Aloha Tower Marketplace near Honolulu Harbor, this luau blends traditional Hawaiian customs with modern comfort. Guests are welcomed with a warm lei greeting before enjoying hands-on cultural activities, a Hawaiian-style feast, and a high-energy evening show. With its smaller group size and interactive feel, Ka Moana Luau is ideal for visitors seeking a personal and culturally rich luau experience close to Waikiki.

Highlights:

• More intimate luau experience with smaller crowds
  
• Convenient location near Waikiki and downtown Honolulu
  
• Interactive cultural activities before the show
  
• Strong focus on Hawaiian history and storytelling

Location: Aloha Tower Marketplace, Honolulu Harbor | Find on Maps
Setting: Open-air waterfront venue with views of the harbor and city skyline.
Food: Traditional island cuisine (Menu)
Entertainment: Lei greeting, cultural demonstrations, live Hawaiian music, and hula performances.
Live show: A dynamic Polynesian revue featuring storytelling, hula, Tahitian drumming, and thrilling fire-knife dancing that traces the journey of Polynesian cultures.
Price: Starting at $135

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One of Oahu’s most iconic luaus, Paradise Cove Luau offers a grand, festive celebration set on a sprawling beachfront property in Ko Olina. This lively luau begins with a wide range of cultural games and activities, followed by a traditional imu ceremony and a generous island buffet. As the sun sets over the ocean, guests are treated to a large-scale Polynesian show that blends music, dance, and fire in a spectacular seaside setting. It’s a great choice for first-time visitors and large groups looking for a classic Hawaiian luau experience.

Highlights:

• Expansive oceanfront venue with sunset views
  
• Wide variety of pre-show cultural activities and games
  
• Large-scale production suitable for families and groups
  
• One of the most well-known luaus on Oahu

Location: Kapolei, West Oahu | Find on Maps
Setting: Spacious beachfront grounds with tropical gardens and open-air seating overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
Food: Hawaiian and Polynesian-inspired food (Menu)
Entertainment: Hawaiian games, cultural demonstrations, live music, hula dancing, and a dinner show before the performance.
Live show: A high-energy Polynesian spectacular featuring Hawaiian hula, Tahitian dance, Samoan fire-knife performances, and live music celebrating island cultures.
Price: Starting at $180

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