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Oahu’s best days out.
The 15 most popular luau shows & dinners on Oahu right now. The ones worth putting on the itinerary, with what each costs, how long it runs and who you book with.
Paradise Cove Luau in Oahu pairs a Mai Tai welcome, imu ceremony, and Polynesian show with sunset ocean views and Hawaiian-style dinner.
Most Popular“We paid for the Deluxe package for the full Hawaiian experience which was £200pp & there were 3 of us = £600 but unfortunately due to circumstances no fault of our own, we ended up just having dinner & a show! We didn’t mind paying the monRead more”
Toa Luau at Waimea Valley on Oahu: lei welcome, Waimea Falls swim, kava and umu, Polynesian dinner show with fire knife dancing.
“It was recommended by a couple of people that we go to the Tao luau during our two week Hawaii trip. It did not disappoint. Every person there, wanted you to have the best experience and wanted you treated like family. Everyone there, from the time you arrived until you left wanted to engage with…”
Chief’s Luau is a 3-hour Oahu show with Chief Sielu, lei greeting, headband weaving, a Polynesian stage show, and a Hawaiian buffet in Kapolei.
“This was an incredible experience from beginning to end. First, the food was really amazing, everything was flavorful and had a big variety. The staff were all so kind and welcoming. The show was second to none! The music was really beautiful and every part of this show was so beautiful. The dancers, both the…”
Mauka Warriors Luau in Honolulu with an all-you-can-eat Polynesian feast, hands-on workshops, and fire-knife dancing set at Kipapa.
“We were disappointed to find that there weren't actually classes happening for learning to make Leis like the description lead us to believe. There also weren't warrior games for us to play. The only activity they really had for us was learning to hula which felt a little rushed. It was a beautiful show and…”
Waikiki luau buffet at Royal Hawaiian Center with Rock-a-Hula show, roasted pig feast, Mai Tai, fire-knife dancing, and meet-greet.
“Delicious buffet and friendly service. Worth every penny. Everyone should not miss this entertainment show/buffet opportunity when coming visit Waikiki Honolulu. Must see.”
Ka Moana Lūʻau at Aloha Tower mixes hands-on Hawaiian activities, an island buffet, and Polynesian fire knife dancing near the harbor.
“Good food, amazing entertainment. We were able to do a 12 minute walk from our ship to the venue. Very easy to get to and from without the cost of uber or taxi. Would definitely do again.”
Ka Moana Luau at Aloha Tower on Oahu: oceanfront farm-to-table buffet, cultural activities, and a 150-minute Polynesian show.
Germaine’s Luau in Kapolei blends a beachside Polynesian show with an included dinner and drink ticket, plus optional Waikiki pickup.
“I did not like this luau. The money I paid for a boring show and horrible food was not worth the money we paid. Everything was a matter of fact, nothing genuine about this experience. Never will return again.”
Paina Waikiki Luau at Waikiki Beach Marriott: lei, tattoos, mai tai, hula, and a fire knife finale in about 3 hours.
“Amazing performance, especially the fire dancing, the little kid was amazing, this was hands down an amazing experience and I would do it again from the tattoo to drinks to music and dances, if you’re debating just book and enjoy, I did the VIP and would 100% do it again.”
Aloha Kai Luau at Sea Life Park delivers lei greeting, hands-on culture, buffet dinner, and a Polynesian show with ocean views.
“This was not as it was advertised . The menu was not the same as on web site. The show was also not as advertised”
Chief’s Luau at Wet ’n’ Wild Hawaii includes lei options, an all-you-can-eat Hawaiian buffet, and round-trip hotel transfers in Honolulu.
“Great experience. Very friendly, interactive, and showed their passion for the culture. Showed their knowledge and love for the different cultures and represented them all very graciously”
Queens Waikiki Luau in Waikiki’s International Market Place pairs a Hawaiian buffet with Polynesian dances and a fire-knife finale.
“Enjoyed this experience. It was exciting!!!’!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!’”
Rock-a-Hula at Waikiki’s Royal Hawaiian Theater blends hula history, live music, fire dance, and pop tributes in an easy evening show.
“Very professional and well done show! We loved the Elvis & Michael Jackson tribute artists! The show was great!”
Waikiki Starlight Luau at the Hilton Hawaiian Village pairs reserved seating with a Polynesian dance show and an island-style buffet feast.
“You can watch this for free! All”
Queens Waikiki Luau blends hula lessons, a shell lei, a Hawaiian buffet, and a Polynesian show with the fire knife dance.
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