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Drums of Makena Sunset
Select your choice of a cocktail and show or dinner buffet and show while watching the beautiful sunset.
The show takes you on a journey through the South Pacific through dance and music. Listen and watch drum dances of Tahiti, ancient chants of Hawaii,
lovely hula girls and fierce New Zealand warriors. Finished off with th fire knife dance.
Open Tuesday and Thursday. Located at the Maui Prince Hotel in Wailea.
For reservations call: 888-9PRINCE.
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Drums of the Pacific
Start the fun with a traditional torchlighting ceremony followed by Hawaiian games. This Polynesian show highlights the various island cultures of
Hawaii, Fiji, Tonga, Maori, and Tahiti and ends with the incrdible fire knife dance. Price includes: Shell lei, Mai Tais and open bar.
Open Monday thru Saturday 4:15pm. Located at the Hyatt Regency in Ka'anapali.
For reservations call: 808-661-1234.
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Feast by the Sea
The evening begins with a lei greeting and a cool Mai Tai while you stroll the Hawaiian arts and crafts display. The all-you-can-eat Hawaiian buffet
is followed by a Polynesian show of the South Pacific with a ancestral Samoan fire knife dance. Price includes: Lei, Mai Tais.
Open Wednesday 5:30pm. Located at the Ka'anapali Beach Club in Honokowai.
For reservations call: 808-661-2000.
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Feast at Lele
If you're looking for a little more romantic luau, try this one which provides a modern twist on the traditional Hawaiian cuisine.
Lele is the ancient name for Lahaina. Sitting at a private table with a four-course gourmet meal, this feast takes your palate through
Hawaii, New Zealand, Tahiti, and Samoa with each course. An authentic Polynesian show ending with the fire knife dance makes the evening perfect.
Price includes: Fresh flower lei, and a full service premium bar.
Open Nightly. Located at 505 Front Street in Lahaina.
For reservations call: 866-244-5353.
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Honua'ula - Return to the Sacred Islands
Watch the sunset while admiring the view of Molokini and Kahoolave at this family-friendly buffet. Dine on Hawaiian and western cuisine as you enjoy
and evening of traditional Hawaiian hula dancers and a fire knife dancer finale. Price includes: Shell lei and Mai Tais.
Open Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays 5pm. Located at the Wailea Marriott in Wailea.
For reservations call: 808-875-7710.
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Ka'anapali Sunset Luau at Black Rock
A Hawaiian arts and crafts display and traditional Hawaiian Imu Ceremony welcomes you to this all-you-can-eat buffet. The spectacular opening credits go
to the young Hawaiian who lights the torches along the top of Black Rock and then cliff dives off the top. A dance show which follows takes
you from the legendary "Dance of the Tatitian Princess" through Hawaii, Fiji, New Zealand, Tahiti, Rarotonga and all the way to the Somaoan fire knife dance.
Price includes: Shell lei, Mai Tais and an open bar.
Open Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays. Located at the Sheraton Maui Resort in Ka'anapali.
For reservations call: 808-877-HULA.
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Maui Polynesian Luau
Enjoy a wonderful evening listening to the history of the ancient islanders. Watch the Imu process and Kava Ceremony. Dine on a banquet of island delicacies
while the keiki (children) devour pizza, mac n cheese, hot dogs, and other favorites at their own buffet. The Polynesian show finishes with the fire knife dance.
Price includes a lei.
Open Fridays and Sundays. Located at the Aston Maui Lu Resort in North Kihei.
For reservations call: 808-879-5881.
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Myths of Maui on Ka'anapali Beach
This luau prepares the customary Kahlua Pig but also includes a delicious Kahlua Turkey too. The large salad bar and special children's buffet will keep the
whole family happy and full. A Hawaiian / Polynesian revue with a fire knife dancer completes the evening. Price includes: Open bar.
Open Nightly Sept 1-May 31 5pm; Jun 1-Aug 31 6pm. Located at the Royal Lahaina Resort in Ka'anapali.
For reservations call: 808-661-9119.
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Old Lahaina Luau
This luau is the real deal. Authentic in every detail including local artisans, views of Lanai and Molokai at sunset and a genuine feast. The presentation tells the history of Hawaii, its culture, and the history
of the hula. Buy your tickets early as this one sells out fast. Price includes Tropical flower lei, Mai Tais and a Premium Open Bar.
Open Nightly Apr 1-Sep 30 5:45pm Oct 1-Mar 31 5:15pm. Located at 1251 Front Street in Lahaina.
For reservations call: 808-667-1998.
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Sugar Cane Train
Looking for a luau off the beaten track? All Aboard the Sugar Cane Train for a vintage steam engine ride from Puukoli Station to the resort area of
Ka'anapali. At the end of the line dine on a Hawaiian-style BBQ while taking in the stunning ocean and plantation views. Hula dancers and children of
Maui present a tribute to the Maui culture. Then dance by the moon to the live music.
Open Thursdays 5:30pm-8:30pm. Located at 17 Kaka'alaneo Drive in Lahaina.
For reservations call: 808-661-0080.
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Wailele Polynesian Luau
A four-course dinner presented family-style graces this luau's tables. The performance with this dining experience demonstrates Hawaiian, Tihitian,
New Zealand and Samoan songs and dances. The only five member fire knife dance team lights up the evening's finish. Price includes: Welcome drink,
Flower lei, Polynesian Village tour and an Open Bar.
Call to confirm available dates (usually Tuesday and Fridays) 5:30pm Located at the Westin Maui Resort in Ka'anapali.
For reservations call: 808-661-2992.
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