Top Luau
Experience the magic of a traditional Hawaiian feast. From beachfront spectacles at Turtle Bay to award-winning storytelling and valley rituals, these top three luaus offer an unforgettable immersion into Polynesian culture.
Toa Luau
Located in Waimea Valley, they also teach you the ancient ways and practices on how to prepare for a grand feast. Allow yourself at least 2 hours before the luau starts to explore the valley and Waimea Falls.
- Monday - Sunday, 9am to 4pm.
- Silver, Gold, VIP packages
Toa Luau is located inside Waimea Valley at 59-864 Kamehameha Hwy Haleiwa, HI 96712. Right across from Waimea beach on the north-shore of Oahu.
Turtle Bay Luau
Held at the renowned Turtle Bay Resort, the luau immerses guests in Polynesian culture through captivating performances of hula dancing, traditional music, and storytelling. Attendees are treated to a feast of authentic Hawaiian cuisine, featuring kalua pig roasted in an imu (underground oven), fresh seafood, poi (taro paste), and tropical fruits. The luau's location near the ocean provides a stunning backdrop for the evening's festivities, enhanced by the warmth of the Hawaiian hospitality and the enchanting rhythms of the Pacific Islands.
Alii Luau at the Polynesian Cultural Center
The Polynesia Cultural Center’s luau is top rated. Their evening show, Hā: Breath of Life, has received many awards and has been recognized as an authentic depiction of traditional storytelling. You can also spend an entire day there, visiting the island villages of Polynesia. 12:45 pm - 9:00 pm