Looking for the best Oahu luau deals on the Internet? On this page you will find the best Oahu luaus with the lowest prices guaranteed! Oahu luaus are a beloved island tradition and on the to-do list of most visitors to this beautiful Hawaiian island. A luau is a traditional Hawaiian custom, so if you want to get to know Hawaiian culture, visiting a luau is a great idea. What all Hawaiian luaus have in common is tasty food. Try popular Polynesian delicacies, such as kalua pig, lomi lomi salmon and island fish, or savor all-time American favorites – prime rib, chicken, rice and vegetable dishes. The luau buffet offers plenty of choices.
The centerpiece of a luau is traditionally the kalua pig, which the ancient Hawaiians cooked in an imu, an underground oven. Other Hawaiian delicacies are poi (a paste made from taro roots) and lau lau, a dish where pork, beef, fish or chicken is wrapped and then cooked in taro leaves. The luau feast also includes tropical cocktails and of course dessert, usually a variety of delicious cakes and haupia, a coconut pudding.
Oahu Luau Experience
But a Hawaiian luau is not just about great food. It’s also about experiencing Hawaiian culture. Depending on which luau you plan to visit, you’ll get to see cultural demonstrations, games, and arts and crafts. All luaus also include a show featuring music and dances from Hawaii and greater Polynesia. Pick your favorite Oahu luau and reserve your seats early. Oahu luaus tend to sell out quickly because they are so popular. Hawaii Discount offers the best prices on all Oahu luaus!
Now for the best part of your Hawaiian luau food. Dessert! For dessert, most Waikiki luaus typically feature scrumptious cakes, cookies and haupia, which is a tasty coconut pudding. If you're a fan of coconut, you're going to love haupia!
About Oahu Luaus
So what is an Oahu luau all about? An Oahu luau is traditionally a beautiful display of Hawaiian dishes accompanied by fun and exciting live entertainment. We're talking hula dancers, fire breathers, fire dancers. So much fun to watch! What's even better, or should we say tastier, is that most luaus even feature the imu ceremony! Ever heard of an imu ceremony? Well, let us wet your taste buds! This is where they cook roast pig (kalua pua'a) underground! A circular cooking pit is dug out and layers of hot coals, stones, leaves and mats are added, which create a steamy environment for the roast pig. Then all of it is buried and left to cook for several hours. The delicious result is very juicy, melt in your mouth pork!
The fun doesn't stop there! You can expect other Oahu luau activities, which may include a conch blowing contest or learning to dance the hula. Make an exotic flower lei or beautiful head band. Witness an impressive torch lighting ceremony. As if this wasn't already a blast, is there anything cooler than learning to play the ukulele while you're in Hawaii?! We know you'll become an instant star once you do.
Aloha Kai Luau at Sea Life Park
Aloha Kai Luau is held at Sea Life Park, where dramatic sea cliffs and sweeping ocean views create a stunning backdrop. Your evening starts with a lei greeting and hands-on cultural activities, followed by an all-you-can-eat buffet dinner. The night ends with a high-energy Polynesian show and a thrilling fire-knife dance finale. Sea Life Park admission is included with every luau package.
Ka Moana Luau is a vibrant Hawaiian luau in the heart of downtown Honolulu. Set at the iconic Aloha Tower, this oceanfront luau features an island-inspired farm-to-table buffet and an energetic evening show. With its lively harbor setting, Ka Moana Luau offers an authentic way to experience Hawaiian culture in a beautiful waterfront location.
Na Lei Aloha Hula Dinner Show is an evening cultural experience in the heart of Waikiki at the Hyatt Regency's outdoor terrace. Centered on the art of the Hawaiian lei, the show shares stories through authentic island music and graceful hula. Choose a Standard or VIP dinner-show package with an international buffet or pick a Show Only ticket if you’d rather skip dinner.
Pa'ina Waikiki - Luau At The Waikiki Beach Marriott
Experience a traditional Hawaiian luau in the heart of Waikiki. Pa'ina Waikiki is a unique dinner party Hawaiian luau that brings to life through song and dance the vibrant stories of Waikiki's legendary eras.
Held at the historic Nutridge Estate inside of the Pu'u 'Ualaka'a Wayside Park, Experience Nutridge Luau offers a truly magical 5-star experience. This Hawaiian luau features a unique setting unlike any other – it is situated on Mount Tantalus.
Waikiki Starlight Luau takes place at a rooftop garden at the Hilton Hawaiian Village and features a lei greeting, welcome Mai Tai, live music, interactive activities, and a Hawaiian feast followed by a Polynesian show with dramatic fire-knife dancing. On Fridays, it's held on the Great Lawn by the lagoon with easy access afterward to the fireworks show.
Looking for a Hawaiian luau earlier in the day? This Toa Luau package starts at 1 pm and finishes at 4 pm, making it a great option for families with young children and also for those who are driving from Waikiki.
Held at beautiful Waimea Valley on Oahu's North Shore, Toa Luau invites you to an evening of celebrating Hawaiian culture. What makes this Hawaiian luau unique is that it includes same-day admission to Waimea Valley, home to a botanical garden.
Waikiki Luau at Rock-A-Hula Cabana is a fun, family-friendly luau in the heart of Waikiki – an easy walk from most major hotels and ideal if you want a shorter evening experience. You'll be welcomed by Hawaiian music and a Mai Tai, then enjoy a tasty luau buffet dinner with live island tunes throughout the meal. The relaxed vibe continues with hula dancers and plenty of local flavor in just under 2 hours.
Germaine's Luau is a laid-back beach luau on Oahu's southwest shore, set under the stars in a private oceanfront setting. Your evening begins with cultural presentations and the traditional imu ceremony as the kalua pua'a (roasted pig) is uncovered to kick off the feast. After an all-you-care-to-eat dinner featuring Hawaiian favorites alongside familiar continental fare, enjoy a lively Polynesian show.
The Polynesian Cultural Center is a 42-acre open-air "living museum" where you can explore the cultures, music, and traditions of Polynesia through six island villages. Spend the day on a self-guided (or guided) experience with hands-on activities and cultural presentations. Upgrade your package to add a buffet dinner (Gateway or Alii Luau options) and cap the night with the spectacular evening show.
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