Big Island Luaus

It’s not a trip to the Big Island of Hawaii without experiencing the magic of a luau. Big Island Luaus combines history, live music, hula dancing, fire dancing, and delicious food while you enjoy the sunset. These Kona luaus are family-friendly, safe, and also great for those looking for a romantic evening. Each Hawaii luau is different due to its location, food served, show, and music.

Celebrate You!

When at a luau, you are an honored guest. Throughout Hawaiian history, the luau has been the central event for celebrating a baby’s first birthday, weddings, achievements like graduations, and honoring traveling guests. Whatever your reason, you’ll have a blast and should celebrate having your family in Hawaii.

The Feast

Every Big Island Luau offers slow-roasted kalua pork, which is cooked in the ground with hot stones/coals (imu). This alone is worth visiting a luau in Hawaii, but some of the other island staples are worth trying as well. Lomi lomi salmon, the palette-cleanser we call poi, Kona coffee, lau lua, and haupia pudding to name a few. Don’t forget to try our famous mai tais and/or fresh tropical juices!

The Performance

The live music, storytelling, and dance at a Big Island luau are much more than just tourist entertainment. By attending, you are supporting the local community in preserving and sharing Hawaiian and Polynesian cultural traditions, passing down history and lore through captivating performances. If that doesn’t give you chicken skin, we don’t know what will!