Oahu Luaus
Experience a quintessential Hawaiian tradition during your vacation in Waikiki. Attending a Hawaiian luau is a fantastic way to experience a piece of island culture. Watch or participate in arts & crafts, take a hula lesson, learn how to make a flower lei and enjoy a variety of cultural presentations, such as the lighting of the tiki torches and the arrival of the Royal Court. Then sit down to a delicious all-you-care-to-eat buffet dinner. All Hawaiian luaus feature a wide variety of delicacies to make sure no one leaves hungry. Dinner is followed by a spectacular show with music and dances from the Hawaiian Islands (including hula) as well as greater Polynesia. Experience the breathtaking Samoan fire-knife dance, the fierce warrior dance of the Maori and the beautiful dances of Tahiti. Visit one of these fantastic Oahu luaus and reserve your seats early to avoid sell-outs. Find the best rates on all Oahu luaus at Oahu-Hawaii-Luau.com!
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Ka Moana Luau
Duration: 3 hours
Sea Life Park’s Ka Moana Luau features a beautiful setting near Oahu’s southeastern tip, just half an hour east of Waikiki. Enjoy a memorable evening and immerse yourself in Hawaiian culture.
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Diamond Head Luau
Save up to 9%
Duration: 2.5 hours
Located on a grassy oceanfront lawn at the Waikiki Aquarium, the Diamond Head Luau is within walking distance of all the major attractions, such as Waikiki Beach and major hotels.
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Germaine's Luau
Save up to 5%
Duration: 3.5 hours
Come experience Oahu's original backyard-style luau, held under the stars on a secluded beach on the island’s leeward coast.
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Experience Nutridge Luau
Save up to 7%
Duration: 4 hours
Nutridge Luau invites you to experience an evening of expriencing Hawaiian island culture – enjoy a variety of cultural activities and presentation, savor delicious Hawaiian foods.
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Toa Luau - Waimea Valley
Save up to 10%
Duration: 3.5 hours
Toa Luau tickets are available right here! Visit this traditional Hawaiian luau on Oahu’s north shore, set within the beautiful botanical garden at Waimea Valley.
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