Hula, Fire and a Kona Coast Night

Big Island Luaus

Experience the spirit of aloha with an unforgettable Big Island luau, where the culture, flavors, and traditions of Hawaii come to life. As the sun sets over the ocean, you'll be welcomed with a fresh flower lei, followed by a feast of island favorites like kalua pig, fresh seafood, poi, and tropical desserts. Live music, hula dancers, and thrilling fire knife performances light up the evening, telling the ancient stories of Hawaii and Polynesia through song and dance beneath the stars.

Big Island luaus take place in some of the island's most beautiful settings, from oceanfront resorts to historic sites rich with Hawaiian heritage. Whether you choose an intimate gathering or a grand production, attending a luau is the perfect way to celebrate your time in Hawaii. With warm hospitality, delicious food, and vibrant entertainment, a Big Island luau offers a magical evening that captures the heart and soul of the islands.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in a Big Island luau?

Luaus typically include a Hawaiian buffet dinner, open bar, live Polynesian entertainment, hula dancing, fire knife performances and cultural demonstrations.

Where are the most popular luaus on the Big Island?

Popular luaus are held at resorts in Kailua-Kona and Kohala, such as the Island Breeze Luau and Voyagers of the Pacific Luau.

How long does a luau last?

Most luaus last around 2.5 to 3 hours, typically starting around sunset with dinner followed by the main performance.

Are luaus suitable for families with children?

Yes, luaus are family-friendly and many offer special children's pricing and seating.

What should I wear to a luau?

Resort casual attire is ideal - aloha shirts, dresses and sandals are common. Bring a light jacket in case of evening breezes.