The Fairmont Orchid Luau (Mauna Lani Resort) – Dine on culinary treasures from Hawaii, Tahiti, New Zealand and Samoa.  Using a fusion of both traditional Polynesian and modern dance choreography, the dancers of Island Breeze retell the story of the settlement of the Pacific.  Displayed in its fullness is the Manpower of the Ali’i (chiefs) and how each would be forever linked to the one star that guided them.  Luau takes place on Saturdays.  Please call 885-2000 for reservations and pricing information.

 

Hilton Waikoloa Village, Legends of the Pacific Luau offers the exotic dances and music of the Pacific Rim accompanied by a buffet dinner featuring a variety of fruits, salads, grilled specialties, fresh island fish, several traditional favorites, and a lavish display of island-style desserts.  Polynesian Revue is a journey through the islands of Polynesia with a Samoan fire knife dance.  Luau takes place on Fridays.  Please call 886-1234 for reservations and pricing information.

 

Waikoloa Beach Marriott, Royal Luau – The sound of the conch shell welcomes you.  Witness the imu ceremony where a roast pig is removed from its underground oven, along with an array of traditional dishes in a lavish buffet.  Dine under the starlit Waikoloa sky while the exciting luau show takes you on a Polynesia journey including a Samoan fire knife dance.  Luau takes place on Sundays and Wednesdays.  Please call 886-6789 for reservations and pricing information. 

 

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Kona Village Resort, Kona Village Luau (Hualalai) – Legendary luau or aha’aina (feast) presents a blend of traditional Hawaiian fare.  Polynesian Revue features the hula that tells the stories of the people, their lands and the gods.  Highlights include the Samoan fire knife dance and the New Zealand Maori Warrior.   Luau takes place on Wednesdays and Fridays.  Please call 325-5555 for reservations and pricing information. 

 

King Kamehameha’s Kona Beach Hotel, Island Breeze Luau – The Royal Court arrives at Kamakahonu Bay aboard an outrigger canoe.  Follow the procession into the Royal Grounds to see the main course removed from the underground oven.  The Polynesian Revue includes Fijan and Maori Dances of War, a Samoan fire knife dance and graceful Hawaiian hula dancers.  Luau takes place on Sundays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.   Please call 329-291 for reservations and pricing.