A Luau experience by Waimea Valley. Back to all Oahu tours.
Tour Summary: Spend an afternoon immersed in Hawaiian culture and sit down for a traditional dinner while enjoying traditional Polynesian dancing.
Large photoAfter your check-in, take part in a number of different hands-on Polynesian cultural activities including a nature walk around the botanical garden, learn how to cook in an umu, weave with coconut fronds and leaves, tree climbing, and traditional games from across the islands of Polynesia. Image: Toa Luau
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After your check-in, take part in a number of different hands-on Polynesian cultural activities, such as this kava ceremony. Image: Toa Luau
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After your check-in, take part in a number of different hands-on Polynesian cultural activities, such as the reparation of an Imu (underground oven). Image: Toa Luau
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Once the show begins, you will embark on a journey across Polynesia featuring live music, song, and dance. Watch the ori from Tahiti, the haka from New Zealand, the graceful hula from the islands of Hawaii, and of course, the thrilling fire knife dance from Samoa. Image: Toa Luau
Tour Highlights:
- Explore Waimea Valley (free Waimea Valley pass included!) and enjoy a Polynesian Luau with fire knife dancing
- Be greeted with flower lei, and walk through fragrant flower lei gardens
- See cultural demonstrations, dancing, and enjoy traditional Hawaiian food and cocktails
- Choose from two start times at either 12:30PM or 5:00PM. The early show is great for families with young children.
Tour Information:
| Price: | Adult |
|---|---|
| (excluding taxes & fees) | $135 |
Tour Provider: Waimea Valley
Activity: Luau
Tour start time: 12:30 pm, 5 pm
Duration: 3.5 hours
Departure from: Waimea Valley
Pick-up available? No
Included: Flower lei, Cultural activities, Umu demonstration, Kava ceremony, Luau Dinner, Polynesian show.
Cancellations: Customers will receive a full refund with 24 hours notice of cancellation. Customers will also receive a full refund in case of operator cancellation due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. Contact us by phone to cancel or inquire about a cancellation at 877-778-0273. No-shows will be charged the full price.
Read more: about luau in our Oahu luau guide.
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Spend an afternoon immersed in Hawaiian culture with dance performances, dinner, and entrance to Waimea Valley. Hike to Waimea Falls and swim in the pool at the bottom (life jackets provided). Explore lush botanical gardens and see the colorful blooms that make your flower lei. Sit down for dinner and be dazzled with traditional Polynesian dancing and cultural performances while you taste Hawaiian specialties and sip tropical cocktails.
After your check-in, take part in a number of different hands-on Polynesian cultural activities including a nature walk around the botanical garden, learn how to cook in an umu, weave with coconut fronds and leaves, tree climbing, and traditional games from across the islands of Polynesia. Image: Toa Luau
The Toa Luau is a family-run and (relatively) small operation which operates in Waimea Valley on the North Shore. This means that, even thought they are a bit far from Honolulu, the setting of the show is gorgeous.
If you arrive early and bring your swimsuit you can even take a dip in the only lifeguarded waterfall on Oʻahu: the Waimea Falls.
The lifeguarded waterfalls are a 45 minute stroll from the main entrance. Photo by Mari Sparacino on Unsplash
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