West Maui Luaus

Why West Maui?

With some of the most photogenic sunset views on the island, this popular local luau takes guests on a thrilling voyage through Polynesia with beautiful dance performances, musical highlights, pre-show activities, and aloha. Greeted with a shell lei, guests of this recognized local luau will also be treated to a traditional imu ceremony and an unearthing of the puaʻa, as well as hula dancing, rhythmic drums, enchanting Samoan fire knife dancing finale, and swaying palms under the stars in an unforgettable setting. Showcasing the Hawaiian, Tahitian, New Zealand, and Samoan cultures, other luau activities include hula lessons, lei making, and temporary tribal tattoos for all members of your group.

A family-friendly luau with options for VIP seating, the traditional dinner menu consists of favorite Hawaiian items like lomi lomi salmon, poi, fresh vegetables, Molokai sweet potatoes, Asian inspired chicken, kalua pork, island fresh fish, steamed rice, Hawaiian dinner rolls, and more, with available options for those seeking gluten-free and vegetarian dishes. Indulge in the luau’s open bar with handcrafted, Maui-inspired cocktails like a Mai Tai, Blue Hawaii, ‘Iao Rain, Hula Hulk, Pele’s Lemonade, beer, wine, and more.

Held 4 – 7 nights a week, Royal Lahaina Luau highlights also include a separate keiki buffet for the picky eaters of the group, as well as long table seating, free entrance for children 5 and under, and a convenient location that makes it easy to walk or take a short drive back to your accommodation. Seating begins at 5:00 pm and it is recommended to book your seats early, as seats are pre-assigned at the time of booking.

A favorite for families, couples, and groups of friends, the Maui Nui Luau features a fresh flower lei greeting, a plethora of entertaining, crowd-pleasing commentary, traditional dance performances, Samoan fire knife dancing, and classic Hawaiian and Polynesian songs. Learn about the story of Maui, the Hawaiian demigod, as well as the stories, culture, and history that shaped the Polynesian Islands. Sit back and enjoy pre-show activities like an imu ceremony, bookmark making, Hawaiian games, and Polynesian arts and crafts, as well as a three-course meal and open bar.

Course selections include Waipoli greens, lomi lomi salmon, mac salad, pohole fern salad, poi, cucumber namasu, poke, Hawaiian fried rice, Molokai sweet potatoes, POG barbecue chicken, steamed opakapaka, teriyaki steak, vegetable yakisoba, kalua pig, and more, with local dessert favorites like chocolate haupia bars, macadamia chantilly cake, and Molokai sweet potato crunch, with open bar options include beer, wine, and cocktails.

Currently held every Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays, the Maui Nui Luau’s highlights include private table seating and free entrance for children 5 and under. Guests will enjoy their own private table, personalized service, and three delectable courses while stories, culture, and incredible performances provide a plethora of entertainment.

We hope this helped you narrow down your possible luau options for the West Maui Area, and wish you all a lovely adventure full of Aloha. Remember to reserve your luau spots early, and share your experiences with us!

Mahalo for reading, and a hui hou.