Maui Luaus
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Huaka'i Luau
YOU SAVE $18.37
Duration: 3 hours
Visit Maui's newest luau, held every Wednesday at the Kaanapali Beach Club. Huaka'i Luau invites you to experience the culture of the Polynesian islands through musical entertainment, dances and traditional luau-style food.
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Royal Lahaina Luau (Myths of Maui)
YOU SAVE $4.80
Duration: 3 hours
Immerse yourself in Hawaiian culture at this memorable Maui luau that includes the traditional imu ceremony, a delicious luau feast and a spectacular Polynesian show.
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Drums of the Pacific Luau
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Duration: 3 hours
Drums of the Pacific takes you on a journey throughout Polynesia, complete with a traditional Hawaiian imu ceremony and an all-you-care-to-eat luau feast.
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Old Lahaina Luau
Duration: 3 hours
Experience an authentic Hawaiian luau in the heart of historic Lahaina - an evening of traditional Hawaiian cuisine, cultural presentations, as well as island music and dances.
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The Grand Luau at Honua'ula
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Duration: 4 hours
Experience a traditional Hawaiian luau in Grand Wailea style! This Maui luau is held oceanfront and features spectacular sunset views.
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Wailele Polynesian Luau
Duration: 3 hours
Held at the Westin Maui, this Maui luau features a stunning tropical garden backdrop. Highlights of the Wailele Luau include the story of the fire goddess Pele, Hawaii's volcano goddess.
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Maui Nui Luau
You save: $8.73 Duration: 3 hours
Participate in island arts and crafts and experience an authentic Hawaiian imu ceremony. After that, enjoy a scrumptious luau feast and an exciting Polynesian show.
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Te Au Moana Luau
YOU SAVE $9.78
Duration: 3 hours
Witness traditional imu underground oven cooking and take part in Hawaiian arts and crafts. This Maui luau also features a delicious all-you-can-eat luau buffet and an open bar.
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Feast at Lele Luau
Duration: 3 hours
Located along the beach in Lahaina, Feast at Lele features an intimate setting with stunning views of the West Maui sunset. Check out the amazing menu for this luau!
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Ho‘olu komo la kaua (please join us) for a celebration of life, companionship and great food at a traditional Hawaiian luau on the island of Maui. The original luau was called ‘aha‘aina or pa‘ina, meaning royalty. Modern luaus have been in existence since 1819 when King Kamehameha II discontinued the social and religious taboo of not allowing men and women to share meals together. The name “lu‘au” came about from the popular and most common dish served at the luau feast that consisted of tender taro leaves with chicken rolled in them, baked with coconut milk. All the dishes served at the first luaus where eaten with one's fingers, and guests ate sitting on lauhala mats on the floor. The luau menu consisted of fish, meat, fruits, vegetables and bowls of poi, a paste made from the taro root.
Today, things are different in the Islands, but the tradition of the Hawaiian luau remains. A luau means spending time together with family and friends, enjoying great food and entertainment. Immerse yourself in Hawaiian culture and experience a Hawaiian luau on Maui. What all Maui luaus have in common is a variety of great foods, cultural demonstrations, including hands-on activities, and exciting Polynesian entertainment. Listen to the music of the islands of Tahiti, Aotearoa, Samoa and Hawaii. Choose your favorite Maui luau and make your reservation today.