Watch a traditional Hawaiian luau and enjoy a scrumptious buffet dinner at Kauai’s Kilohana Plantation. Indulge in Hawaiian specialties like pork and ono with vegetables, salads and desserts before being entertained by a live performance of Polynesian dancers and flame twirlers. The cultural show traces the beautiful story of the first Tahitian voyagers to the Hawaiian Islands. This is the perfect night out for the whole family!
Highlights
- Dinner and luau at Kilohana Plantation on Kauai
- Enjoy a Hawaiian buffet dinner with dessert
- Witness a traditional imu ceremony, where meat is unearthed from an underground oven
- Watch an entertaining luau featuring Polynesian hula dancers and flame twirlers
- Trace the story of Tahitian voyagers to Hawaii displayed beautifully through dance and music
- Round-trip transportation available
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Luau Kalamaku and Buffet Dinner
Useful Information
Buffet Dinner
Your journey begins in the early evening at Kauai’s Kilohana Plantation with craft demonstrations and Hawaiian games. You’ll have the option to ride on the Kauai Plantation Railway (additional cost), the first new railroad built in Kauai in nearly 100 years.
Then, witness a traditional imu ceremony, where one of your main courses (pork) is unearthed from an underground oven. You can also order some yummy tropical drinks at the bar (own expense).
You’ll then be treated to a scrumptious buffet dinner of lomi-lomi salmon, pork, ono and teriyaki chicken with vegetables and salads. Top it off with some fresh tropical fruit and dessert.
After dinner, head to your seats in the Luau Pavilion and watch a colorful performance of traditional Polynesian dancers, fire twirlers and knife dancers. Watch as they paint a vivid story of the journey of the first Tahitian voyagers to the Hawaiian Islands, displaying their hardship, drama and finally triumph. Sit back, relax and become immersed in the state-of-the-art media system and stage design.
At the end of the show, you’ll have the opportunity to take photos with the cast!
Then, witness a traditional imu ceremony, where one of your main courses (pork) is unearthed from an underground oven. You can also order some yummy tropical drinks at the bar (own expense).
You’ll then be treated to a scrumptious buffet dinner of lomi-lomi salmon, pork, ono and teriyaki chicken with vegetables and salads. Top it off with some fresh tropical fruit and dessert.
After dinner, head to your seats in the Luau Pavilion and watch a colorful performance of traditional Polynesian dancers, fire twirlers and knife dancers. Watch as they paint a vivid story of the journey of the first Tahitian voyagers to the Hawaiian Islands, displaying their hardship, drama and finally triumph. Sit back, relax and become immersed in the state-of-the-art media system and stage design.
At the end of the show, you’ll have the opportunity to take photos with the cast!
Recent Reviews of this Tour
Reviewed by Gavin T, May 2013
The story part of the show was incredibly well done. Professional dancers with great costumes, coordinated movement, and a real sense of passion for what they were doing. The buffet style food was decent but not amazing - but you don’t come for the food. You also sit at large communal tables of about 10 people. There was a premium option with several courses and private tables if that is important to you. The fire dancers component was incredible and definitely the highlight.
Reviewed by Anonymous, May 2013
My favorite part of this luau was, hands down, the fire dancers- such elegance and skill! It was a spectacular show with great music, energetic hula-dancing, and powerful story-telling. The food was Hawaiian fusion which included smashed taro, roasted pork, teriyaki chicken, salads, and dessert that included coconut pudding and upside down pineapple cake. Open bar was included with the ticket, which was a nice perk.The quality of the food, in my opinion, was good but paled in comparison to the show.
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