Hawaiian Luaus

The Islands of Hawaii are of course the only place in the world where you can find a true luau. The Big Island of Hawaii has its share of luaus to share with its island visitors. Most are located on the western shoreline from Kailua-Kona up to the hotels in the Waikoloa area and you will be certain to find one to round out your Hawaiian experience.

No visit to Hawaii would be complete without taking in a luau. This Hawaiian feast will include kalua pork, which is cooked all day in a pit called an "Imu". In addition you will find lomi lomi salmon, chicken long rice, haupia, poi, your choice of many, many salads, fresh island fish, teriyaki steaks and a variety of other "Americanized" dishes,

Entertainment will feature dances from ancient Hawaii, but also from many areas from around the Pacific Basin. You'll see dances from New Zealand, the fire-knife dancing of Samoa, the drums of Tahiti as well as the dances of other South Sea Islands.

Your trip to Hawaii will not be complete until you attend a luau but plan it early as they can often book up in advance.