Na Lei Aloha Luau: A Boutique Luau in Waikiki

Nā Lei Aloha Luau is a spectacular celebration weaving together the culture, storytelling, music and hula of Hawai'i. Witness the beauty and significance of lei in the islands and immerse yourself in the spirit of aloha. Enjoy hand crafted cocktails before the show, and watch local artisans practice their craft. The optional buffet is a premium experience, offering Hawaiian foods like poke and kalua pork, as well as foods from around the world: prime rib, crab legs, oyster bar, sushi, and so much more.

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Location: Oahu

What's Included

Gratuities
Fabulous Premium All-You-Can-Eat International Buffet (Express Cocktail & Show Only Packages Excluded)
One Hand Crafted Cocktail (alcoholic or non-alcoholic) is included. Additional available for purchase.

Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: Is there an age limit for the luau, or is it suitable for kids?

A: Absolutely! The Nā Lei Aloha Luau is family-friendly and perfect for all ages. Kids will love the music and dancing, plus there's a lot to see with the artisans. Just keep in mind that if you want the buffet, younger kids might not eat much, but they can definitely enjoy the show!

Q: What should I wear? Is it a casual vibe?

A: The vibe is pretty relaxed, so think Hawaiian casual! Aloha shirts, sundresses, or even shorts are fine. Just remember, it can get a bit breezy in the evening, so maybe bring a light jacket if you're planning to stay for the show.

Q: What happens if it rains? Do they cancel the luau?

A: They typically have a backup plan for rain, so it shouldn’t be a total wash. If it’s just light rain, they'll go on as planned but might move things under cover. If it’s severe, they will let you know about rescheduling options. Either way, just call ahead to check!

Discussions

Thinking of gifting the Nā Lei Aloha Luau! Thoughts?

I’m considering this luau experience for my parents who are visiting Hawaii next month. They love Hawaiian culture and food, and I think they'd enjoy the mix of the buffet and show. Has anyone done it recently? Any tips on the best seats or dishes to recommend from the buffet?

What was the best part of the Nā Lei Aloha Luau?

Just got back from the Nā Lei Aloha Luau, and wow! The dancing was incredible. I loved the storytelling aspect too — it really immerses you in the culture. The kalua pork was a highlight for sure. Has anyone else experienced this? What did you think?