Grand Hyatt Kaua'i Luau
Cuisine: Hawaiian
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This hotel-sponsored luau provides a healthy dose of spectacle, music, and authentic Hawaiian foods. The evening show, Havaiki Nui, begins with a torch-lighting ceremony on the edge of the ocean,... Read More
This hotel-sponsored luau provides a healthy dose of spectacle, music, and authentic Hawaiian foods. The evening show, Havaiki Nui, begins with a torch-lighting ceremony on the edge of the ocean, heralded by the call of the conch shell. As it progresses, the luau showcases native crafts and costume, along with music and dance performances from cultures throughout the Pacific. The menu includes traditional fare like kalua pig, fresh fish, lomi salmon, and haupia (coconut pudding). Centrally located in Lihue, this is easily reached by a short drive from visitors staying on the east, south, or west sides of the island.
Hours:
- Thu, Sun 5:15pm-8:30pm
Admissions:
- Adult $94; Child (6-12) $57
EXPERT TIPS BY:
Jade Eckardt
Kauai Local Expert
- Luau: "Come hungry because there's a seemingly endless array of food."
- Beachfront Dining, Poipu's Best Restaurants, Lihue's Best Restaurants: "Come hungry, because you'll leave very full."
- Hawaiian: "Just go, and don't forget the camera."
- Best for Luau Because: This luau is one of the oldest and most respected on Kauai, renowned for it's traditional Hawaiian food and amazing entertainment.
- Best for Beachfront Dining Because: The Grand Hyatt Kauai Luau goes all out with food and festivities right on the ocean.
- Best for Poipu's Best Restaurants Because: The Grand Hyatt Kauai Luau goes all out with food and festivities.
- Best for Lihue's Best Restaurants Because: The Grand Hyatt Kauai'i Luau mixes fun, entertainment, tradition and delicious food together.
