Island Breeze Lūʻau

The Island Breeze Lūʻau

Treat yourself to a Royal Hawaiian lūʻau held on the former estate grounds of Hawaii's once great ruler, King Kamehameha. The Island Breeze Luau is deemed the best lūʻau on the Big Island by visitors and locals alike!

With live entertainment and the chance to take in a piece of the local culture, there is a lot to enjoy about this lūʻau. That's before even mentioning the delicious food, and there will be a lot of that!

• starting At:

  $183 USD

• Age:

  All ages

• Duration:

  2-hour

• Location:

  Kailua-Kona, Big Island, Hawai‘i

• What's Included

  • Lūʻau Style General Seating

  • Preliminary Activities

  • Open Bar

  • Buffet Dinner

  • Polynesian Show

Island Breeze Lūʻau Features

Lūʻau Entertainment

At your leisure, partake in Polynesian arts and crafts demonstrations and meet the cast of performers you see later in the Polynesian Revue. Take a break from the night's activities to watch as the Royal Court processional arrives on foot.  The true highlight of the evening is the dazzling Island Breeze Polynesian Revue with the dangerous and mesmerizing Samoan Fire-Knife Dance!

A Family Friendly Outing

Bring your kids to enjoy the show with you. The lūʻau is child friendly, and is a great chance for them to learn about authentic Hawaiian culture first hand. The food is delicious, and the entertainment exciting. Just the thing for a family night out on the beautiful Big Island.

Learn About Local Culture

The traditional dances showcase the cultures of the various islands, telling their story through the movements of the dancers themselves, just as has always been traditionally done. See different dances on different nights if you want to join us for more than one lūʻau!

See Kamehameha's Heiau

This luau is held on historic Ahuʻena – Kamehameha the Greatʻs former estate - the traditional lands of Kamakahonu (eye of the turtle). Regarded as one of the most historic sites in Hawai‘i, it was the final residence of Kamehameha the Great, where he spent his last years and ultimately passed away. Near the site on the eastern side of Ahu'ena, there was a canoe entrance where canoes could approach the shore directly in front of the hale. The site holds significant cultural importance as the location where a feast was held to commemorate the abolition of the kapu system, marking a pivotal moment in Hawaiian history.

A community-based committee, Ahu'ena Heiau Inc., was formed in 1993 to guide this national treasure's permanent restoration and maintenance.