Welcoming guests to Kauai since 2007, Luau Kalamaku is Hawaii's only luau show performed “in-the-round,” offering optimal views of the stage. Witness the unearthing of the pig from the traditional imu (underground oven) and enjoy a hula lesson. A craft fair featuring unique items by local artisans awaits on the sprawling lawn. Feast on a delicious buffet of local and familiar favorites and enjoy a Mai Tai from the open bar. The main show tells the amazing story of the ancient Hawaiian legend of Kalamaku “child of the new land." Through laughter, fear, seduction and fire, a new legacy is created, born from the cherished seeds of their ancestors. The theatrical luau show culminates with a fantastic fire dream featuring fire poi balls and traditional fire knife dancing.
Elevated Seating, Better View<br/>Transportation Central+Poipu<br/>Pickup included
Plantation Railway Train Ride<br/>Seating Closer to the Stage<br/>Transportation Kauai North<br/>Pickup included
Seating Closer to the Stage<br/>Transportation Kauai North<br/>Pickup included
Plantation Railway Train Ride<br/>Elevated Seating, Better Views<br/>Transportation Kauai North<br/>Pickup included
Plantation Railway Train Ride<br/>Seating Closer to the Stage<br/>Transportation Central+Poipu<br/>Pickup included
Transportation Central+Poipu<br/>Pickup included
Seating Closer to the Stage<br/>Transportation Central+Poipu<br/>Pickup included
Plantation Railway Train Ride<br/>Transportation Central+Poipu<br/>Pickup included
Transportation is not included
Plantation Railway Train Ride: 40 minute ride around the heart of the plantation<br/>Transportation is not included
Elevated Seating, Better View<br/>Transportation Kauai North<br/>Pickup included
Buffet & Open Bar<br/>North Area<br/>Pickup included
Plantation Railway Train Ride<br/>Seating Closer to the Stage<br/>Transportation is not included
Elevated Seating, Better Views<br/>Transportation is not included
Plantation Railway Train Ride<br/>Transportation Kauai North<br/>Pickup included
Plantation Railway Train Ride<br/>Elevated Seating, Better Views<br/>Transportation Central+Poipu<br/>Pickup included
Seating Closer to the Stage<br/>Transportation is not included
Plantation Railway Train Ride<br/>Elevated Seating, Better Views<br/>Transportation is not included
Experience an authentic Hawaiian luau amidst the splendor of Kauai - the garden island. Luau Kalamaku combines traditional luau elements - a Hawaiian feast, hula dancing and an imu (underground oven) with an award winning, theatrical performance. Gather under a massive open air pavilion to enjoy live music and a buffet dinner of local Hawaiian favorites. Grab a Mai Tai from the open bar before the lights dim, signaling the start of the theatrical and fiery show which chronicles the story of ancient Hawaiian's epic sea voyage from Tahiti to Kauai.
Optional add-ons are available including convenient roundtrip transportation from many Kauai hotels, a train ride around the heart of Kilohana Plantation or a seating upgrade to bring you even closer to the main stage.
IMPORTANT: Luau Kalamaku operates on the island of Kauai. Ticket office doors open at 4:45 PM. If you opted for round-trip hotel transportation, please call Luau Kalamaku at 1-800-622-3011 to schedule your pickup at least 24 hours prior to your luau. Hotel pick ups begin at 3:30 PM. The approximate time of arrival at the luau is between 5:00-6:00 PM, depending on traffic and other unforeseen delays. When you call in, we'll schedule your pickup and provide you the exact pickup location to wait and time. We operate a consolidated pickup schedule which may necessitate that we pick you up at the location nearest to where you are staying. We do not pick-up at private properties such as AirBnB's and in residential areas. Your booking may be canceled without a refund if you don’t contact the tour operator to reconfirm.
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Hawaii-Aleutian Time Zone (HST, GMT-10:00)
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The Kauai Bus system connects major towns and attractions but has infrequent schedules. Plan your trips accordingly.
Available • Apps: Uber, Lyft
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