Havaiki Nui Luau

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Havaiki Nui Luau at the Grand Hyatt Kauai

3 Ratings

US $204 PER PERSON

Ancestral dances and flickering torches illuminate the night at the Havaiki Nui Luau. Located in a breezy courtyard at the Grand Hyatt in Poipu, Havaiki Nui introduces guests to the songs, dances, and fares of Polynesia— namely Hawaii, Tahiti, Samoa, and New Zealand.

What To Expect

• Shell Lei Greeting
• Welcome Beverage
• Polynesian Entertainment

• Fire Dancers
• Buffet Dinner
• Open Bar

• First Come, First Serve Seating
• Photo Opportunities

MORE ABOUT HAVAIKI NUI LUAU

At the Havaiki Nui Luau, guests are greeted with a welcome mai tai, shell lei, and a smile. Pick a seat and relax while enjoying the sweet sounds of live Hawaiian music, or get your photo taken next to the luau’s massive ‘ALOHA’ sign. As the sun begins to set, keep your ears out for the sound of the conch shell, which signals the start of the feast. This Kauai Luau’s lavish buffet includes fresh fruit, imu-style kalua pork, volcano-spiced fish, poi rolls, a spread of decadent desserts, and more.

Following dinner, the stage comes alive with rhythmic Tahitian dances, Hawaiian hula kahiko, and Maori chants. The comical emcee provides a detailed look into what each dance represents. Finally, the revue reaches its zenith with an awe-inspiring Samoan fire-knife dance.

General Admission Seating Only

Check-in Time: 5:30 pm

Check-in Location: Check in at Grand Hyatt Kauai. 1571 Poipu Rd, Koloa.

Parking: Free parking on site. Valet parking is also available.

COVID-19: ALL COVID restrictions have ended as of March 26, 2022.

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Average rating:

4 reviews

Jenny Keene

Jan 28, 2025

by Jenny Keene

Worth it

The Grand Hyatt setting really elevates this luau - that breezy courtyard location is gorgeous. Their mai tais packed a proper punch (not the watered-down tourist versions), and the volcano-spiced fish at the buffet was a standout. The Maori chants were hauntingly beautiful and unlike anything we've seen at other luaus.

Jenny L.

Nov 21, 2024

by Jenny L.

ok

Last year we went to the Kalamaku Luau and it was better.

Lisa

Jul 3, 2024

by Lisa

Fire show was amazing!

the fire knife dance was a showstopper. The buffet dinner offered a great selection of Hawaiian food I hadn't tasted before, though a few items I didn't like.

Em

Jun 13, 2024

by Em

family fun

The interactive performances were engaging, and the Samoan fire knife dance was breathtaking (Samoan, right?) The food was scrumptious, wit a variety of Hawaiian dishes. Perfect for our family! Thanks again!