If you only get to do one thing in Hawaii, make sure you don’t miss this experience whether it's your first luau or not. Grab your tickets now to watch Hula dancers, fire poi ball twirlers, traditional fire knife dancing, a vivid storyteller and more. Before the show, enjoy a train ride on Kauai Plantation Railway Plantation Railway through Kauai's tropical grounds. Like other luaus, there will be ono Hawaiian food, a dramatic torch lighting and imu ceremony, Tahitian rhythms, music, and traditional hula dancing, even the drums are handcrafted by the drummers. This is where the similarity ends.

Lu’au Kalamaku features a state-of-the-art media system and an interactive stage design which transports you to ancient Polynesia during the time of their migration to the Islands. Join in as the Kauai skies darken and the cast takes the stage to tell the amazing story of the epic voyage between Hawaii and Tahiti along one of the longest sea roads of Polynesia. Through these ancient voyager’s laughter, fear, seduction and fire, a new legacy is created, born from the cherished seeds of their ancestors.

Through laughter, fear, seduction and fire, a new legacy is created, born from that of their ancestors. Our theatrical luau culminates with a fantastic fire dream featuring fire poi balls and traditional fire knife dancing. In a climactic ending, Pele the fire goddess, her sister Hiiaka, Lohiau the prince of Kauai, and the fire breathing Moo-dragon women pay homage to Kauai mythology.

Kalamaku, child of the new land, carries the fiery torch of one family’s future. Celebrate through story and song the primal rhythm of Kauai. Explore the depths of the family’s great effort as they seek the courage and vision that will carry them far over the horizon.This theatrical luau will bring you to tears and have you jumping from your seats as the story the cast tells, will bring you back to the original days of the Hawaiian people culminating with a fantastic fire dream featuring fire poi balls and traditional fire knife dancing.

Watch an award winning Hawaiian show featuring Hula dancers, fire poi ball twirlers and traditional fire knife dancing
Catch a ride on the Kilohana Plantation Railway
Visit Craft fair featuring local artisans and shops of the Kilohana Plantation
Experience different emotions as the cast tells the story of the epic voyage between Hawaii and Tahiti

Lu’au Kalamaku adheres to the current local, State, Federal, and CDC guidelines and recommendations for Covid-19. If you're sick, please stay home
Please make sure you arrive on time for your check-in
Please wear casual comfortable clothing with suitable footwear and a shirt on the grounds
You may bring a camera to take photos without flash during the main performance and please bring a jacket or sweater if you tend to get cold
The luau operates rain or shine and is cancelled only if conditions are deemed unsafe. The luau is held under a massive open air tent which will shield you from the elements
This experience is wheelchair accessible
If you need transportation to and from the show(additional charges apply), contact information will provided in the info voucher
Please note that whilst infants go free and do require a ticket, they will need to sit on a lap and their tickets do not include a meal