HONOLULU
8 Tours Reviewed
Polynesian culture, dinner, and a show—one smooth night. What I like most is the mix of hands-on pre-show activities and a Polynesian performance that actually pulls you into the story. You start with an island-style farm-to-table buffet, then you shift…
You can feel the show’s energy fast. This half-day tour is built around real Honolulu places tied to Hawaii Five-0, with the big draw being exclusive access to McGarrett’s House. You’ll also get a tight, small-group feel, plus stories that…
A great show can make a meal feel secondary. This Waikiki package leans hard into live Hawaiian entertainment plus an upscale luau buffet, and it’s built to keep things family-friendly. The main catch is that the food experience can feel…
Sunset, dinner, and Polynesian dance—on one cruise. You get a Pacific Rim buffet with roast beef carving and a live Polynesian show with hula dancers while the boat glides along Waikiki and toward Diamond Head. The one real drawback: it…
A roomful of theater energy in Waikiki. I like how the Rock-A-Hula show turns an evening out into a guided walk through Hawaiian music and dance, from the 1920s to today. The setting matters too, with a big 750-seat Royal…
A good luau should do two things. Feed you well and teach you something real. Nā Lei Aloha Lūʻau at the Hyatt Regency Waikīkī Beach Resort brings live Hawaiian music and hula together with a lei greeting and a big,…
One evening, five islands of sound. At Ka Moana Lūʻau by Aloha Tower, you get a real Polynesian performance plus hands-on hula and lei-making before the lights go down. My favorite parts are the crowd-involving culture activities and the Samoan…
A magic show this close is rare. Inside the Hilton Waikiki Beach Hotel, you sit in a small, elegant theater where comedy and illusions feel right in your lap. I love the intimate 60-seat setup and the fact that the…
