Experience an Authentic Hawaiian Lūʻau

No trip to Oʻahu is complete without a lūʻau — and if you’re traveling with kids or teens, you’ll want one that’s fun, engaging, and culturally rich. The Aloha Kai Lūʻau at Sea Life Park Hawaiʻi checks every box.

Guests are welcomed with lei and invited to join hands-on activities like hula lessons, lei-making, and traditional games before dinner. Then comes a feast of local favorites — kalua pig, teriyaki chicken, lomi salmon, and haupia — followed by a show that travels through the islands of Polynesia with music, hula, and the incredibly popular and mesmerizing fire knife dancing.

• The open-air oceanfront setting is spectacular, especially at sunset.
• Kids can safely move around, dance, and join in the fun.
• The storytelling through song and dance gives a glimpse into the islands’ heritage.

Book ahead — seats fill quickly, especially for weekends and holidays. Aim for Gold or Silver seating for the best views and dinner service. Search “best lūʻau for kids Oahu” and you’ll likely see this one at the top of the list.