Island Breeze Luau at Kona Beach

After a warm welcome, enjoy the live Hawaiian music and a tropical drink from the open bar while you check-out all the fun and games available on the luau grounds. There’s a group hula lesson, games, temporary Polynesian tattoos, and even an up-close fire-knife demonstration using a toy version of the ire-knife. You can take a closer look at the onsite imu, the traditional Hawaiian in-ground oven, or just relax and enjoy the view, it’s up to you!

The evening takes a dramatic turn, though, when King Kamehameha’s I and his royal court make their grand entrance by water. The royal court is greeted by a conch shell herald, Hawaiian chants, and the lighting of tiki torches as they make their way to the stage. Given the historical significance of the luau grounds, the royal procession is a unique moment. and may be the Island Breeze Luau’s standout feature. Dinner service begins following the procession.

Island Breeze Luau serves a luau buffet which features many traditional Hawaiian luau foods such Kalua pork, poi, and haupia, as well as other Hawaiian favorites such as macaroni salad, poke, and Kona-style BBQ chicken. See full menu listed below. Island Breeze Luau honors special dietary requests when they receive twenty-four hours notice.  There is a full service bar onsite which serves all your favorite tropical drinks, as well as a limited selection of beer, wine, and non alcoholic beverages.

The evening performance, He ‘Ohana Kakou (“We are Family”), is a Polynesian revue which showcases the music, dance, and cultures of Hawaii, Fiji, New Zealand, and a thrilling Samoan fire-knife dancing performance to draw the evening to a close. Enjoy an evening under the stars, while this talented cast of dancers and musicians takes you on a tour of the Polynesian islands.