Luau at The Westin Maui Ka’anapali

Experience the tastes and sights of Hawaiian culture and history with the Wailele Polynesian Luau at the oceanfront Westin Maui in Ka’anapali. You’ll enjoy an all-you-can-eat feast of Hawaiian cuisine, an open bar, emceed entertainment with laugh-out-loud audience participation, and authentic performances with vibrant costumes from Hawaii, Fiji, Tahiti, New Zealand and Samoa culminating in the exciting fire-knife dance. All of this takes place in an open-air pavilion adjacent to the beach and with a backdrop of cascading waterfalls among palm trees and tiki torches.

• Exciting fire-knife dance
• Comical host entertains the crowd
• If staying in Ka’anapali, likely only a stroll along the beach pathway (no need to drive)
• Servers can bring you drinks at table (no need to stand in line at bar)

October 1 - March 31:
Doors open at 5 pm for Premium Guests, 5:15 pm for Standard Guests. Program begins around 5:45. Ends around 8 pm.

April 1 - September 30:
Doors open at 5:30 pm for Premium Guests, 5:45 pm for Standard Guests. Program begins around 6:15. Ends around 8:30 pm.

Holiday Pricing: $10 more per adult on Easter (April 1), Thanksgiving (Nov 22), Christmas (Dec 25), and New Year's Eve (Dec 31).

Maui Revealed Guidebook:

A luau can be a blast, and, if your time allows for one, they are highly recommended. The better ones are at the higher price end, and you should book them in advance.

Westin Luau’s food is good, the lit palm trees behind the stage provide an alluring backdrop, they have the best open bar, and they have a great fire knife finale.

Fodor's Guidebook:

Luaus are a major attraction. You get what you pay for, and many of the best book weeks or months in advance, so reserve early. Plan your luau night early on in your trip to help you get into the Hawaiian spirit.

Moon Guidebook:

Attending a luau is like going to dinner theater. It’s a good opportunity to try a lot of local foods at once. If you really enjoy a good Broadway show, then you might enjoy a luau, and kids seem to love them.

Of the numerous luaus in Ka’anapali, the best show is at the Westin Maui. The fire dancers here are the best, and the food is above average.

Appetizers

• Lomi Lomi Salmon
  ala'e salt-cured salmon, kula tomatoes, maui onion and scallions
• Pipikaula Poke
  peppered-dry beef seaweed, sesame and soy sauce
• Cucumber Seaweed Salad
• Kula Island Greens
  papaya seed, kula lavender, coconut ranch dressing
• Hawaiian Style Potato Macaroni Salad
• Maui Gold Pineapple with tahitian vanilla dip
• Island Poi
• Dinner Rolls

Main Course

• Kalua Pua'a
  slow-roasted pork
• Huli Huli Chicken
  guava barbeque sauce
• Steamed I'a
  fish, ginger, tomato relish
• Pa’ia Dry Mein Noodles
  plantation-style noodles, upcountry vegetables
• Moloka'i Sweet Potatoes
• Steamed Sticky Rice

Dessert

• Hawaiian Sweet Bread Pudding with Maui Pineapple Rum Sauce
• Pineapple Upside Down Cake
• Chocolate Chantilly Cake
• Haupia
  hawaiian coconut pudding

From June 3 - August 16, there will also be a children's buffet consisting of salad, pepperoni pizza, chicken tenders, hot dogs, spaghetti, fruit, and chocolate chip cookies

• No refunds after 48 hours prior to activity time

• 4.166% Hawaii sales tax (GET)