Experience the Magic of Waikoloa’s Premier Sunset Luau Seating at Anaeho'omalu Bay
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; suitable for all ages
Overview
Dive into a front-row Hawaiian sunset at Anaeho’omalu Bay with Waikoloa’s Premier Seating Luau. Experience vibrant Polynesian performances, delicious island fare, and a full open bar as the sun dips below the Pacific horizon.
Premier Seating
Starting at $225.84 • Mon & Wed • Reserved seating in first 3 center rows.
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About This Adventure
Experience an unforgettable evening at ‘Anaeho’omalu Bay, where the sun sets in a breathtaking display. Enjoy vibrant Polynesian entertainment with live music and traditional dances, complemented by a delicious array of contemporary and Hawaiian dishes, all while sipping from a full open bar. Join us for a magical night!
Rates
Adult -$205.31 plus taxes & fees Child - Ages 6-12 $125.66 plus taxes & fees Young Child 5 and Under - Free Kamaaina and Military - $172.74 plus taxes & fees Kamaaina and Military Child - $ 108.62 plus taxes & fees
Duration
3 Hours
About
“Gather as the sun sets over ‘Anaeho’omalu Bay and delight in classic Polynesian entertainment featuring live music, traditional dances of the South Pacific and the delectable selection of contemporary and Hawaiian fare with a full open bar.” View WBM Sunset Luau MENU 2021 (2).pdf
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early
Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before showtime to find your reserved seat and enjoy the beach atmosphere.
Dress Comfortably
Light, breathable clothing and comfortable footwear are ideal for enjoying the outdoor evening event.
Hydrate Beforehand
Drink plenty of water during the day to stay hydrated, as tropical evenings can still be warm and humid.
Respect Cultural Etiquette
Engage with performers respectfully and follow luau protocols to honor Hawaiian traditions.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Green sea turtles basking on the shores
- Nene geese native to Hawaii wandering near coastal areas
History
Anaeho’omalu Bay was a traditional Hawaiian fishing village important to early island settlers and retains cultural significance today.
Conservation
The luau and resort emphasize sustainable tourism practices, encouraging waste reduction and protection of the bay’s marine environment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Light Jacket or Shawl
Evening coastal breezes can get cool, so bring a light layer to stay comfortable.
summer specific
Sunscreen
Protect your skin from the afternoon sun if you arrive early before sunset.
summer specific
Camera or Smartphone
Capture vibrant performances and stunning sunset colors for lasting memories.
Comfortable Footwear
Wear comfy shoes suitable for walking short distances and standing during the event.