Our exciting backyard-style Hawaiian Luau
Step west of Waikiki for an island evening of imu-roasted kalua pig, shell-lei greetings, and high-energy Polynesian performance. Germaine’s Ko'Olina Original Luau pairs traditional cooking and multi-island dance in a beachfront setting that celebrates Old Hawaii.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal physical exertion required; accessible to most visitors but long periods seated.
Wildlife
History
Germaine’s Luau has operated since 1976 and is known for preserving elements of pre-statehood Hawaiian luau traditions while presenting multi-island Polynesian dance.
Conservation
Use reef-safe sunscreen, dispose of waste in provided bins, and respect cultural practices around the imu and performance areas to reduce impact.
Our exciting backyard-style Hawaiian Luau
Book early and confirm arrival
Reservations must be completed by 12pm HST on the day of attendance; call ahead if you need accessible seating or special meals.
Bring photo ID for drinks
Current government-issued photo ID is required for alcohol purchases and for the person who holds the reservation.
Plan for parking or shuttle
On-site parking is available for $5; paid round-trip shuttles run from Waikiki and Ko'Olina–Aulani for a nominal fee.
Capture sunset silhouettes
Position yourself toward the water for the best sunset and fire-dance photo opportunities as daylight fades.
Camera or smartphone with low-light capability
Sunset and torch-light segments are the best photo moments—bring extra battery.
Light jacket or shawl
Trade-wind evenings can be breezy even after warm days.
evening
Reef-safe sunscreen
Protect nearby reef environments if you visit Ko'Olina lagoons earlier in the day.
summer
Cash for small purchases
There is no ATM on-site; some vendors or extras may accept cash only.