Maui Nui Luau at Sheraton Maui Resort and Spa
- Experience a traditional Hawaiian buffet featuring kalua pig, grilled fish, and tropical desserts
- Discover the rich history and legends of Maui through captivating Polynesian music and dance performances
- Witness the dramatic torch-lighting and cliff-diving ceremony off Puʻu Kekaʻa (Black Rock) at sunset
- Enjoy a lei greeting upon arrival, followed by live Hawaiian music and cultural demonstrations
- Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere with hula lessons and interactive arts and crafts
- Marvel at the thrilling fire-knife dance finale performed by skilled Polynesian dancers
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What to expect
The Maui Nui Luau at Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa offers an immersive cultural experience on Kaanapali Beach. The evening begins with a traditional imu ceremony, unveiling a roasted pig, followed by a buffet featuring Hawaiian dishes like kalua pork, grilled fish, and tropical desserts. Guests enjoy live music, hula lessons, and arts and crafts demonstrations. The highlight is a dynamic performance by Tihati Productions, showcasing Polynesian dances from Hawaii, Tahiti, and Samoa, culminating in a fire-knife dance. A torch-lighting and cliff-diving ceremony at Puu Kekaa (Black Rock) adds to the spectacle. The luau operates on select evenings, with family-style seating and options for cocktail-only tickets. It is wheelchair accessible and suitable for all ages.
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This Luau was very well organized and entertaining! They had assigned seating, fast moving lines, and a fabulous MC. The food was good, the drinks were lined up to grab a Mai Tai or Pina Colada easily. Or you could ask for a different drink from the bar tenders. The hula dancers were PHENOMENAL and exceptionally talented. The band hyas incredible harmonies. A beautiful performance all around! The only complaint is that it was a little hard to see the stage because so many people had their phones above their head to capture the performance. I wish the stage was raised a bit higher but that's just other people's stupidity- not the fault of the Sheraton.