Toa Luau at Waimea Valley
Toa Luau LLC
4.9
Brade_S
1 day ago
This is a must see in Hawaii! Great location on the North Shore and easy to find. Unbeatable food (pork and chicken were phenomenal)!
Great cultural lessons from each of the Pacific islands and how dance is an integral part of that culture.
Fire juggling was breathtaking!
Toa Luau invites you to immerse yourself in the beauty and excitement of Polynesia on Oahu’s historic North Shore! Book any one our 3 Luau seating options. We have 2 Luau showings per day, first luau starts at 12:30pm and second luau starts at 5pm. Set aside ample time in the day to walk through the fragrant flower lei gardens or hike among some of Hawaii’s most diverse plant life and even swim at the refreshing Waimea falls (Botanical Garden is closed on Mondays in January, February, October, and November). The epitome of your visit happens with TOA at Oahu’s most authentic Polynesian luau! Complete with authentic interactive cultural demonstrations, island feast and a sampling of Polynesian dances from all over the Pacific. Your time with us will be one to remember long after you leave our beautiful islands. There’s something for everyone when you spend an adventurous day with TOA LUAU in alluring Waimea.
Duration3 hours
Points of Interest
Stop At: Toa Luau59-864 Kamehameha Hwy, Haleiwa, HawaiiExperience Toa Luau at Waimea Valley! Offering 2 Show-Times:12:30pm and 5pm Schedule for 1pm Luau: 12:50pm Check-in 1:00pm Food Prep and Lawn Activities 1:25pm Umu Demonstration (Rock oven) 1:45pm Kava Ceremony 2:15pm Dinner 3:00pm Polynesian Show covering Hawaii, Tonga, New Zealand, Tahiti and Samoa. Fire Knife show at the end. 4:00pm Aloha and Farewell Schedule for 5pm Luau: 4:50pm Check-in 5:00pm Food Prep and Lawn Activities 5:25pm Umu Demonstration (Rock oven) 5:45pm Kava Ceremony 6:15pm Dinner 7:00pm Polynesian Show covering Hawaii, Tonga, New Zealand, Tahiti and Samoa. Fire Knife show at the end. 8:00pm Aloha and Farewell Dress Code: Between casual and aloha wear. No Swimsuits allowed. Waimea Botanical Garden and Falls is closed on Mondays all year except the Summer months, which is June to August. Despite of this, Monday luaus still pushes through all year round. On Mondays, gates will open 30min prior to check-in time for Toa Luau guests only. Duration: Not AvailableAdditional Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- Dress Code: Between casual and aloha wear. No Swimsuits allowed.
- Entrance to Waimea Valley is included with luau ticket
- Mai Tai/Aloha Juice (Silver=1 drink, Gold=2 drinks, VIP=3 drinks)
- Full Polynesian show
- Luau Feast
- Fire knife dancing
- Traditional cooking demonstrations
- Flower lei greeting
- Kava ceremony
- Transportation TO and FROM is NOT provided. You must arrive at Toa Luau on your own.
Toa Luau invites you to immerse yourself in the beauty and excitement of Polynesia on Oahu’s historic North Shore! Book any one our 3 Luau seating options. We have 2 Luau showings per day, first luau starts at 12:30pm and second luau starts at 5pm. Set aside ample time in the day to walk through the fragrant flower lei gardens or hike among some of Hawaii’s most diverse plant life and even swim at the refreshing Waimea falls (Botanical Garden is closed on Mondays in January, February, October, and November). The epitome of your visit happens with TOA at Oahu’s most authentic Polynesian luau! Complete with authentic interactive cultural demonstrations, island feast and a sampling of Polynesian dances from all over the Pacific. Your time with us will be one to remember long after you leave our beautiful islands. There’s something for everyone when you spend an adventurous day with TOA LUAU in alluring Waimea.
Duration3 hours
Points of Interest
Stop At: Toa Luau59-864 Kamehameha Hwy, Haleiwa, HawaiiExperience Toa Luau at Waimea Valley! Offering 2 Show-Times:12:30pm and 5pm Schedule for 1pm Luau: 12:50pm Check-in 1:00pm Food Prep and Lawn Activities 1:25pm Umu Demonstration (Rock oven) 1:45pm Kava Ceremony 2:15pm Dinner 3:00pm Polynesian Show covering Hawaii, Tonga, New Zealand, Tahiti and Samoa. Fire Knife show at the end. 4:00pm Aloha and Farewell Schedule for 5pm Luau: 4:50pm Check-in 5:00pm Food Prep and Lawn Activities 5:25pm Umu Demonstration (Rock oven) 5:45pm Kava Ceremony 6:15pm Dinner 7:00pm Polynesian Show covering Hawaii, Tonga, New Zealand, Tahiti and Samoa. Fire Knife show at the end. 8:00pm Aloha and Farewell Dress Code: Between casual and aloha wear. No Swimsuits allowed. Waimea Botanical Garden and Falls is closed on Mondays all year except the Summer months, which is June to August. Despite of this, Monday luaus still pushes through all year round. On Mondays, gates will open 30min prior to check-in time for Toa Luau guests only. Duration: Not AvailableAdditional Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- Dress Code: Between casual and aloha wear. No Swimsuits allowed.
- Entrance to Waimea Valley is included with luau ticket
- Mai Tai/Aloha Juice (Silver=1 drink, Gold=2 drinks, VIP=3 drinks)
- Full Polynesian show
- Luau Feast
- Fire knife dancing
- Traditional cooking demonstrations
- Flower lei greeting
- Kava ceremony
- Transportation TO and FROM is NOT provided. You must arrive at Toa Luau on your own.
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Brade_S
This is a must see in Hawaii! Great location on the North Shore and easy to find. Unbeatable food (pork and chicken were phenomenal)!
Great cultural lessons from each of the Pacific islands and how dance is an integral part of that culture.
Fire juggling was breathtaking!
Amanda_K
We got a lot of cultural experiences from this luau, and learned a lot about different Polynesian cultures. The food was great, and the performers did a great job. They also helped out serving us, and made everyone feel so welcome.
janicew457
The reservation information was helpful to follow as far as start time and details. It was suggested we visit the park as our ticket allowed us entry. Loved visiting the park adjacent to the luau site. My husband rented an electric scooter which was perfect for getting to the Waimea Falls at the end of the paved path. The park is beautiful and some spots were almost fairytale in setting.
For the luau - We (4 of us) were seated at our high-top table (silver level) with 6 other people which was snug but everyone was friendly. We were greeted with an orchid lei and drink tickets. We could see the show from over the heads of the low tables in front of us. We enjoyed the different outdoor activities before dinner and the crew was excellent! The meal was very, very generous in proportions and variety and we were pleasantly surprised that the food was better than expected. The costumes were very nice and we had an entertaining show after dinner including fire dances. We also enjoyed the size of the venue which made it easier to get around and see the show. Crew was great!
Our daughter and young family recommended this luau!
Frank K
This north shore Waimea valley luau was amazing. We spent the late afternoon enjoying a walk to the waterfall in the botanical garden on property with the luau site, then on to the luau. At the luau, we enjoyed traditional Polynesian activities like breaking and scraping coconuts, weaving palm fronds into head bands and watching our hosts demonstrate traditional stone fire cooking. Then we ate a Hawaiian meal including roasted pork, teriyaki chicken, rice, Mac salad, green salad, Hawaiian sweet rolls, local fruits and coconut and coconut cake for dessert. This delicious meal was followed by dancing and performances representing multiple Polynesian islands and drumming.
Rebecca B
Beautiful property. Loved that they taught about preparing food, opening and getting milk from coconuts, making traditional leaf headbands. They also showed how they climb coconut trees! Food was delicious and the show was beautiful! Very informative! Take advantage of the ticket to the botanical gardens. You can use up to a week before or after your luau.