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The History and Meaning of the Luau in Hawaiian Culture

The History of Luau Before Luau, There was Ahaaina The tradition of Luau dates back to hundreds of years and goes by a different name, ahaaina. Ancient Hawaiian referred to this tradition as “ahaaina” which translates to “gathering meal”; aha...

The Art of Hula: More Than Just a Dance

The Art of Hawaii’s Hula Tradition Hawaii’s hula tradition represents a beautifully unique expression of culture, spirituality, and storytelling that has been passed down for generations. More than just a dance, hula is a deeply symbolic and sacred...

From Plate Lunches to Luaus: An Introduction to Hawaiian Cuisine

Diverse cultures have helped make Hawaii what it is today: a beautiful, fascinating, and rich destination that has so much to offer. These many influences have also led to a totally unique cuisine that has enticed foodies from all over the country. If you’re...

Top Things to Do in Oahu

The island of Oahu, with its aqua-blue waters, lush green mountains, and near-perfect climate, is a bucket list destination for travelers around the world. If you’re lucky enough to be planning a trip there, you’ll soon find out why. (Spoiler: it’s...

Top Things to Do in Waikiki

Researching a Hawaiian getaway? If you’re craving relaxation, culture, water sports, or any combination of the above, then you’ve chosen the right destination. Waikiki, located on the southern shore of Oahu, is one of Hawaii’s most iconic...
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Final 3 shows at the Hyatt Regency Waikīkī · Oct 25, 26 & 27

Come say Aloha to Waikīkī’s truest Hawaiian lūʻau

Opening next at Limelight Hawaiʻi in the Ala Moana Hotel, December 2026!

Book a final show

While Nā Lei Aloha prepares for the move, please consider our other Hawaiian Council lūʻau: Kaula Lūʻau at Ko Olina and Aloha Kai Lūʻau at Sea Life Park.