VOTED BEST OF WEST HAWAIʻI SINCE 2000, BY READERS OF WEST HAWAII TODAY
Island Breeze Luau
at the King Kamehameha Kona Beach Resort
Sunday, Tuesday & Thursday Evenings
Adult $175.00
Child (4-12) $87.50
All seats - additional $35/person
Space is limited
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Expedited Check-in
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Buffet Dinner
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Seating in Front Section
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Lei
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Preliminary Activities
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Welcome Cocktail
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Open Bar
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Polynesian Show
(Group of 1-4) Adult $192.50 | Child $93.75
(Group of 5+) Adult $194.43 | Child $97.46
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Lei For Each Person in Group
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One Printed Photo Per Group (Digital Download not included)
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Preliminary Activities
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Open Bar
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Buffet Dinner
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Polynesian Show
* Prices shown are before applicable taxes and credit card processing fees
Winner of the "Best of West Hawaii" Award since 2000.
Island Breeze Luau at the King Kamehameha Kona Beach Resort.
Hawaiʻi Islandʻs only luʻau featuring the presentation of the Royal Court. A family-friendly evening of delicious Hawaiian food & award winning Polynesian entertainment on the shores of Kamakahonu Bay.
Held under the stars on the grounds of historic Ahuʻena – Kamehameha the Greatʻs former estate in Kailua-Kona. The evening begins with a warm welcome, learn a hula and hear the moʻolelo (stories) of the Hawaiian history that took place at Kamakahonu Bay. Enjoy a delicious buffet and open bar. Entertainment throughout the evening includes live dinner music and a spectacular Polynesian show - “He ʻOhana Kakou” (We are Family).
Luau Schedule
Held every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday
(Wednesday, seasonally)
5:30 pm Check-In (at the lūʻau grounds)
Lei available for purchase
Open Bar (begins when luau grounds open)
Imu Ceremony
Royal Court Arrival
Lu’au Dinner Buffet
Polynesian Revue – He ʻOhana Kakou
(schedule and events subject to change)
About the Location
The Island Breeze Luau is located adjacent to the Ahu'ena Heiau, on land traditionally known as Kamakahonu (eye of the turtle). Kamakahonu has been called one of the most historical sites in all of Hawaii. It was here that Kamehameha the Great spent his last years and where he eventually died. It was the location of the feast that was held to mark the overthrow of the kapu system, that changed Hawai'i forever. The first missionaries landed at Kamahonu Bay in 1820. Across the bay is Hulihe’e Palace, built by Hawai’i’s governor in 1883, John Adams Kuakini. It was also here that the young prince Leleihoku II enjoyed the calm of Kona before his death and it was here that his brother King Kalakaua maintained a residence and made a boathouse of a historic building.
Island Breeze Productions is a proud supporter of the Ahuʻena Heiau Inc. and a portion of ticket sales goes to the restoration of this precious historical site.
Malama I Ko Kakou Ho’olina – Preserving Our Past
Check-in Desk & Parking
The Island Breeze Luau check-in is located in the Hawaiian Monarchy Room
(inside the hotel mall). Guests must pick up their luau wristband in order to be admitted to the luau.
Self-parking is discounted with validation.
King Kamehameha Kona Beach Resort
75-5660 Palani Road
Kailua-Kona, HI 96740