OAHU
Oahu’s best days out.
The 15 most popular show tours on Oahu. A short list of the ones worth building a day around, with prices, run times and where to book.
An intimate magic show at Hilton Waikiki with audience participation, comedy, cocktails for VIP, and a groundbreaking levitation moment.
Most Popular“Close up magic in a very intimate setting. Warm and humorous Shoot Ogawa amazed and entertained while making audience participation much less intimidating and great fun! Well worth it!”
Waikiki luau buffet with an included Rock-a-Hula show option, plus Maui Gold pineapple, a Mai Tai, and fire-knife dance in Royal Hawaiian Center.
“Great show! Performers were very good! Food is great especially the pig and grilled chicken. Staff were so friendly!”
Ka Moana Lūʻau at Aloha Tower pairs hands-on Hawaiian crafts, a big Polynesian show, and an island buffet with oceanfront views.
“Good food, amazing entertainment. We were able to do a 12 minute walk from our ship to the venue. Very easy to get to and from without the cost of uber or taxi. Would definitely do again.”
Honolulu sunset dinner cruise with a 5-course meal, live music, and a Hawaii culture show plus Diamond Head and Waikiki views.
“Everything was top notch! Very well organized, dining room elegant and well set up! Views amazing and just overall delightful in every way! Dinner and entertainment really fantastic! Worth the price for certain!!”
Ka Moana Luau at Aloha Tower: hands-on Polynesian activities, farm-to-table buffet, and a Sword of Fire show in 150 minutes.
“food was delicious, everyone did great conveying the history. I felt like I learned a lot and still had so much fun.”
Honolulu Pacific Star sunset dinner cruise with a Pacific Rim buffet, live show, and coastline views. Friday includes extra sailing and fireworks.
“Beautiful sunset, smooth sailing, great options for buffet and the entertainment was magnificent to the tee.”
Honolulu sunset dinner cruise with Friday Waikiki fireworks, 3-course meal onboard, BYOB cocktails, and Diamond Head views from the water.
“I went on this cruise with my husband. The boat was clean and the staff very friendly. We had excellent service. I unfortunately got very sick and was unable to enjoy and eat my meal and dessert. I didn’t even get to enjoy the fireworks show. Would have loved to experience that wonderful dinner, dessert…”
Germaine’s Oahu luau on a private beach: Polynesian ceremonies, Samoan fire-knife dance, underground-roasted pig buffet, Waikiki pickup.
“What an amazing experience. The show from start to finish was captivating. Highly recommend this luau to anybody and everybody”
Waikiki’s Nā Lei Aloha luau at Hyatt Regency: lei greeting, sunset hula, and dinner or cocktails that fund Hawaiian culture.
“The hospitality was excellent! The food was amazing! The show was great! Over all it was perfect event. I would attend again and refer people as well!!”
A one-hour Ko Olina star show with Greg McCartney. See Saturn’s rings and learn Polynesian navigation under a real night-sky program.
“Greg was awesome! He is very passionate and knowledgeable about the stars and Hawaiian history. Loved it! This is a great family activity.”
Honolulu sunset cruise on the Star of Honolulu with a Pacific Rim buffet, roast beef carving, Mai Tai, and Polynesian show plus hula.
“Was an amazing time no regrets.”
Hilton Waikiki parlor magic on Oahu with up-close tricks, Hawaiian history, museum time, and a VIP front-row option.
“The show was amazing and th kids participated as well as adults. We saw the magnificent Kekoa it was worth every penny and the kids got a magic kit to take home. I recommend this show for the kiddos.”
Oahu’s Polynesian Cultural Center: visit six island villages and end with reserved seating for Hā: Breath of Life fire-knife show.
“The final show was rather long but very beautiful, and the day was perfect. A magnificent and rich culture!”
Join Chief Sielu for an Oahu luau with lei greeting, hands-on Polynesian activities, a Hawaiian buffet, and 8-man fire knife dancing.
“Host was funny, educational, yet caring. Offered plenty of interactive activities So we can experience the Hawaiian hospitality It was definitely a memorable experience!”
Visit McGarrett’s Bayer Estate and Honolulu filming spots on a small-group Hawaii Five-0 tour with local snacks and behind-the-scenes stories.
“The tour was definitely worth it. Our guide, Matt, was always in a great mood, very humorous, and knew a lot about the area and the stops. We certainly had a lot of fun. The visit to McGarrett's house was also great! The owner of the house and Bruce (founder of these tours) were able…”
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