Just 35 minutes away from Waikiki you’ll find a traditional Hawaiian luau experience on a private beach located on the southern shore of Oahu. You’ll witness a royal procession, followed by the traditional Hawaiian imu ceremony – the ritual raising of the roasted pig from its underground oven. Soon you’ll be feasting on kahlua pig (roasted pig) and other time-honored luau delicacies in addition to some Hawaii favorites offered buffet style. The entertainment is completely Polynesian with dances and bora bora drum beats that will take you on a virtual tour of Tahiti, Samoa, Fiji, New Zealand and Hawaii.
An Evening at Germaine’s Luau includes:


The Ali`i Kai Makahiki Dinner Cruise is one dinner party you’ll never forget. Step aboard this amazing 170-by-50-foot “Ruler of the Sea” for a casual, fun-filled sunset sail and delicious island flavors. Take in panoramic views of the Pacific, world-famous Waikiki and the city of Honolulu as you cruise down the coast.
Hawaii’s Polynesian Cultural Center, located about one hour’s scenic drive from Waikiki, is the top paid Hawaii attraction for a reason. Our seven native villages give visitors the rare chance to participate in the daily adventures of Hawaiian and other South Pacific cultures. Add Hawaii’s most authentic luau and the world’s largest Polynesian night show and you’ll see why every trip to Hawaii should include a visit to the Polynesian Cultural Center.
Kualoa Ranch, family owned and operated, has as its mission to be a role model as stewards of the land. We do this by preserving, protecting and enhancing its natural beauty and culture, while developing recreational and agricultural enterprises compatible with the environment.
One-Day Maui “Valley Isle” Tour 


