Be part of an authentic and exclusively Hawaiian luau experience in Paradise Cove. Set in an isolated cove right by the beach with an amazing view of the sunset, Paradise Cove's award-winning luau treats you to an evening of entertainment and great traditional Hawaiian and continental American dishes. They take great care to preserve traditions while giving their guests an evening to remember. While you're enjoying the sunset by the shore, witness the Hukilau, a traditional fishing method where fishing nets are pulled from the ocean to the rythm of the conch shells and Hawaiian chants.

Bring your family and learn more about the Polynesian culture in the Polynesian Cultural Center. Located about an hour away from Waikiki, this Polynesian-themed theme park allows you to participate in fun and educational activities in one of the seven villages found here. Throw in an authentic Hawaiian luau and the world's largest Polynesian night show into the mix, and you'll certainly see why every trip to Oahu is never complete without visiting the Polynesian Cultural Center.

Fridays in in Honolulu don't end with the setting of the sun. Come night time and Honolulu's sky lights up with a spectacular fireworks display as you enjoy a BBQ dinner and cocktails along Waikiki. It can be the highlight of your Hawaiian style evening with family, or it could signal the start of an exciting night out with friends.

“Fun”, “Hilarious”, “Entertaining” and “Brilliant” are just some of the reviews of the people who have spent a great time here in Chief's Luau. If you also want to experience this, head out to TripAdvisor's #1 paid attraction on the island of Oahu now! They have the best of the best luau experience with a lavish Hawaiian feast, and the funniest Polynesian entertainers in the South Pacific. Bring your family and friends with you! It's one Oahu attraction you shouldn't miss.

Watching the magnificent sunset by the beach has always been one of the highlights of a Hawaiian escapade. Oahu sets a wide array of activities for you to enjoy on your sunset tours. After all, sailing at sunset in Oahu is definitely much more appealing (not to mention, more romantic) than sailing during mid-day. Feeling the gentle breeze while watching the sun go down, who would want to miss that?