$283.67
Toa Luau in Haleiwa, Hawaii
Toa Luau •
59-864 Kamehameha Hwy • Haleiwa, HI 96712
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If you’re on the fence about which luau to attend, you can’t go wrong with Toa Luau at Waimea Valley! Tickets include admission to Waimea Valley where you will see spectacular botanical gardens, stunning nature trails, and Waimea Falls. During the luau, enjoy a Polynesian feast and a magnificent performance by gifted musicians and engaging dancers.
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Toa Luau is located inside Waimea Valley at 59-864 Kamehameha Hwy Haleiwa, HI 96712—right across from Waimea Beach on the North Shore of Oahu.
Yes, parking is free.
No, transportation is not included. However, transportation is available for purchase. Waikiki Round-trip: $30/person. North shore Round-trip: $20/person.
Yes, you may leave and come back for the luau.
Yes, the Waimea Valley access pass can be used within seven (7) days or during the week of your luau. Last check-in is at 3:50 pm so come early. Allow yourself at least 2 hours to explore the valley.
Yes, they have the option of holding all luau activities indoors.
Absolutely. Please make a note in the comment section at time of booking or call the number on your e-ticket afterward if you need wheelchair access.
Yes, water and ice-tea are available throughout the luau free of charge.
Guest can wear either casual or aloha wear. Please, no swimsuits.
Yes, additional drinks are available for purchase. The bar can take cash or credit card.
Yes, there is a total of up to 10 guests per table.
We accept a variety of payment methods for your convenience:
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Next, we made our way to the botanical gardens and Waimea Falls. At the entrance, we simply showed our Luau tickets to gain access. The trail is well-maintained, paved, and accessible for wheelchairs. The lush vegetation surrounding you is stunning, and it's the perfect spot to take plenty of photos at your own pace. We walked down the path leading to the falls, where you can opt to swim if you'd like, though we decided against it that day. There are changing rooms by the falls and a large restroom at the entrance. Bleacher seating is available if you'd like to sit back and watch the falls or people enjoying the water.
As we made our way back toward the entrance, it was almost time for the Luau, so we waited for the gates to open. Upon entering, we were escorted to our table, given a fresh lei, and briefed on the evening's activities. I highly recommend taking part in the activities prior to dinner—they’re not only fun but also informative.
After dinner, the show kicked off. We had a fantastic time, especially enjoying the MC's entertaining mix of humor and insightful commentary. The performance featured a talented group of dancers and five drummers, and the traditional dances, each accompanied by their own stories, were captivating. The fire dancing finale was particularly exciting and truly lived up to the hype!