OAHU · HAWAII
Oahu’s best days out.
The 15 most popular show tours on Oahu. What each one is really like on the day, what it costs and who runs it.
An intimate Oahu magic show in a Hilton theater with Victorian-style comedy and a levitation act inches from you.
Most Popular“My husband and I really enjoyed the show. The intimate setting was perfect. The host and Shoot were engaging and funny. I noted that they were especially kind to the children in the audience. Highly recommend!”
Waikiki luau buffet plus Rock-a-Hula show at Royal Hawaiian Center, with pineapple, Mai Tai, big flavor, and optional VIP upgrades.
“Delicious buffet and friendly service. Worth every penny. Everyone should not miss this entertainment show/buffet opportunity when coming visit Waikiki Honolulu. Must see.”
Oceanfront Ka Moana Lūʻau at Aloha Tower in Honolulu: hands-on Hawaiian activities, island buffet dinner, and a high-energy fire-knife show.
“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.”
Sunset dinner cruise from Waikiki with Diamond Head views, a 5-course lobster-and-steak meal, live music, and a Hawaiian show.
“The lobster was super fishy and overcooked. The steak was really good, but the potatoes were super dry. All in all we had a good time because the entertainment was good and the couples next to us were super nice. But dont go expecting 3 star food or 3 star service. And they don't tell…”
Ka Moana Luau at Aloha Tower in Oahu: oceanfront dinner show with farm-to-table buffet, hands-on Polynesian activities, and Sword of Fire.
Honolulu Pacific Star sunset dinner cruise with a Pacific Rim buffet, live show, panoramic decks, and a signature mai tai.
“Wonderful views of the city at night. Watched the sunset from the ocean before dinner. The entertainment and the staff were exceptional.”
Cruise Waikiki at sunset for a 3-course dinner and Friday fireworks by Hilton. BYOB, open-deck views, and a smooth night out.
“That getting a hold of Viator for a refund, or possibly a different experience, when the tour operator cancels is impossible.”
Germaine’s Traditional Luau Show in Oahu pairs a private beach setting, Polynesian ceremonies, and an underground-oven roast pig with an all-you-can-eat buffet.
A non-profit Waikīkī luʻau at Hyatt Regency with lei greeting, welcome cocktail, a full buffet, and an hour-long hula show.
Stargazing at Ko Olina with NASA Ambassador Greg McCartney, Polynesian navigation stories, and telescope views of Saturn and the Moon.
“Amazing seeing all the stars you can’t see with the naked eye. Loved receiving photos from the viewing also. Our guide was so knowledgeable and clearly enjoys his work and sharing with others. Book the tour, you won’t be sorry!”
Honolulu sunset cruise with Pacific Rim buffet, roast beef carving, a signature Mai Tai, and a Polynesian stage show from Star of Honolulu.
Rock-A-Hula at Waikiki’s Royal Hawaiian Theater combines hula, music, and major pop-tribute moments, with optional Hawaiian buffet.
Oahu Hilton Waikiki Beach Hotel Magical Mystery Show pairs Victorian parlor magic with a curious museum, plus a VIP front-row option.
Waikiki luau buffet with pineapple, Mai Tai, and hula. Optional Rock-a-Hula show adds fire-knife and rock twists to dinner.
Explore six Polynesian villages at Oahu’s Polynesian Cultural Center and end with the reserved-seat Hā: Breath of Life show.
“The final show was rather long but very beautiful, and the day was perfect. A magnificent and rich culture!”
Waikiki to the North Shore, and the whole loop in between.
