Top Hawaii Tickets & Passes - page 2

Participate in a traditional Hawaiian luau during your time in Maui and learn about the Polynesian ancestry of the islands. Watch dancers portray the stories of fishing, gathering, and voyaging in “Te Au Moana: The Ocean Tide”. After your pre-show entertainment, a delicious dinner is served at your table in a three-course family-style meal, with a fire knife performance.

Learn more about Hawaiian and Polynesian culture and enjoy a delicious meal at the same time with this authentic lūʻau experience on Kauaʻi. Watch a torch lighting ceremony and a hula dance performance directed by an award-winning Kumu Hula (a master hula teacher), all while you enjoy a feast made with locally-sourced Hawaiian ingredients.

Indulge a passion for both nature and chocolate on this tropical tasting tour of Princeville Botanical Gardens in Kauai. Explore the plants and flowers on a tour of the garden’s terraces, creek beds, and valley floor, stopping along the way to taste fresh Hawaiian fruit and honey. Rest your feet in a shady outdoor tasting area as you sample single-origin gourmet chocolates from around the world and learn how cocoa beans are transformed into delicious chocolate products.

Spend an afternoon immersed in Hawaiian culture with dance performances, dinner, and entrance to Waimea Valley. Hike to Waimea Falls and swim in the pool at the bottom (life jackets provided). Explore lush botanical gardens and see the colorful blooms that make your flower lei. Sit down for dinner and be dazzled with traditional Polynesian dancing and cultural performances while you taste Hawaiian specialties and sip tropical cocktails.

At this oceanfront, Kaanapali luau on the island of Maui, feel the rhythmic beat of the drums as the sun sinks low in the sky, and experience the magic of Polynesian dance as tiki torches flicker in the night. Here at one of Maui’s best luaus, smell the fragrant tropical lei you’re given upon arrival. This Kaanapali sunset luau is full of exotic dances, as well as a filling, flavorful all-you-can-eat buffet featuring traditional Hawaiian cooking.

Enjoy a taste of Hawaiian culture when you book this luau dinner experience in Kapolei. Head to the venue and be greeted with a traditional lei before you are seated for dinner. Enjoy a delicious Hawaiian-American meal with dishes that include a succulent roasted pig, sauteed island fish, Hawaiian chicken, and much more. Then, watch live performances of Polynesian fire-knife, hula, and slap dancing. The Makai Luau Package includes: - Shell Lei greeting - A Hawaiian buffet - Soft drinks & hot coffee - 1 alcoholic drink ticket per adult 21+ Original Luau Package include: - Shell Lei greeting - A Hawaiian buffet - Soft drinks & hot coffee - 2 alcoholic drink ticket per adult 21+ Plumeria Luau Package Includes: - Kukui Nut Lei greeting - VIP Seating - A Hawaiian buffet with express line - 3 alcoholic drink ticket per adult 21+ - Soft Drinks & hot coffee - Souvenir gift (1 per Plumeria adult)

FUV stands for Fun Utility Vehicle, and this compact, three-wheeled, open-air, easy-to-maneuver rental vehicle will let you explore the island on your own time. You’ll love how simple it is to drive and the feel of the island breeze coming through the open doors. The suggested route takes you to explore the endearing towns of Kapa’a and Old Koloa, Poipu and Lawa’i beaches, and Wailua and Opaekaa Falls, making it easy to see a lot in one half-day.

Sort out your entertainment and dinner plans for the night with this popular Hawaii Island luau features shows from around Polynesia, with performances ranging from Fijian war dances to traditional Hawaiian hula. You and the whole family feast on a delicious Hawaiian buffet that pairs beautifully with the event’s open bar. The night is capped off by the thrilling action of a Samoan fire and knife show.

The luau is held at the beautiful Mauna Lani, Auberge Collection at Kalāhuipuaʻa, which is a historical area where ancient Hawaiians mastered the art of aquaculture and where King Kamehameha came to recuperate and work in the fishponds. Guests are welcomed with a traditional Oli (chant) in preparation for preliminary activities with the cast. After the activities, watch as the pig is taken out of the traditional imu pit before it is prepared for the Hawaiian buffet. The program is capped off by a performance of traditional and modern Hula dances, along with the spectacular Samoan Siva Afi (fire knife dance).

Immerse yourself in the nature of the Big Island and prepare to get wet on this full-day small-group waterfall adventure tour of the Kohala coast. Drive up the Kona coast past lava flows, and take in sweeping views along the way. Then, enjoy a guided hike through a private nature reserve, admire the several waterfalls, and cool off with a dip under the final cascade, with a picnic lunch included.

Enjoy an evening of local entertainment and food at Gilligans' Island Luau. Watch authentic hula dancing from across Hawaii, New Zealand and Tahiti and learn about different Polynesian cultures through this unique form of storytelling. An excellent option for those looking for a smaller Luau to attend, this family-friendly event has something for everyone.

Enjoy Honolulu's top-rated magic show in an intimate theater inside Hilton Waikiki Beach Hotel. Award-winning magicians perform illusions, comedy, and a groundbreaking levitation act just inches from your seat in a setting with no crowds, screens, or clowns. Choose VIP seating for front-row captain’s chairs and two cocktails. Complimentary valet parking and a rum punch for guests 21+ are included for a memorable Hawaiian night of laughter and wonder.

Get a new perspective on Oahu as you zipline through the Ka'a'awa Valley rainforest at Kualoa Ranch. Fly safely down fourteen tandem cables, then cross two suspension bridges that swing over rushing streams. Learn about the native plant and animal life that abounds in this lush valley from your adventure guides, who are there to ensure your comfort and safety. No zipline experience is necessary.

Guarantee your chance to experience a luau in Kauai when you book in advance. Start with a gourmet four-course dinner and a Champagne toast at historic Kilohana Plantation. After dining, watch the Luau Kalamaku show from premium reserved seats as dancers and fire twirlers tell the story of the first Tahitian voyage to Hawaii.

Explore Maui's rugged terrain during this thrilling ATV tour. After an orientation to the vehicle, take off for the top of the valley, where you can view the waterfalls from a distance. Traveling via ATV allows you access to parts of the valley that traditional tour vehicles can't reach. Pilot your ATV down to the coast for a shoreline view, accompanied by engaging commentary from your guide.

Immerse yourself in Hawaiian culture, without leaving Waikiki, at a luau that weaves together the storytelling, music, and hula of the islands. Enjoy an included cocktail before the show, and watch local lei artisans practice their craft. afterward opt to enjoy a buffet dinner filled with Hawaiian including poke and kalua pork.

No more overcrowded waterfalls and lines into nature—with this day pass to Kulaniapia Falls, you’ll get access to this private nature reserve and a guaranteed uncrowded Hawaiian adventure. Open to a limited number of daily guests, choose between exploring four different waterfalls, wandering bamboo gardens, hiking the trails, or, when conditions permit, even swimming, kayaking, and paddleboarding under the 120-foot Kulaniapia Falls.

Get a different perspective on Oahu by riding your own self-propelled electric submarine scooter through Maunalua Bay. Cruise past Diamond Head Crater, Koolau Mountain Range, and Koko Crater on a comfortable catamaran before an underwater adventure spotting green sea turtles, tropical fish, and coral reefs. After diving, relax on the boat with snacks and drinks while enjoying island stories.

Benefit from a flexible itinerary and personalized attention on this private tour of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. With a guide dedicated to just you and your party, walk over cooled lava flows and through a rain forest to see steam vents in action. Take the option of a super-early 5am start time if you'd like to catch the sunrise over Kilauea before the crowds arrive for the day.

Immerse yourself in Hawaiian culture with a visit to a traditional luau. Your driver will pick you up at your hotel and take you to the luau, where you'll be greeted with a lei and a cocktail. During the course of the evening, you'll have your fill of Hawaiian food while watching a live Polynesian show. You'll also have the chance to participate in additional activities, including headband weaving.

Get off the tourist track and experience the wildest side of the Big Island on this small-group ATV tour. Don goggles and a helmet and drive your ATV over rugged ranch lands, craggy lava flows, and ancient forests, stopping along the way at lookout points to take photos and listen to commentary from your guide along the way.

Discover the underwater wonderlands off the coast of Maui on a snorkel tour of Turtle Town from Ma‘alaea Harbor. Soak up spectacular views of Hawaii’s coastline from a double-decker catamaran—equipped with a waterslide for extra thrills—before swimming among turtles and tropical fish at snorkel stops renowned for their wealth of wildlife. Lunch is included so you don’t need to pack a picnic.

Experience the thrill of meeting sharks face-to-face in the pristine waters of Oahu on this cage-diving adventure. See Hawaii's majestic hunters — Galapagos and Sandbar sharks in their natural environment — surrounded by the deep blue of Oahu’s North Shore. Observe from the safety of a floating cage. Stay on the surface, then using a mask and snorkel, look through large polyglass windows to watch the sharks as they gracefully glide by.

Spend an evening immersed in Hawaiian culture with this luau experience at the Royal Kona Resort. Choose your ideal time for the outing — the luau occurs four nights a week⁠ — then sip tropical drinks while admiring beautiful views of Kailua Bay. Savor a delicious buffet with traditional island food while watching a Polynesian stage production.