Top Maui Shows & Performances

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.

We're Maui's only multicultural dance and arts center providing an inviting way to explore Hawai'i's heritage. Our one-of-a-kind costume museum and "Origins" Dance Spectacular present the centuries of migrations to Hawaiʻi in a colorful and memorable performance. Our intimate venue allows for a casual, informal learning and entertaining experience.

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.

Experience one of Maui’s top luau evenings with pre-booked admission to the Wailele Luau set on Kaanapali Beach. Enjoy a generous buffet dinner featuring bread service, pupus, a variety of entrées, a dessert station, and tropical drinks including beer and wine while you watch a thrilling live performance. Learn about the demi-god Maui through traditional kahiko dance with costumes, culminating in an extreme fire knife dance finale.

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.

Maui is one of the best spots in the Pacific to spot whales in the wild. With this small group tour from Lahaina, you'll head out to sea, where you'll likely not only spot whales, but also dolphins. There's also a hydrophone on board if you want to listen to whale songs. And if for some reason you don't see any whales on the day of your adventure, you'll be invited to take another trip at no extra charge.

Enjoy a spiritual night of Hawaiian culture in Maui at a traditional musical performance at the Sphere Theater at Maui Ocean Center. You will experience a 360-degree visual show with live music and vocals about Hawaiian heritage. An advance ticket guarantees entrance for your convenience.

Experience the magic of a Molokini and Turtle Town on this catamaran snorkeling adventure, where you can swim inside a sunken volcano surrounded by vibrant marine life. Start your day cruising to Molokini Crater, then dive into its pristine waters to explore the coral reef teeming with colorful fish. Depending on the conditions, your next stop may be Turtle Town or Coral Gardens, where you’ll have the chance to search for sea turtles and create lifelong memories in Maui’s dazzling underwater world.

Enhance your chances of spotting whales in Hawaii. Discover the lives of the magnificent mammals on this whale-watching boat tour departing from Waikiki. Enjoy stunning views and photo opportunities while traveling along Oahu's coastline and get insights into whale behavior, including their breaches, flukes, and tail slaps, from the crew.

If you’re looking to explore the well-known Turtle Town of Maluaka Beach in Maui, but want to do it right, prebook this snorkeling experience. Along with your guide helping to navigate the way to show you the best spots to snorkel in, you’ll also get your equipment provided for you and pictures and video taken so you can remember your trip. Plus, life jackets are also provided for ultimate safety.

A celebration of Hawaiʻi’s vibrant heritage awaits at Migrations, where flavors and rhythms intertwine. Enjoy a delicious dinner featuring an array of dishes from pipi kaula, manapua, maki sushi, and wagyu meat jun, to kalo candy and pineapple upside-down bar, all while surrounded by the stunning ocean views of Māʻalaea Harbor. Enjoy dance performance showcasing the rich traditions of Hawaii, Tahiti, Spain, Korea, Japan and more. With every rhythmic movement, learn about the stories of voyagers who have shaped Hawaii’s unique identity.

Get an up-close look at marine life on this tour, which trades in a typical sightseeing boat for a low-to-the-water Zodiac raft that offers superior views. Keep an eye out for dolphins in the summer or whales in November and May, or simply take in the scenery while listening to live narration from a naturalist guide.

Experience an unforgettable day at Maui Ocean Center and immerse yourself in the colorful aquatic world. Enjoy all-day access to explore over 60 exhibits at your own pace, including one of the world's largest displays of live Pacific corals. Encounter sharks, stingrays, and turtles in the 750,000-gallon (2.8 million-liter) open ocean exhibit, and dive into a virtual whale experience in the state-of-the-art Humpbacks of Hawaii exhibit and sphere.

Hit the road on an off-road vehicle during this small-group utility task vehicle (UTV) tour from Lahaina. Ideal for families or groups of friends, four-seater vehicles allow you to take the wheel or simply be a passenger. Choose to drive or be a passenger as you explore the west side, which includes a ride through Pu'u Kukui Watershed Preserve.

Hawaii has a rich history of pineapple farming and this tour puts it all into perspective. Head to the historic plantation town of Hali'imaile to walk around a working pineapple field. Learn about pineapple growing cycles and cultivation from your guide and sample the fruit at its different stages. Best of all, each guest receives an 'airport-ready,' fresh pineapple at the end of the tour.

Get a front-row spot on a whale watching tour by booking this small-group excursion off the coast of Lahaina. While larger whale watching boats are crowded and can make it difficult to get photos of whales, this inflatable raft-style boat gets all passengers close to the water’s surface for a prime vantage point. This makes the trip ideal for photographers and families with kids.