Show Only:
If you wish to only see our unique theatrical production this package is for you. The check-in is at 7pm and it includes reserved seating and a Mai Tai or other beverage of your choice.
Join us as the Kauai skies darkens and our cast takes the stage to tell the amazing story of the epic voyage between Hawaii and Tahiti along one of the longest sea roads of Polynesia. Through these ancient voyager’s laughter, fear, seduction and fire, a new legacy is created, born from the cherished seeds of their ancestors. Our theatrical luau will bring you to tears and have you jumping from your seats as the story our cast weaves brings you back to the original days of the Hawaiian people culminating with a fantastic fire dream featuring fire poi balls and traditional fire knife dancing.

*Kids 0-2 are FREE

Luau Kalamku:
Everyone knows that a lüàu is a big feast, but actually the word lüàu is a misnomer. The word lüàu refers to the leaf of the taro plant served at a lüàu. The correct word is päìna, which means a gathering of people for the purpose of dining in a celebratory way– in other words-a party! But today, even Hawaiians use the word lüàu to refer to this party gathering. If you have an opportunity to go to a lüàu, you should go for a real Hawaiian experience. There is usually lots of great food, music and hula. The food traditionally served at a lüáu includes kalua pig, which is pork that has been cooked in an imu or underground oven, fish, limu (seaweed), crab, he’e (octopus), opihi (limpets), lau lau (pork and vegetables wrapped in leaves), and poi.
Local Hawaiians have lüàu to celebrate important occasions such as birthdays, weddings and graduations. An especially important lü`au is for a baby’s first birthday. The reason the baby lüáu is so important is that traditionally in some Hawaiian families, the baby was not given a name until the first birthday. This gave the grandparents and others a chance to watch the baby and pick a name appropriate to that baby’s mission in life. That is why so many Hawaiians have nicknames such as honey, sweetie, girlie, boy, junior, braddah, sistah—these were the names they had that first year.

*Kids 0-2 are FREE

Luau + Train:
All Aboard! Luau Kalamaku & Kauai Plantation Train Ride offers guests a chance to step back into time. The railway ride takes you through our 105-acre historic plantation. Your Conductor will guide you as you pass historic plantation homes, travel through a low land forest, and view endless fruit fields of pineapple, papaya, banana, sugarcane and taro (used for the poi at our luau′s). Then disembark to feed our herd of wild pigs, goats & sheep, and see our cattle, horses, clydesdales & donkeys. The train departs at 5:30pm from the Depot, and upon your return you will have plenty of time to see the Imu Ceremony, experience the arts, crafts, games, and carriage ride, and visit our Historic Mansion with its unique Shops & Galleries.

*Kids 0-2 are FREE

Plantation Owners Evening:
Begin Your Luau Kalamaku Experience with a True Taste of Kauai
Whether it’s an intimate party of two or a celebration for up to 20, enjoy a specialized dinner at Lihue’s first true locavore restaurant, 22 North. Under the direction of Chef de Cuisine Aaron Leikam, you will delight in a unique menu featuring Kauai-grown meats, fish and produce, including fruits and vegetables from Kilohana Plantation’s 60-acre orchard and agricultural park.
The Plantation Owner’s Evening Schedule & Menu:
5:00 - 5:10 Greeting and Champagne Welcome
5:10 - 6:45 Enjoy 22 North Signature Menu
6:45 - 7:05 Visit the Galleries and Boutiques in the Home
7:05 - Meet in the Foyer for a torchlit walk to the Luau Pavilion & your reserved table
7:30 - 8:30 Enjoy Kalamaku, the Theatrical Luau Production

The Dinner Menu
Appetizer (Pupu in Hawaiian)
Olive poppers stuffed with Kauai kunana chevre and a tomato bacon vinaigrette
or Tuna cru do ona spiced eggplant caponata, Hawaiian sea salt and a caper-raisin emulsion

A Choice of Soup or Salad served with our Home Baked French Bread
Estate salad with local cherry tomatoes and an aged red wine vinaigrette or Soup du Jour

A Choice of Entree served with Starch & Vegetable
Fresh Island Fish - the Catch of the Day
Island Mushroom & A’akukui Ranch Meatloaf with house made ketchup, roasted garlic mashed
potatoes, garlicky green beans and tomato ragu
Grilled A’akukui Ranch beef with rosemary roasted potatoes, local vegetables and natural Jus
Vegetarian Special of the Evening

A Choice of Dessert
Kauai Coffee Pot de crème served with fresh donuts


*Kids 0-2 are FREE