Hawaiian luau takes place on the Ocean Lawn with the breathtaking backdrop of Waikiki Beach. Before luaus, there were Ahaaina—a feast of food, mele (song), and hula. In ancient times, the Hawaiian people gathered to celebrate momentous occasions. These gatherings were called Ahaaina, which translates to “gathering for a meal.” This dinner and show features traditional food, music, storytelling, hula, and cultural experiences—inviting guests to celebrate Hawai‘i’s rich heritage.

We booked this for our last day before we leave for home!

This is a two-star Michelin restaurant offering a five-course tasting menu that Kolby and Sara have reservations at.

This was something Kolby really wanted to do while in Hawaii!

We have reservations for our last night here. Every Friday night during the summer, there’s a free fireworks show—and this is the perfect spot to enjoy dinner with a great view of the display!

We plan to get a car for the first couple of days to explore state parks during the daytime and take a drive around the island.

This is the number one thing Sara wants to do on the trip!

We weren't planning on adding a gift registry, but we really need a new air fryer! It doesn't have to be this brand—just please mark that you bought one so we don’t end up with multiple air fryers.

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