Gather beneath the Maui sky for an evening woven from ancient voyages, living music, and the warmth of true aloha — a celebration of Hawaiʻi as told by the family who calls these islands home. Relax to live music while sipping a mai tai from the open bar, and dine on delightful local dishes made with fresh ingredients sourced from Maui farms.

001 / The Voyage: An Epic Sea Voyage

Our show chronicles an epic voyage across the Pacific — the journey of the wayfinders who crossed thousands of miles of open ocean guided only by the stars, the currents, and the wisdom of their ancestors.

That story unfolds before you through graceful hula, mesmerizing fire poi, and the breathtaking artistry of Samoan fire-knife dancing, where steel and flame move as one.

002 / Our ʻOhana: Kaniala & Melody Masoe

Hawaiian Cultural Experts & the ʻOhana Behind the Show

In 2006, Kaniala and Melody married and began their family. In 2009, they moved from Hilo to Maui to pursue Kaniala's music career. Unsure where to begin, they took a walk through Kaʻanapali, seeking venues with live hula and music. Kaniala soon began performing at the Kaʻanapali Beach Hotel and Hula Grill Kaʻanapali, and was introduced to the wedding industry, where couples from around the world admired his music.

Melody and their children often joined him, performing as hula dancers. From an early age, their children embraced hula, joining their parents in as many performances as possible.

003 / The Story Continues: A True ʻOhana

Kaniala and Melody share a steadfast goal — to live by Hawaiian values and preserve their culture through hula and music. Their love for performing has grown into a production team of dancers and musicians who share this same vision.

Their team is not just a work team but a true ʻohana, with many talented individuals contributing to an authentic showcase of Hawaiian culture. The unity within their group shines in every performance. In their shows you will see a blend of chants and dances, including many original compositions by Kaniala — a favorite being "ʻO Molokaʻi," a chant he wrote as a tribute to Laka and the island of Molokaʻi, and "Tradewinds of Aloha," a sweet hapa haole mele written by Kaniala's mother. Every dance holds a personal connection to Kani and Mel's life journey, telling their love story in a beautiful, indirect way.

004 / Ke Kani Malie: The Family Chant

This chant, written by Kaniala, embodies who they are as a family of performers and reflects their vision as they look toward the future. Like voyagers paddling a canoe, Kani and Mel have created a vessel through which audiences can experience the essence of Hawaiʻi.

An Evening Complete — Music, ceremony, and feast, woven together into one unforgettable night under the Maui sky.

General Admission Includes

• General Admission entry (first-come, first-served)
• Ocean view show with live band
• Traditional luau-style food
• Island dessert
• Open bar all evening — mai tais, tropical cocktails, beer, wine & non-alcoholic beverages
• Free parking

VIP Includes

• Best available seating
• First to enter the luau
• First access to the buffet

Full Luau Menu & Descriptions

Cold Buffet

• Kula Greens: Mixed local greens with lilikoi, ranch & papaya seed dressings, carrot, tomato, cucumber
• Namasu: Onion, carrot, cucumber & ogo in sweet vinegar brine
• Ahi Poke: Ahi tuna with seaweed & sesame
• Lomi Salmon: Salted salmon, tomato, onion
• Macaroni Salad: Classic creamy Hawaiian mac salad
• Fresh Fruit: Pineapple, papaya, melon
• Hawaiian Sweet Bread Rolls: Served with lilikoi butter & whipped butter

From the Fire (Hot Buffet)

• Steamed Vegetables: Brussels sprouts with balsamic drizzle
• Mahi Mahi: Fresh Maui catch, lightly seasoned
• Teriyaki Chicken: Chicken thigh in GF soy, brown sugar & ginger
• Kalua Pork: Pork shoulder with Hawaiian sea salt & smoke

For Our Keiki (Kids Menu)

• Teriyaki Chicken Tenders: Brown sugar, tamari & pineapple glaze
• Kalua Pig Sliders: Taro rolls with pork, ketchup & onion
• Mac & Cheese: Classic mac & cheese
• Green Beans & Carrots: Fresh vegetables
• Fruit Salad: Pineapple, papaya & melon

Desserts

• Lilikoi Cheesecake: Creamy cheesecake with a bright, tart passion fruit topping
• Haupia: Traditional Hawaiian coconut pudding — silky, chilled & naturally gluten free
• Fresh Tropical Fruits: Seasonal island fruits

Must provide valid 21+ ID to receive alcoholic beverage(s).

Please notify the restaurant of any food allergies or dietary preferences before ordering.

Menu items are subject to change based on seasonality and availability.

• Wailea's Most Affordable Luau: Most luaus in the area run nearly double the price.
• VIP Perks: VIP tickets include the best available seating, first entry to the luau, and first access to the buffet.
• General Admission Seating: Seating is first-come, first-served.
• Open Bar: Guests can enjoy an open bar all evening with a variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, including mai tais, tropical cocktails, beer, and wine.
• Free Parking: Complimentary on-site parking is provided for all guests.
• The Setting: The show features a breathtaking ocean view and a live band, creating an authentic Hawaiian ambiance.

• Venue: The Aloha Wailea Luau is held at Mulligans on the Blue, Wailea.
• Schedule: It takes place every Wednesday evening.
• Hours: Hours may vary. Please contact the merchant for the latest updated hours.

General Admission includes entry (first-come, first-served), an ocean view show with a live band, traditional luau-style food, island desserts, and an open bar all evening with mai tais, tropical cocktails, beer, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages. Free parking is also provided.

VIP tickets provide the best available seating, first entry to the luau, and first access to the buffet, ensuring a premium experience.

The luau is held at Mulligans on the Blue in Wailea every Wednesday evening.

Yes, the luau features a dedicated "Keiki" (kids) menu with items like Teriyaki Chicken Tenders, Kalua Pig Sliders, and Mac & Cheese.

Yes — the merchant brands itself as Wailea's Most Affordable Luau, with most other luaus in the area running nearly double the price. Tickets here start at just $159, making it an exceptional value.

The luau features performances by Hawaiian Cultural Experts Kaniala and Melody Masoe and their ʻohana, who share an authentic showcase of Hawaiian culture through hula, music, fire-knife dancing, and original compositions.