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Feast & Fire Lūʻau at the Outrigger Kona Resort

Feast & Fire Lūʻau at the Outrigger Kona Resort

A Luau experience by Outrigger Kona Resort & Spa. Back to all Big Island tours.

★★★★★ 4.1 366 reviews Rating breakdown: Google 4.1 from 322 reviews; Viator 4.0 from 44 reviews. Google 4.1 (322) Viator 4.0 (44)

Based on 366 verified traveler reviews from Google and Viator, last updated May 2026.

Tour Summary: Story-based Polynesian luau at the Outrigger Kona Resort above Keauhou Bay, with performers drawn from a Hawaiʻi arts program, fire dancing, open bar, and a 45-minute pre-show Artisan Village.

  • Three hula dancers performing at Feast & Fire Lūʻau, Outrigger Kona Resort, Kona Large photo
    Hula is woven through the show's narrative about Polynesian migration, not staged as a standalone set.
  • Poi making demonstration at the Artisan Village pre-show, Feast & Fire Lūʻau Kona Large photo
    The Artisan Village opens at 5:30pm, 45 minutes before dinner service begins.
  • ʻOhe Kapala set (bamboo stamps and ink for printing) Large photo
    ʻOhe Kapala is a traditional Hawaiian printing method using carved bamboo stamps: one of several hands-on activities during the pre-show Artisan Village.
  • Man in traditional headdress holding a pū (conch shell horn) Large photo
    The blowing of the pū (conch shell) traditionally marks the start of a significant gathering. At Feast & Fire it opens the main show.
  • Fire dancer performing Large photo
    The fire sequence runs at the close of the show, after the main hula and drumming sets.
  • Fire dancer performing Large photo
    The fire sequence runs at the close of the show, after the main hula and drumming sets.
  • Fire dancer performing Large photo
    The fire sequence runs at the close of the show, after the main hula and drumming sets.
  • Three hula dancers mid-performance on stage Large photo
    Hula is woven through the show's narrative about Polynesian migration, not staged as a standalone set.
  • Three dancers on the beach with sunset behind them Large photo
    Shows start at check-in around 5:15pm, timed to catch the last of the sunset before the main performance.
  • Single hula dancer silhouetted against the setting sun Large photo
    The Keauhou Bay location faces west, giving unobstructed sunset views from the outdoor stage.

5 Tour Highlights:

  • Story-driven show tracing Polynesian migration to Hawaiʻi through hula, drumming, and narration
  • 45-minute Artisan Village before dinner: lei making, poi pounding, ʻOhe Kapala bamboo printing
  • Fire dancing closes the show; performers drawn from a Hawaiʻi arts program
  • Fire dancing as the show centerpiece
  • Keauhou Bay waterfront stage, about 25 minutes south of central Kona

Important: Children ages 5 and under are free; Optional Parking if Self Drive $10 per car

Tour Information:

Price: AdultYouth
(excluding taxes & fees)$185$90

Price note: Aliʻi (VIP) Seating: $225 adult / $120 ages 6-12 / $45 ages 5 and under. Pre-assigned seats near the stage front. Food and bar are the same as general seating. Note: children 5 and under are free at general seating but $45 at the Aliʻi tier.

Tour Provider: Outrigger Kona Resort & Spa

Activity: Luau

Tour start time: 5:30 PM

Duration: 2.5 hours

Location: Keauhou

Pick-up available? No

Included: Buffet dinner: Kalua pork, island fresh catch, chicken long rice, poke bar, taro rolls, malasadas, local desserts. Open bar throughout: cocktails, wine, beer, Mai Tais, soft drinks (self-serve)

Cancellations: Twenty-Four (24) hours advanced notice required for cancellations. Reservations canceled with less than twenty-four (24) hour notice will be charged full price

Read more: about luau in our Big Island luau guide.

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Feast & Fire is a story-based luau held on the waterfront at the Outrigger Kona Resort & Spa, above Keauhou Bay on the Kona coast. The evening runs 2.5 hours and follows a narrative about Polynesian migration to Hawaiʻi, which gives it more structure than the variety-show format at most Big Island luaus.

The Artisan Village

Check-in opens at 5pm; the Artisan Village opens at 5:30pm and runs for 45 minutes before dinner service begins. The activities are hands-on: lei making, poi pounding, hula lessons with storytelling, and ʻOhe Kapala, a traditional Hawaiian printing method using carved bamboo stamps. There are local craft vendors in the space as well. The pū (conch shell) is blown to open the main show, which gives the transition from pre-show to performance a clear moment rather than a soft fade.

The Show and Dinner

Dinner service and the welcome begin at 6:15pm. The format is a buffet: slow-cooked Kalua pork, island fresh catch, chicken long rice, a poke bar, taro rolls with Hawaiian aleʻa sea salt, and local desserts including malasadas. The open bar runs throughout the evening — cocktails, wine, beer, and signature Mai Tais. Bar service is self-serve. The main show starts at 6:45pm, performed by Traditions Hawaiʻi, whose cast of dancers, musicians, and performers traces the story of the Polynesians who first landed in Hawaiʻi through hula, drumming, live theater, and music. Fire dancing closes the show. On outdoor nights, the fire sequence with Keauhou Bay behind it reads differently than it does in photos.

Before You Book

One detail to know before you choose this luau for its oceanfront location: the show does not always run outside. When weather conditions prompt it the venue moves to an indoor ballroom. If the waterfront setting is part of why you’re choosing Feast & Fire over other options, call the resort on the day of your booking to confirm the show is running outdoors. Parking for non-hotel guests can be confusing; signage is not well marked, and self-parking costs $10 per vehicle. Plan for 20 extra minutes if you’re driving in.

The Traditions Hawaiʻi cast gets consistent praise in the review record, and performance quality is the most frequently cited strength from guests who have done other Big Island luaus. The main variable is the venue. Outdoor shows at $185 for general seating are a solid value for the package. Indoor shows at the same price land differently, and the reviews where guests feel they overpaid almost always involve a ballroom night.

About Outrigger Kona Resort & Spa

The Outrigger Kona Resort & Spa runs Feast & Fire as one of two luaus on the Kona coast, and the only one scheduled on Monday and Thursday evenings. The show is performed by Traditions Hawaiʻi, whose cast brings the story of Polynesian settlement to life through hula, drumming, fire dancing, and live theater.

We list it for the performance quality, the Keauhou Bay setting, and the schedule flexibility it offers when other Kona-side options don’t align. The one caveat we pass along: confirm with the resort whether the show will run outdoors before the evening, as the venue moves indoors in some conditions and that detail drives most of the mixed reviews.

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Last checked May 19, 2026 by Gerrit van der Plas, founder of Love Hawaiʻi Guides. We re-confirm pricing, schedules, and operator details, and update this page when they change.

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