YOUR DRUMS OF THE PACIFICLU‘AU EXPERIENCE INCLUDES:

Maui’s most exciting lu‘au!

Mai Tai & Lei GreetingLighting of the Torches

Polynesian Crafts by Local ArtisansTraditional Imu Ceremony

Fashion Show with traditional “lava lava” wear fashion show.

Hula Lesson on StageSongs, Chants & Dramatic Dances

from Hawai‘i, Tonga, Tahiti, Rarotonga, Samoa, Tuamotus & New Zealand

Dinner Buffet & Open Bar which includes:Soba Noodle Salad, Fresh Island Fruits, Lomi Lomi Salmon, Pacific

Ahi Poke, Pounded Poi (Kauai Taro), Upcountry Maui Baby Greens,Pickled Maui Onion, Cucumber & Carrot Salad, Taro Rolls withWhipped Lilikoi Butter, Imu Kalua Pork, Teriyaki Chicken, MacadamiaNut Crusted Island Fish, Polynesian Fried Rice, Makamaka Vegetableswith Molokai Sweet Potatoes, Creamed Taro & Leaf with Coconut Milk

DessertChocolate Macadamia Nut Pie, Haupia with Toasted Coconut Pineapple

Upside-Down Cake, Bread Pudding

200 Nohea Kai Drive, Ka‘anapali, HI 96761maui.regency.hyatt.com

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Make cherished memories and immerse yourself in Polynesian culture at Maui’s most exciting lu‘au! Drums of the Pacific Lu‘au has delighted Maui visitors for more than thirty years. Committed to our original vision, we continue to perform authentic songs, chants and dances from Hawai‘i and neighboring Polynesian islands that have influenced Hawaiian life and customs for centuries. We share our gifts in hope that we may entertain, inspire and amaze visitors for many generations to come.

Delicious food and drink features the exotic flavors of native Polynesian cuisine. Watch as the kalua pig is unearthed from the imu, a traditional underground oven. MAORI - New Zealand

These Maori dances feature the whirling of the poi,an instrument used to improve dexterity and flexibilityof the hands and the haka, the dance of challengedisplaying courage and strength of the village men.

OTE‘A - TahitiThe story of the ancient Hawaiian ancestors’ journey navigating by the wind, stars, clouds and ocean currents.

MAUI MOONLIGHT MEDLEYUnder the elegant Maui Moon, nostalgic hulas areperformed in velvet holoku, a traditional dress ofHawaiian Monarchy, in tribute to this island of Aloha.

A Tihati Production

TONGAWe celebrate the people of Tonga through the festivedrums that brought the village together and signaledthat a ceremony or celebration was about to begin.

TIARE

RAROTONGA

Experience songs, chants and dramatic dances fromthe islands of Polynesia:

The sound of the drums beat to the flying rhythm of the Tavake bird, known throughout the Pacific as being the bird that led our ancient navigators to new land.

APARIMAThe dances of the Tuamotus called the Aparima,celebrates the skills of the great fisherman, which werepassed down through generations and transferred to Hawai‘i through migration.

The classic tale of romance from French Polynesia. The woman is compared to the sweet scented Tiare flower of Tahiti. Her purity of white and delicate slender hands are reminiscent of the Tahitian white gardenia.

HALEAKALA HULA - MauiUtilizing the traditional ti leaf skirt called the la‘i, and traditional Hawaiian implements called the pu’ili (split bamboo), our women perform a proud song named for Maui’s great and majestic mountain peak, Haleakala.

THREE-MAN FIRE KNIFE DANCERooted in the traditional Samoan ailao, or battle dance, our warriors come forward twirling their battle knives in flames of fire. Known as the most dangerous dance in all of Polynesia, this spectacular three-man fire knife dance incorporates ancient battle moves using knives set ablaze.

KAHIKO - Ka‘anapali, MauiIn ancient times, Maka‘iwa, the name of the areawhere Sunset Terrace now sits, was governed bythe owl goddess, Wahine Pe‘e, who reunited loversseparated by battle.