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Smith Family Garden Luau

Fourni par Smith's Motor Boat Service, Inc.

Aloha! Over 50 years ago, Grandpa began our family business in the sacred Wailua River Valley, inspired by the Hawaiian spirit of aloha. Today, four generations keep his tradition alive with Hawaii’s most famous celebration—the luau. Join our ‘ohana to share the food, music, and dance of our island home.Our feast features kalua pig from the imu oven, Cousin Gary’s teriyaki beef, ono mahimahi, chicken adobo, and Grandma’s poi. You might even learn a few hula moves before dessert.Music is the soul of our luau, from ancient Hawaiian mele to Tahitian drum dances and the Samoan fire knife dance. Each rhythm tells a story, and we’re proud to share this heartbeat of aloha with you.

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Aloha! Over 50 years ago, Grandpa started our family business in this sacred Wailua River Valley. We created our tropical paradise to celebrate the Hawaiian spirit of aloha that he loved and lived by. Today, four generations of my family continue to honor that tradition with the most famous of Hawaiian celebrations, the luau. Come share the traditions of our island home and become part of our ‘ohana. Of course, the heart of any luau is the pa‘ina, the feast, and we’ll make sure you don’t go hungry. Kalua pig roasted in the earthen imu oven. Cousin Gary’s secret recipe for teriyaki beef. Ono mahimahi and tasty chicken adobo. Our family bowl of poi (which Grandma insists you try). We’ll even get some of you up on stage to try some hula moves as dinner winds down. Food may be the heart of a luau, but music is the soul. Our Hawaiian ancestors preserved their history by passing down songs and chants called mele. At our luau, we celebrate these traditions, as well as the songs and dances from other cultures that live in our tropical paradise. The lyrical sway of the Hawaiian hula, the colorful precision of the Tahitian drum dances and the fiery emotion of the Samoan fire knife dance all speak deeply of the people who have come to call Hawaii home. We proudly share this rhythm of aloha with you.