Discover the mystery, legends, and excitement of Polynesia as you join the award-winning cast of Tihati Productions, on the beautiful beachfront grounds of the Maui Nui Luau At Black Rock, hosted by the Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa. You will travel through the islands of the Pacific and learn about their cultures, stories, and myths. This acclaimed Maui Luau features one of the finest views of Kaanapali Beach, a smaller setting than most other local luaus, a delicious dinner buffet catered by the chefs of the Sheraton Maui, an open bar, and of course, an exhilarating Polynesian revue.

“Had an amazing night! Thanks for making it so memorable!!!”
The food was amazing!!! The entertainment was awesome and the views of the sunset looking towards Black rock were unbelievable. They have the sexiest dancers and overall we had an amazing night!!! Trip Advisor Review: 5 of 5 stars – Reviewed September 21, 2014

Highlights

• Fresh Flower Lei Greeting (if not available, Wooden Hooks or Turtle Necklace)
• Torch Lighting & Black Rock Cliff Diving at Sunset
• Delicious dinner served family-style
• The privacy of your own table
• Open Bar
• Polynesian Revue Show
• Fire-Knife Dancer Grand Finale!
• Smaller setting than most other Kaanapali Luaus

Rates:
Adult (Ages 13 & up): $190.08
Child (Ages 6-12): Reg. $105.60
Infant (Ages 0-5): FREE
Rates are plus taxes & fees and do not include gratuity to your servers.

Days & Hours
Days Available: Mondays & Wednesdays
Also available on Fridays during the summer months and holiday season
5 PM check-in for table selection.
Start Time: 5:30 PM
Duration: 3 hours

Wheelchair Accessible: YES
Parking: Self-Parking available for $2 with luau validation

What to Bring or Wear:
Wear comfortable clothing
Wear comfortable walking shoes
Bring your camera & lots of memory & batteries
Bring a light cover-up

As you arrive…
You’ll be greeted with warm aloha, one of their beautiful specialty leis made with fresh flowers or wood-carved necklaces (when fresh leis are unavailable). You’ll be taken to your table, and your waiters will start the drink service. You’ll notice the beautiful grounds, the short distance to the beach, the incredible ocean views, and the famous Kaanapali Black Rock. Guests in the General Seating will be seated on a first-come-first-served basis, while Premium Seating guests will have their seats pre-reserved on either the first or second row of tables.

Let the celebration begin…
Before dinner service begins, you will have ample time to walk around the grounds, visit local artists, take pictures by the beach overlooking the Black Rock, and witness the traditional Imu Ceremony as the Kalua Pua’a (Kalua Pig) is unveiled. You will also get a unique opportunity to witness the lighting of the torches by a Hawaiian warrior who will end his task by diving off the top of the Black Rock at sunset. So, don’t forget your camera!

It’s Kau Kau time!
It’s time to eat… or in pidgin Hawaiian, it’s “Kaukau time”!! The Maui Nui Luau at Black Rock is hosted by the Sheraton Maui, which has some of the best chefs on the island, so you can be confident you will find plenty of delicious treats at their traditional Hawaiian buffet, featuring all sorts of salads, hot or cold entrees, and of course mouthwatering desserts. Don’t forget your waiters will be coming by to refresh your drinks, so relax and enjoy your Hawaiian feast!

We saved the best for last!
Throughout their show, the Maui Nui Luau will tell you the story of Maui, our beautiful island paradise named after the Hawaiian demigod Maui, who, legend says, lifted the heavens from the earth so men could walk tall. He slowed the sun’s path and discovered the secret of fire. You will also be in awe of the caliber of dancers, live musicians, and singers as they perform traditional dances of our sister Polynesian islands of Samoa, Tahiti, New Zealand, and Samoa. The grand finale will feature a breathtaking fire-knife dance that will blow your socks off!

Salad Selections

• Waipoli mixed green salad with vine-ripe tomatoes, cucumber, carrots, herb ranch dressing, papaya seed vinaigrette, & Oriental sesame dressing.
• Local-style macaroni-potato salad
• Peppered pipikaula beef & chilled ramen noodle salad
• Traditional Hawaiian Lomilomi salad
• Local style ahi poke
• Kimchee spiced soybeans
• Maui Gold pineapple dusted with li hing mui powder
• Poi with Molokai sweet potato & coconut milk
• Taro rolls & whipped butter

Main Entrees

• Local fried rice
• Vegetable curry, assorted seasonal vegetables, mild Japanese golden curry sauce
• Imu over slow-roasted Kalua pork with Kula cabbage and Maui onions
• Kiawe wood-smoked Huli Huli chicken, grilled pineapple, & sweet soy glaze
• Mini beef hamburger steak & shiitake mushroom gravy
• Laulau – taro leaf, pork, & butterfish
• Coconut-crusted mahi-mahi, lime butter sauce, & mango salsa

Bread & Bowl Table
Bread:

• Taro rolls & sweet butter rolls
• Mini hamburgers, kalua pork, coconut-crusted mahi-mahi
• Shredded cheddar cheese
• BBQ sauce & teriyaki sauce

Bowl:

• Steamed white rice
• Ahi poke, Waipoli greens, Kalua pork, coconut-crusted mahi-mahi
• Crispy garlic, furikake, Bubu-are
• Spicy mayo, wasabi mayo, & ponzu

Desserts

• Pina colada upside-down cake
• Chocolate macadamia nut cream pie
• Coconut haupia
• Lilikoi cheesecake
• Assorted cookies
• Bread pudding, Tahitian vanilla bean custard sauce

Open Bar (all drinks included)

• Beer
• Wine
• Mai-Tais
• ChiChi’s
• Pina Coladas
• Rum, Vodka, and Gin cocktails
• Fruit Punch
• Sodas