Feast at Lele
From the costumes to the dances to the music to the setting, Feast at Lele gives a dramatic presentation of what life used to be like on all the Polynesian islands. The beach at Lele, the ancient name for Lahaina, is where the royal family of Maui used to entertain and feast during their reign. It is in this spectacular location, where every table offers a view of the west Maui sunset, that you enjoy award-winning performances. You are greeted with a flower lei and a Mai Tai and then you feast on a lavish 5-course Polynesian sit down dinner with dishes from the many of the Pacific Island nations: Hawaii, Aotearoa - New Zealand, Tahiti and Samoa prepared by Chef James McDonald. These amazing and authentic dishes (and the open bar) make this a "do not miss" experience.
Duration: 3 hours
Days of the Week Offered: Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri,Sat,Sun
Inclusions: Fresh Flower Lei & Mai Tai greeting, 5-course Polynesian dinner, open bar & show
Pick-up/Drop-off Location: The beach, 505 Front Street, Lahaina
Confirmation: Call (808) 667-5353 at least 4-day prior to reservation; non refundable within 24-hours
Notes: Child rate applies age 12 and under; lap children are free. Infants in highchairs are not charged. Infants requiring a chair or stroller at the table are charged the children's rate
Blackout Dates: May Apply
