"Lele" is an older, more traditional name for Lahaina. This feast redefines the luau by crossing it with island-style fine dining in an intimate beach setting. Each course of this succulent sit-down meal expresses the spirit of specific island cultures -- Hawaiian, Samoan, Tongan, Tahitian -- and don't forget dessert. Dramatic Polynesian entertainment accompanies the dinner, along with excellent wine and liquor selections. This is the most expensive luau on the island for a reason: Lele is top-notch.
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