No Hawaiian Luau is complete until you have Hawaiian Luau games for kids as well as fun Luau party games for your adult guests.

As Winter begins to turn to Spring and warm days are more consistent, many families have thoughts of backyard barbecues and family gatherings in the sun. Luau parties are a popular choice for things like birthdays and family reunions. Some Hawaiian food, music and grass skirts are enough to bring friends and families together for a meal. Party throwers can add in a few Hawaiian luau games to make this time together even more entertaining.

When the weather begins to get warm, cookouts and parties are something that most people begin to think about. Luau parties are quite popular among individuals looking for some Summer time fun. A cookout featuring Hawaiian inspired dishes and a few tiki torches is enough incentive to bring many groups of people together. Party hosts can make these gatherings even more fun by planing a few Hawaiian luau party games as well.

One of the cheapest and easiest games you can play is a game called Pass the Coconut. This fun party game is a new take on Hot Potato. Young children usually have the most fun with this one, but many adults have been known to crack a smile or two while playing as well.

This game works by passing a coconut around a circle of people as Hawaiian music plays. Each time the music stops, the person left holding the coconut must get up and leave the circle. The last person left is the winner! The host can make this simple game even more exciting by offering up an Hawaiian themed prize to the party guest that wins.

Other Hawaiian luau games include Crab Football and Hawaiian Body Art. Both are great fun for children and adults and can be altered to suit the age groups that will be playing.

Crab Football is inspired by soccer but is played with a beach ball. Another interesting aspect of the game is that the players must walk like crabs in order to participate. A goal needs to be set up at each end of the playing field and even the goal tender will need to crab walk to play. Party guests that are playing are sure to laugh, but so will those that are standing by watching.

Hawaiian Body Art is more of a competition than it is a game, but guests will still enjoy it. Start by dividing your party goers into small teams. Give each team some body paint and a few paint brushes. The object of this game is to paint one member of the team with Hawaiian inspired art. The most artistic group wins this competition.