
Whip up this bright Blue Hawaiian Mocktail in no time for a relaxed, tropical drink right at home. It's colorful, full of summer vibes, and so easy you'll want to make it any time you crave a cool, fruity pick-me-up.
Every time I bring out this bright blue drink it gets everyone smiling. The first time I made it was for a summer BBQ and now it's my summer gathering classic.
Vibrant Ingredients
- Lemon lime soda (Olipop or Zevia): Adds bubbly fun and crispness to every glass
- Coconut water: Gives a refreshing boost and keeps the texture light. Go with unsweetened for clean flavor
- Lemon juice: Offers a bright tart kick that keeps things zingy. If you can, squeeze it fresh
- Cream of coconut: Makes the drink rich and velvety Smooth it out by shaking the can before using
- Non alcoholic blue curacao syrup: This gives the signature sky blue hue and a gentle orange taste Look for a syrup without funky aftertaste for the best result
- Orange juice: Makes everything a little brighter and balances the sweetness. Fresh squeezed wins for sure
- Pineapple juice: Delivers that beloved tropical kick and natural sweetness Pick a juice with real pineapple for the best punch
- For garnish: Deck it out with a cherry and a pineapple wedge for those vacation feels
Simple How-To
- Garnish and Serve:
- Drop a cherry and a slice of pineapple on top for a fun finishing touch. Grab a straw and dig in right away
- Pour and Top with Bubbles:
- Fill a tall glass with ice, strain your mixture in, and top it all off with lemon lime soda for that fizz
- Blend in Coconut Water:
- Pour in coconut water, then swirl it gently. This keeps your mocktail light without getting too foamy
- Add Creamy Coconut:
- Splash in cream of coconut, shake gently until you don’t see any streaks, nice and creamy
- Shake to Froth:
- Lock the shaker and give it a strong shake for 10 seconds to mix up all the juices and get some froth going
- Measure and Combine:
- Combine pineapple juice, orange juice, blue curacao syrup, and lemon juice in your shaker. Swirl together for even flavor
- Prep the Juices:
- Chill juices and syrups before starting. Cold stuff makes your drink extra crisp

I love the part where you swirl in cream of coconut. It takes the whole mocktail from average to island getaway. My kids usually toss on the fruit garnish—it's their favorite job.
Chill Storing Advice
It's definitely best when served right away, since you want those bubbles and popping color fresh. Preparing early? Mix up the coconut and fruit juices ahead, stash them cold in the fridge, then pop in the soda and fruit just before everyone digs in for max fun.
Swap It Up
No lemon juice? Lime or any citrus you've got works fine and brings its own flair. Blue curacao syrup hard to find? Try a dash of orange syrup and mix in blue food coloring instead. Out of cream of coconut? Well-shaken coconut milk can save the day if needed.

Fun Ways to Serve
Pour it into tall ice filled glasses so it stays cool and stunning. Add bright straws, tiny umbrellas, whatever fits your mood. If you're having a grownup crowd, leave out some rum nearby so anyone can spike their own glass if they want.
Island Story
Tiki bars and resorts made the Blue Hawaiian famous, blending coconut, pineapple, and citrus for a dreamy escape drink. This version lets everyone get in on that happy flavor and those beachy vibes—no alcohol needed.
Common Questions
- → Why's this drink blue?
It's got that signature color thanks to alcohol-free blue curaçao syrup, which also makes it taste a little citrusy.
- → Is fresh pineapple juice okay?
Of course! Squeezing your own pineapple juice gives the drink a fresher, brighter flavor.
- → What if I don't have cream of coconut?
No problem. Use coconut milk or coconut cream if you want something lighter, then sweeten it to your liking.
- → How can I get more fizz?
Pour in a little extra lemon-lime soda—or try Olipop or Zevia—to really dial up the bubbles and make it crisp.
- → What should I use for garnish?
Make it pop with a cherry, a pineapple chunk, or even toss on an orange slice for more color and flavor.
- → Can I make a big batch for parties?
Definitely! Just multiply the amounts, shake or stir it all in a big jug, and serve it over ice so everyone gets a glass.