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Hawaii by Land & Sea

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$4,519.00

From $4,519* pp | 10 Days •  22 Meals  *Rate is per person, land only, double occupancy. 


Immerse yourself in the charms of the Hawaiian lifestyle as we explore these islands from two distinct vantage points.

 

  • Visit Pearl Harbour and travel by naval launch to the USS Arizona Memorial.
  • Your 7-night cruise aboard the Pride of America provides the best way to island hop Hawaii.
  • Experience a guided tour of Waikiki highlighting the National Cemetery of the Pacific.
  • Savour a shaved ice on Oahu’s famous North Shore.

Explore beautiful Hawaii by land and sea!

Enjoy the best of both worlds as you explore Hawaii by land and sea. This fabulous travel experience features a seven night cruise aboard NCL’s Pride of America where you cruise to Kauai, Maui and the Big Island. Don’t miss your very own corner of paradise when your ships docks for two days on each island. During this time a wide array of optional on and off-board excursions are open to you. Before and after your cruise you’ll enjoy the up-close experiences only guided travel can provide. Relax at a luxurious hotel in Waikiki. “Remember Pearl Harbour” as you visit the moving USS Arizona Memorial. Travel to the famed North Shore to watch the waves roll in.

Itinerary

Day 1. Honolulu, Oahu – Tour Begins
Aloha! Your tour of the Hawaiian Islands begins in Honolulu. Upon arrival you will be greeted with a traditional Hawaiian floral lei and whisked off by private car to your Waikiki Beach hotel. Relax and “hang loose” – you are in Hawaii!
icons_therma  High 28 Low 21    icons_hotel  Hyatt Regency Waikiki Resort

 

Day 2. Oahu – Board Cruise Ship

This morning, “Remember Pearl Harbour” as you set out on a historic journey — from the site of the attack on Pearl Harbour to the signing of the Japanese surrender on the USS Missouri. Travel by naval launch to the white marble-clad USS Arizona Memorial. After this poignant experience, take a city tour of Honolulu highlighting the historic Iolani Palace, the impressive state Capitol building, Kamehameha’s statue, and the moving National Cemetery of the Pacific, known as the Punchbowl. Later today, embark on a 7-night cruise aboard the Pride of America, the best way to island-hop Hawaii. From the moment you step into the Capitol Atrium, with its soaring Tiffany-glass dome and grand staircase, you’ll see that this fabulous floating resort has been designed to make your time at sea truly memorable. You will be dazzled by the entertainment in the state-of-the-art lounges and a myriad of dining options. Whilst on board, breakfast, lunch, dinner and nightly entertainment are included.

icons_food  Breakfast & Dinner   icons_therma  High  28  Low  19   icons_hotel  Norwegian Cruise Line

 

Day 3. Cruising – Maui

A dynamic blend of natural splendour and the genuine hospitality of its people has made Maui Hawaii’s second most popular island. Discover for yourself why locals say “Maui no ka oi” – Maui is the best.

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner   icons_therma  High  28  Low  19   icons_hotel  Norwegian Cruise Line

 

Day 4. Cruising – Maui

Enjoy another day in paradise. Perhaps you’ll choose to stroll the historic streets of the old royal capital of Lahaina, a historic whaling village; find a local beach; purchase an excursion from the ship; or just sit back and relax.

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner    icons_therma  High  30  Low 22   icons_hotel  Norwegian Cruise Line

 

Day 5. Cruising – Big Island – Hilo

The entire city of Hilo is like one giant greenhouse with spectacular tropical flowers at every turn. Opt to visit the town’s well-preserved historic buildings that date back to the turn-of-the-century and showcase Hawaii’s unique architecture. Or, purchase an excursion (from the cruise line) to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, home of the active Kilauea volcano.

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner   icons_therma  High  30  Low  22   icons_hotel  Norwegian Cruise Line

 

Day 6. Cruising – Big Island – Kona

Cruise to the other side of the Big Island to Kona for the quintessential Hawaii experience. Sunny, warm weather and crystal blue waters entice visitors to partake in a variety of surf side fun. There are lots of shops to explore or perhaps you’ll search for a black sand beach and enjoy the unique feeling of the black sand between your toes.

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner    icons_therma  High 30 Low  22   icons_hotel  Norwegian Cruise Line

 

Day 7. Cruising – Kauai

Kauai is named after the Wiliwili trees that once lined its picturesque harbour. Many feel the “Garden Island” of Kauai is Hawaii’s most beautiful island. From the dramatic mountains of Kokee to the cool rainforest of Haena, nature takes on a starring role.

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner   icons_therma High  30  Low  22   icons_hotel  Norwegian Cruise Line

 

Day 8. Cruising – Kauai

The day is yours to enjoy this beautiful island at leisure. The choices are endless! You may consider purchasing an excursion (from the cruise line) to Waimea Canyon. Carved thousands of years ago by rivers and floods, this canyon is often referred to as the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific.”

icons_food  Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner   icons_therma  High  30  Low  22  icons_hotel  Norwegian Cruise Line

 

Day 9. Honolulu – Disembark Cruise Ship

Your cruise ends in Honolulu. Disembark the ship and journey to Oahu’s famous North Shore. If there is such a thing as a perfect wave, you’ll likely find it here. Learn why an international community of surfers gathers at the legendary surf mecca of Haleiwa. Rich with island history, Haleiwa is now the social and artistic hub of the North Shore. Here you’ll find surfers fuelling up at the restaurants in its plantation-era buildings before hitting the famous beaches of Waimea Bay, Ehukai (Banzai Pipeline) and Sunset Beach. No trip to the North Shore is complete without making a stop to savour one of Hawaii’s favourite treats — shaved ice. Celebrate the end of a wonderful trip at a farewell dinner this evening.

icons_food  Breakfast & Dinner    icons_therma  High  29  Low  21    icons_hotel  Hyatt Regency Waikiki Resort

 

Day 10. Honolulu – Tour Ends

Bid “Aloha” to Hawaii as your tour ends in Honolulu.

 

INCLUSIONS

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Please note: Accommodation is subject to change.

EXCLUSIONS

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small x red icon  Optional activities

small x red icon Visas

small x red icon  Comprehensive travel insurance

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  • Hawaii is 21 hours behind Australian Eastern Standard Time
  • The currency in Hawaii is the United States Dollar.
  • The voltage in Hawaii is 110v.
  • Why not consider a pre and post tour extension. Start and end your holiday rested.

This tour requires average physical activity. You should be in good health, able to climb stairs and walk reasonable distances, possibly over uneven ground and cobblestoned streets.

March 2016.

Mar 3  – Mar 13.                $3,079

Mar 10  – Mar 20.              $2,829

Mar 17 – Mar 27.               $2,829

April 2016.

Apr 7 – Apr 17.                   $2,949

Apr 14 – Apr 24.                 $2,949

Apr 21 – May 1.                  $2,949

June 2016.

Jun 6 – Jun 26.                    $3,979

Jun 20 – Jul 1.                      $3,979

July 2016.

Jul 18 – Jul 29.                      $3,979

August 2016. 

Aug 8 – Aug 19.                   $4,299

Aug 15 – Aug 26.                 $4,299

September 2016. 

Sep 5 – Sep 16.                    $3,979

Sep 12 – Sep 23.                  $3,979

Sep 26 – Oct 7.                     $3,979

October 2016.

Oct 10 – Oct 21.                   $3,979

November 2016.

Nov 7 – Nov 18.                    $3,469

March 2017.

Mar 13 – Mar 24.                   $3,469

Mar 27 – Apr 7.                      $3,599

April 2017.

Apr 3 – Apr 14.                       $3,729

Apr 24 – May 5.                      $3,729

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