Maui Packages

What To See and Do

Molokini/Snorkeling: Offshore, between Maui and Kaho`olawe, rises the 80-foot high crescent tuff cone of Molokini. This seabird sanctuary and marine conservation area is also one of the Pacific's most popular snorkeling sites. When you're done watching the tropical menagerie below the surface and have enjoyed a picnic aboard your tour boat, there is still more to do, like exploring the colorful Molokini Crater and swimming with turtles. 

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Oahu Packages

What To See and do

Island Tour: Sure, there are gorgeous beaches, swaying palms, and balmy weather, but Honolulu isn't just a pretty face. It has the only royal palace in the United States, it's the place where the US was catapulted into a world war, and it has an equal blend of Western, Asian, and Polynesian influences that offer visitors a cornucopia of multicultural attractions. Though it's among the world's most visited locales, there's plenty of elbow room for all. The valleys above the city have lush forest reserves and usually empty hiking trails. Within an hour's drive of the capital, you can find tranquil coves for swimming and snorkeling, quiet gardens, and towns so small and peaceful that you'll forget there is any bustling spot on the island.   

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 Hawaii (The Big Island) Packages

What To See and Do

Volcano Helicopter Tour: Take a helicopter tour of the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, and enjoy a spectacular bird's eye view of the world's most active volcano, Kilauea, as it creates new coastline.

Cruise/Land Tours: Take a romantic sunset dinner cruise with entertainment along the famous Kona Coast, or one of the many driving tours that take you through the island with stops at coffee plantations, black-sand beaches, the city of Hilo, and Rainbow Falls.

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Kauai Packages

What To See and Do

Mokihana Helicopter Tour: See amazing sights that even the most intrepid hiking trails can't reach. Fly from the Manawaipana Falls and the velvety folds of the Waimea Canyon to the wind-sculpted face of the Na Pali Coast and on to the "wettest spot on earth," Mount Waialeale, plus many other highlights along the way.

Na Pali Expedition: Cruise along the Na Pali coast for the best view of the island's marine wildlife, including dolphins, schools of flying fish, whales, and razorback turtles. You'll also visit sea caves and snorkel offshore, picnic in a rain forest, and venture into the ethereally beautiful Fern Grotto. Guides recount fascinating stories about the local legends behind the various sights.

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Lanai Packages

What to See and Do

The Lodge at Koele: Indulging every whim imaginable, this resort's extensive list of awards includes the title of #1 Pacific Rim Resort, according to the Condé Nast Traveler "Reader's Choice Awards," as well as ranking in the Top 3 of Travel and Leisure's "World's Best" survey!

The Experience: A world-class, 18-hole course designed by Greg Norman. Play serious golf among cool ponds, graceful streams, and the fresh scent of pine, koa, and eucalyptus trees.

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Molokai Packages

What to See and Do

Kalaupapa National Historic Park: Adventuresome visitors can ride mules down the 1,700-foot seaside cliffs and tour historic St Philomena Church. A stop at Judd Park overlooking a picture-perfect waterfall tops off this remarkable experience.

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