PRIDE OF AMERICA SHORE EXCURSIONS - Norwegian Cruise Line

PRIDE OF AMERICA SHORE EXCURSIONS 

2005 HAWAI‘I SHORE EXCURSIONS 

Aboard Pride of America 

We are pleased that you are sailing with NCL America. Join us as we sail to explore ports rich in history and culture, and venture beyond 

to some exotic, less traveled destinations. This document describes some of the optional excursions available in each port of call. To help 

you plan ahead, we’ve included detailed information about tours organized on your behalf. NCL's organized Shore Excursion program 

offers you the opportunity to sample the colorful culture and see the most dramatic scenery in each port of call. Pre-arranged sightseeing 

saves valuable time in port and helps ensure you receive the best services available. 

WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO 

Why should I book an organized Shore Excursion? 

There are a number of advantages to booking a Shore Excursion organized by NCL America, including: 

Satisfaction 

We carefully monitor our Shore Excursion programs to ensure we are offering the best tours available and meeting the diverse needs 

and interests of our guests. We use only reputable and licensed independent tour operators. 

Convenience 

Our organized tours maximize your time ashore and eliminate the need for time-consuming, last minute arrangements in port. 

Service 

We have professional and knowledgeable Shore Excursion staff onboard; available to help you plan your time ashore. 

Safety 

We have developed Shore Excursion programs with primary consideration for your safety and security. 

Value 

We review our tours continuously to ensure they are of the highest quality and that prices remain competitive. 

How does the Shore Excursion Program work? 

Shore Excursions may be reserved in advance. A request form is provided with this document so that you may finalize your plans well in 

advance of your cruise. This form must be received by NCL America no later than two weeks prior to your sailing date. Do not send payment! 

Orders will be processed and billed to your onboard account. Shore Excursions are also available for purchase on board. Early in the cruise, 

the Shore Excursion Manager will present the most up-to-date information on ports and tours. Pick up a Shore Excursion order form at the 

Shore Excursion Desk. Return the completed form to the Shore Excursion Desk or Drop Box as soon as possible since all requests are processed 

on a first-come, first-served basis. Purchases will be billed to your onboard account. Tickets will be delivered to your stateroom. 

Are there any restrictions? 

An adult must accompany participants under the age of 18 on all tours. There is no charge for children under the age of 2 who do not 

occupy a separate seat on motorcoach tours. Some tours have additional restrictions implemented for your safety. These may include age, 

weight, height and/or medical history related restrictions. Please refer to the individual tour description for any restrictions or consult with 

the onboard Shore Excursion Staff. 

Should I tip the guide/driver? 

Tipping is strictly optional; however most tour guides and drivers expect and appreciate a modest gratuity. A commonly accepted 

guideline is $1 per person for a half-day motorcoach tour and $2 per person for a full-day motorcoach tour. If food and/or beverages 

are included as a part of your tour, an additional gratuity for these services is appropriate. 

What type of clothing should I wear? 

We suggest you wear casual clothing and comfortable, low-heeled walking shoes or sneakers. Depending upon the season or the weather 

conditions, it may be advisable to bring along sun protection, a sweater, windbreaker and/or rain gear. All tours operate rain or shine. 

When visiting, places of worship please dress appropriately. And don’t forget your camera and plenty of film! 

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What tours are recommended for families? 

Most tours are suitable for families, however, we do not recommend flightseeing tours for children 4 years of age and younger. For a more 

affordable family experience, many tours offer lower prices for children. Some tours have additional age restrictions implemented for your 

safety. Please refer to the individual tour description for any additional restrictions or consult with the onboard Shore Excursion Staff. 

NOTE: UNDER NCL AMERICA POLICY, ALL PARTICIPANTS UNDER THE AGE OF 18 MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT. 

Will we miss meals? 

Meal times are adjusted to accommodate the departure and return times of Shore Excursions. 

What if we miss the ship? 

NCL America does not leave port until all organized tours have returned to the ship. If you leave an organized tour however, or make 

tour arrangements on your own, please keep the time in mind and return to the ship at least 30 minutes before sailing. 

What if I have made my own flight arrangements – will I be able to purchase airport transfers? 

Prior to your cruise, transfers may be purchased through NCL America by calling reservations at 1.800.327.7030, or onboard during 

your cruise at the Shore Excursion Desk. 

GENERAL INFORMATION 

Responsibility 

NCL America, as a convenience to its guests, may sell tickets for Shore Excursions or arrange other services which are operated by 

independent contractors not affiliated with NCL America. NCL America cannot be responsible for the acts or omissions of these 

independent contractors. NCL America’s responsibility to guests on board NCL America vessels is governed by provisions in the Passenger 

Ticket Contract and does not extend beyond the vessel. 

Cancellation or modification 

Cruise schedules are subject to change at the discretion of the Captain, and may occasionally be affected by variations in arrival or 

departure times, inclement weather, and mechanical or equipment difficulties. NCL America reserves the right to change Shore Excursion 

prices and itineraries without notice. Excursions are subject to cancellation or modification depending on the number of guests participating. 

NCL America reserves the right to cancel a Shore Excursion for any reason, including inclement weather, and shall not be liable for any loss to 

participants. Participants holding tickets for canceled Shore Excursions will receive a full refund. Should it be necessary to abandon a Shore 

Excursion due to difficulties en route, NCL America will arrange the best possible refund for participants according to the circumstances. 

Refunds and cancellation fees 

All tours cancelled within 24 hours prior to arrival in the port where the tour is scheduled to operate are non-refundable. Certain tours, 

such as overland tours, customized tours and tours with theater performances or special events may be subject to different cancellation 

fees. ALL HELICOPTER, SCUBA DIVING, SNUBA, SPORTFISHING AND GOLF TOURS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE. Check with the Shore 

Excursion Desk for details. If a flight departure is cancelled due to weather by the flight company in conjunction with the Shore Excursion 

Manager, a full credit is given. You can cancel a tour by returning the tour ticket to the Shore Excursion Desk and advising the staff of the 

cancellation. Refunds will be credited to the guest’s onboard account. 

Prices 

Prices include meals, refreshments as indicated in the tour description and entrance fees, unless otherwise noted. There is no charge for children 

under the age of 2 who do not occupy a separate seat on a motorcoach tour. Children’s prices are only available as indicated on the order 

form. Participants under the age of 12 pay child prices and participants 12 years of age and older pay adult prices. Due to weight and 

balance limitations as well as passenger safety and comfort, helicopter guests weighing 250 pounds (113kg) or more (fully dressed), are 

charged an additional surcharge to reserve extra space on the helicopter and all flightseeing tours. All prices are in U.S. dollars. 

Prices on the order form DO NOT INCLUDE the additional 4.166% Hawai‘ian State Tax that is assessed on all Shore Excursions onboard. 

Tour Descriptions, Durations and Departure Times 

The tour descriptions are as current and accurate as possible considering that the booklet is published several months prior to your cruise. 

Please note that occasionally changes in the description do occur. Any significant changes will be noted on the NCL America website. 

Some tours will operate in an order that is different from that presented in the booklet. This helps to alleviate crowding at local venues. 

The information in the booklet is designed to help you select the excursions most suited to your interests. The individual tour descriptions 

include approximate durations and can be found under each tour name. Please note that departure times are subject to change. Please 

check the NCL America website (www.ncl.com/shorex) for the most current descriptions. 


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Insurance 

The duties and liabilities of a particular tour operator and the scope and extent of the operator’s insurance coverage may vary. Because 

of this, many travel professionals advise their clients to strongly consider purchasing cancellation insurance and a short-term personal 

health and accident policy from a reputable insurance company before leaving home. 

Personal possessions 

Personal articles including cameras, handbags, umbrellas, etc. are the guest’s responsibility. NCL America does not assume responsibility or 

liability for any item, or for personal effects, lost or damaged during any Shore Excursion or activity undertaken on behalf of the guest. 

Tour operators 

Tour operators have the right to require any individual to withdraw from a tour at any time if they deem the individual’s conduct 

detrimental to or incompatible with the interests, comfort, well-being or harmony of the group as a whole. Tour operators reserve the 

right to alter or adjust itineraries to meet local conditions for participant safety and convenience. Neither NCL America nor local tour 

operators can extend financial reimbursement to compensate for a participant’s disappointment in the event circumstances beyond the 

reasonable control of NCL America or the tour operator make it impossible to provide services as intended. 

Transportation 

All tours include round trip transportation. The best available local transportation is utilized in every port of call. However, guests should 

recognize that quality standards may vary. Air-conditioned vehicles are not always available. Cars, vans or taxis are often used in ports 

where coach transport is limited. 

Physically challenged guests 

While NCL America strives to make its Shore Excursion program available to all its guests, inherent tour venue limitations and/or tour operator 

limitations exist that are beyond NCL America’s control that limit the ability of guests with special needs to participate in certain Shore 

Excursions. We urge such guests to advise the Shore Excursion department of special needs when pre-booking tours and to further meet with 

the Shore Excursion staff on board to discuss their special needs as they relate with the unique characteristics of each Shore Excursion. 

IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS 

During your cruise, you may be presented with opportunities to purchase tours/guide services from outside companies. In the interest of 

your personal safety, we request you proceed with caution as some operators may not be licensed. For your information, NCL America 

uses only insured, reputable and fully licensed tour operators in our Shore Excursion program. 

TOUR INDICATORS / SYMBOLS 

Level 1: Tours with this designation involve walking over relatively level terrain. Comfortable shoes are recommended. 

Level 2: Tours with this designation can involve a considerable amount of physical activity such as walking over 

cobblestones or uneven surfaces, climbing stairs or steep terrain, swimming in a light current, or bicycle riding. 

They are not recommended for guests with walking difficulties. Comfortable sturdy shoes are recommended. 

Level 3: Tours with this designation involve physical exertion for extended periods of time. The terrain may be uneven 

or steep. They are recommended only for the physically fit and adventurous traveler. 

Physically Limited: Accommodates guests with limited mobility or in wheelchairs, provided there is a companion to assist them in 

and out of motorcoaches or other transportation or with the navigation of venues with uneven terrain and/or 

steps insofar as some or all of the destinations on this tour do not provide special access and/or equipment. 

Wheelchairs must be collapsible. Please notify the onboard Shore Excursion Staff of any special needs or 

concerns 48 hours prior to the requested tour departure. 

Meal: This tour includes a meal. 


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TOUR INDICATORS / SYMBOLS CONT. 

C-card: All participants must be certified Scuba divers and must have logged a Scuba dive or completed a refresher 

course within the past 12 months. You must present a nationally recognized Certification Card and fill out a 

short medical history and release form at the time of booking. A parent or guardian must accompany any 

diver under the age of 18. No children under the age of 12 allowed. 

Flight: Due to weight and balance limitations, as well as passenger safety and comfort, guests weighing 250 lbs. 

(113kg) or more (fully dressed), are charged an additional surcharge to reserve extra space on the 

helicopter. FAA requires passenger names and weights for weight and balance calculations and flight 

manifesting. Inaccurate weight reporting by guest may lead to denial of tour based on weight/balances of 

aircraft. ALL HELICOPTER TOURS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE ONCE PURCHASED. If a flight departure is 

cancelled due to weather by the flight company in conjunction with the Shore Excursion Manager, a full 

credit is given. 

Weight Symbol: This tour has specific weight requirements. 

Age Symbol: This tour has specific age requirements. 

NOTE: UNDER NCL AMERICA POLICY, ALL PARTICIPANTS UNDER THE AGE OF 18 MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT. 

Prices on the order form DO NOT INCLUDE the additional 4.166% Hawai‘ian State Tax that is assessed on all Shore Excursions onboard. 

NCL AMERICA GUEST SERVICE CENTER 

While you are in Honolulu, we cordially invite you to visit the NCL Guest Service Center located in the lobby of the Waikiki Beach 

Marriott Resort & Spa. Our friendly Service Center staff are available to assist with your every need and ensure you make the most of 

your time in paradise. From booking local Island Adventures, including tours on embarkation day, answering shipboard questions, assisting 

with transportation and luggage arrangements to the ship, making dining suggestions, pre-booking Shore Excursions or telling you about 

local “hot spots”, our Service Center staff are happy to share their Aloha Spirit and knowledge of Hawai‘i with you. 

ALL ABOUT DIVE IN TO ADVENTURE 

There’s a lot more to Hawai‘i than beaches, palm trees and hula dancers – like fiery volcanic calderas, deep lush valleys, towering 

mountains, freeform lava “sculptures” and exotic sea creatures swimming among huge coral heads. All perfect for anyone with a spirit of 

adventure. If you want to take home a life-long memory from your vacation, the Dive In To Adventure program offers tours like 

bicycling down the side of a volcano, hiking a trail next to volcanic steam vents and snorkeling or Scuba diving in waters that are home to 

whales, dolphins, sea turtles and an array of colorful tropical fish. NCL America reserves the right to deny passenger participation in the 

Dive In To Adventure program based on medical history information. If you are thinking of participating in the Discover Scuba or Snuba 

program and have a known medical condition, please get a clearance letter from your physician saying you have no restrictions to dive. 

This should be done prior to taking your cruise and the original letter should be brought along with you. 

ALL ABOUT NCL GOLF HAWAI‘I 

Playing golf in Hawai‘i has never been more convenient. We have reserved tee times on the island’s finest courses and you can pre-book 

all your rounds of golf on our website (www.ncl.com/golf) or at our onboard Pro Shop. All golf excursions include round-trip 

transportation. We offer top of the line brand name club and shoe rentals, as well as complete line of golf accessories, apparel and 

logo items. Should you decide to bring your own clubs, there is a nominal charge for use of our club storage facility and valet service. A 

list of participating golf courses can be found under each port of call in the golf sections of this document. 

PRO SHOP LOCATIONS: 

Pride of Aloha: Deck 7 – midship. Between the Kumu Cultural Center and Galleria Shops. 

Pride of America: Deck 5. Forward of the Soho Art Gallery, near the Show Lounge, Starboard side. 


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SHORE EXCURSIONS 

- HILO, HAWAI‘I - 

VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK ODYSSEY ITO-001 

Approximate Duration: 4 3/4 hours Level 1 / Physically Limited 

Learn about Hawai‘i’s Goddess of Fire, Madame Pele, as you explore Volcanoes National Park on an approximate 45-minute drive 

taking you along the Chain of Craters Road. Enjoy a unique view of this volcanic landscape. Standing at just over 5,000 feet, Kilauea is 

not the tallest volcano on the Big Island, but it is certainly the most active. Pass the Halemaumau Fire Pit and the Kilauea Iki Crater before 

stopping at the Thurston Lava Tube, where a short walk gives you the opportunity for an up-close view of an extinct lava tube. This tour 

also visits the Hawai‘i Volcano Observatory and Jaggar Museum. Its videos of eruptions, geological displays and working seismographic 

equipment show the geological changes caused over the years by this active volcano. Then visit the Mauna Loa Macadamia Nut Factory, 

where the tasty nut can be found coated in everything from chocolate to Kona coffee. 

Note: Some walking on uneven ground is required. While at Volcanoes National Park, you will not see molten lava. Thurston Lave Tube is not wheelchair 

accessible due to uneven pathway and steps. 

NANI MAU & AKAKA FALLS ITO-002 

Approximate Duration: 4 1/2 hours Level 2 

The windward side of The Big Island is said to be a gift of nature; you’ll discover its beauties on this tour. Departing the pier, you’ll drive 

through Hilo’s scenic Bay along Banyan Drive and pass Liliuokalani Park, filled with an amazing variety of tropical plants and flowers. 

Continue on the Hawai‘i Belt Road, traveling in the direction of the Hamakua Coast, where en route, you will pass through small villages 

with quaint names like Onomea and Pepeekeo. The highlight of your excursion will be the visit to Akaka Falls on the slopes of dormant 

Mauna Kea Volcano. Here, water plunges over 410 feet in a sheer drop over a volcanic cliff. Before returning to the pier, there will be a 

stop for shopping and, at the Nani Mau Botanical Garden, discover why the ‘Big Island’ has another nickname: ‘Orchid Island’. You will 

also visit Big Island Candies, where you may sample Kona coffee, hand-made cookies and candies, a big favorite to this island. 

Note: Some walking over damp and slippery surfaces, including several steps, is required. This tour is not wheelchair accessible due to the pathways and steps at Akaka Falls. 

VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK & RAINBOW FALLS ITO-003 

Approximate Duration: 6 1/2 hours Level 1 / Physically Limited / Meal 

Your tour begins with a short drive to Wailuku River State Park and Rainbow Falls. The 80-foot falls cascade into a circular pool in the 

Wailuku River and, as they hit the water below, rainbows are often flung into the mist. Your tour continues to the spectacular Nani Mau 

Botanical Garden before an approximate 60-minute drive to Volcanoes National Park, where 70 million years of volcanism are on 

display. Admire the remarkable view of Kilauea Volcano, earth’s most active volcano, as you enjoy a buffet lunch. Then get ready for a 

fascinating drive along the 11-mile Crater Rim to enjoy a unique view of this volcanic landscape and learn about Madame Pele, Hawai‘i’s 

Goddess of Fire. Then trace the birth of the Hawai‘ian Islands when you visit Hawai‘i Volcano Observatory and the Jaggar Museum. You 

will also have the opportunity to walk through the Thurston Lava Tube before a visit at Mauna Loa Macadamia Nut Factory, where the 

tasty nut can be found coated in everything from chocolate to Kona coffee. 

Note: Some walking on uneven ground is required. While at Volcanoes National Park, you will not see molten lava. Thurston Lave Tube is not wheelchair 

accessible due to uneven pathways and steps. 


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WORLDS TALLEST MOUNTAIN – MAUNA KEA ITO-005 

Approximate Duration: 6 hours Level 2 / Meal / Age Restrictions 

Mauna Kea Volcano measures 32,000 feet from its base to its summit at 13,796 feet above sea level. This makes it the tallest mountain in the 

world, and the most sought after astronomical site, with 13 telescopes representing 12 countries scanning the heavens and looking beyond the stars 

to galaxies far beyond. Home to the most powerful observatories and telescopes, including the Keck Telescope which has the world's largest mirror, 

it is also home to the cultural heritage of the Hawai‘ian people. During the last Ice Age, Mauna Kea was heavily glaciated and with the mixing of 

ice and molten lava it formed a dense rock that ancient Hawai‘ians quarried to make durable blades and adzes. Your “Sea to Sky” experience 

will start as you depart from the pier in an air-conditioned 4 x 4 van, making your way through the historic town of Hilo northward towards Mauna 

Kea. The ancient Hawai‘ians also considered it the home of the Female Deities, and of their spirituality that brought life to all below. It was the 

meeting place of Heaven and Earth and the burial place of High Chiefs. The view atop Mauna Kea can only be described as "Majestic", with the 

clouds often below you. This tour includes a stop at Onizuka Center for International Astronomy at 9,200 feet and the world's largest telescope at 

Keck Observatory (weekdays only). A journey few experience and none forget, the closest you’ll get to the sky without leaving earth. 

Note: Participants must be over 16 years of age (State Requirement). Sandwiches, water and snacks provided. The Visitor Center also has coffee, candies and 

souvenirs. Oxygen is carried for emergencies. This tour is not recommended for pregnant women, persons suffering from respiratory disorders or heart 

problems. Jacket, long pants and comfortable shoes are recommended. Warm parkas are also provided, as the temperatures at the summit may be cold. 

During winter, rare overnight storms can close the summit road without warning. In these cases we will provide an alternate tour but cannot visit the Summit 

Telescopes. When Keck is closed we will visit one of the other open facilities. 

EXPLORE THE LAND OF FROZEN FIRE ITO-021 


From the pier, in an air-conditioned van, you head to the "Wild West" Pahoa Town and Lava Tree State Park, on the eastern rift zone of 

Kilauea. In 1959 the massive Kapoho Lava flow engulfed the area with enough lava to pave an eight-lane highway four times around 

the world. Today you can see the lava tree molds formed when lava surrounds a tree, freezes against it then drains away. You’ll visit 

Ahalanui warm springs, with its volcanically heated 90-degree water, then drive along a stretch of highway that often floods at high tide. 

Along the way and at brief stops, you will view the dramatic and beautiful scenery formed when lava meets the sea: cliffs, lava tubes 

and blow holes. At Kaimu, once the site of a famous black sand beach and a small town, both destroyed by a 1990 lava flow, a stop is 

made where you can walk on the “Frozen Fire” and view the active volcanic vent in the distance. You will visit a standing survivor of the 

eruption, Uncle Robert's Hawai‘ian Village and Snack Shop, where you can purchase beverages, and view a picture exhibit showing 

information of the lava you just walked on and the area prior to the 1990 lava flow. 

Note: Some walking on uneven ground is required. Participants must wear closed-toe shoes. We recommend that you wear comfortable clothing. 

COASTAL HILO & HAWAI‘I TROPICAL BOTANICAL GARDENS ITO-007 


Located on Onomea Bay, this world-renowned tropical garden is a nature preserve that is acclaimed by visitors as ‘the most beautiful 

area in Hawai‘i’. En route, your narrated tour takes you through the Japanese-style Liliuokalani Gardens, along Hilo Bay and the lush 

Hamakua Coast to Onomea Bay. Here, in the Hawai‘i Tropical Botanical Garden, more than 2,500 species of tropical plant life have 

been assembled from regions all over the world; plants are labeled for identification. A stroll through the incomparable Orchid Garden 

is a true photographer’s paradise. You’ll receive a map of the garden trails at the Visitor Center, and then enjoy your time wandering the 

garden grounds on your own, taking photographs or simply enjoying the incredible beauty. A great add on to your day! 

Note: Wear comfortable walking shoes. There is approximately one mile of walking. 


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HAWAI‘IAN ECO-SAFARI ITO-008 

Approximate Duration: 5 hours Level 1 / Meal 

Enjoy a day of exploration and learn about the formation, population, history, and culture of the Hawai‘ian Islands. Gain an understanding of the 

volcanic forces that created the islands, and continue to shape the island of Hawai‘i today. Learn about the native flora and fauna as well as the 

many species which have affected the natural course of the island’s eco-system. Visit the Panaewa Rainforest Zoo, the only rainforest zoo in America, 

where you will see a collection of rare Hawai‘ian birds as well as many other exhibits. Namaste, the white tiger is always a crowd favorite. Tour the 

arboretum at Mauna Loa Macadamia Nut Farm’s Visitors Center, and learn about native and introduced plants. The gift shop at the Visitors Center is 

full of tasty treats to sample and take home. At Lava Tree Park, take a short walk to view the “lava trees” which are a lasting example of what 

happens when a lava flow overruns a rainforest. On the way to Ahalanui Park, you will view the Kapoho Lava Flow, which destroyed the village of 

Kapoho in 1960. Enjoy a relaxing dip in the geo-thermal pool, which is fed by fresh water heated by the volcano, and makes for water temperatures 

as high as 95 degrees, or just take in the breathtaking ocean views. 

Note: Includes a picnic deli-style lunch. 

DISCOVER HILO – WAVES & WATERFALLS ITO-006 


Experience all of the best things about Hilo in one tour – visit Akaka Falls, the Tsunami Museum, the Shinmachi Memorial, the historic King 

Kamehameha Statue and a stop at Big Island Candies to stock up on world-famous hand-made Hawai‘ian treats – all in the comfort of 

an air-conditioned mini-coach. This tour takes you along the scenic “Old Road” through lush rainforest en route to magnificent Akaka Falls 

plunging 420 feet over the sheer cliffs of dormant Mauna Kea Volcano – take this opportunity to photograph some of the island’s most 

dramatic tropical foliage. At the Tsunami Museum you will watch an educational film about the awesome power of the Tsunami, including 

real footage of the Tsunami of 1946 that devastated so much of Hilo, and listen to informative talks given by locals. Now your visit to the 

beautiful Shinmachi Memorial – erected in honor of the many residents of Hilo who lost their lives to the Tsunami of 1946 – will be even 

more powerful, as you will understand the magnitude of the devastation caused by the powerful tsunami. Now you can say you have 

really “done Hilo!” 

Note: Participants should wear comfortable walking shoes. Dress in layers appropriate for variable weather conditions, including rain. Some walking over 

damp and slippery surfaces, including several steps is required. This tour is not wheelchair accessible due to pathways and steps at Akaka Falls. 

HAWAI‘I’S WINDWARD COAST & WATERFALLS ITO-009 

Approximate Duration: 6 1 /2 hours Level 1 / Meal / Age Restrictions 

Follow the trade winds as you venture along the coastal lands of Hawai‘i’s oldest volcanic mountains. Along the way, enjoy easy walking 

explorations to little-visited yet accessible waterfalls and coastal areas. Scenic old roads wind along towering cliffs and rainforest 

streams taking you toward magnificent Waipi’o Valley – the largest valley on the Island of Hawai‘i. On the return leg, you will enjoy a 

walk through the heritage town of Honoka’a, with its charming old-style storefronts. En route, you will stop at Laupahoehoe Point with its 

spectacular shoreline; Waikaumalo Park with its scenic stream and tropical plants; and several beautiful waterfalls, one of which has 

amazing botanical gardens. Enjoy a picnic lunch at one of these scenic areas. Your experienced guide will provide you with fascinating 

information about these beautiful places, stories of the people on this land and the dramatic work of nature along this stretch of coast. Be 

sure to bring your camera! 

Note: Participants must be at least 8 years of age and able to walk short distances. Wear sturdy walking shoes and sunscreen. Rain protection is provided 

when necessary. This is not a hiking tour. A gourmet deli-style picnic lunch is included. 


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PRIDE OF ALOHA SHORE EXCURSIONS 

SECRETS OF PUNA ITO-027 


Climb aboard a luxury 4 x 4 SUV for a very memorable and exciting adventure to Puna, located on the southeast corner of the Big 

Island and home to some of the world’s most spectacular natural sights. Kilauea Volcano has been erupting continuously since January 3, 

1983 and has added more than 600 acres of land to the island. This creation also came at a price. As we set off on our journey, sit back 

and relax as we play for you a visual audio onboard showing footage of the eruptions and hearing firsthand stories of life in Kalapana 

from former residents who witnessed the destruction of their homes and lives only fifteen years ago. During this venture you will visit the 

site of what was once know to be the finest black sand beach in the world, Kaimu, entombed since 1990 under 75 feet of lava. We then 

stop at Mackenzie Park and view the dramatic 75-foot high lava cliffs overlooking the brilliant blue waters of the Pacific. Here you will 

enjoy a gourmet lunch while you admire the views. After lunch we continue on to the village of Kapoho, destroyed by the eruption in 

1960 before making a stop at the secret volcanically heated saltwater pool, where you can snorkel if you wish or just take a swim to 

cool off. Our final destination is to Lava Tree State Park for a short walk, where in 1790 a lava flow overran the jungle and Ohia trees 

encasing them forever in lava. On our return drive we will pass through Pahoa, a quaint town with wooden sidewalks and an outlaw 

reputation, and the perfect spot to see old Hawai‘i! 

Note: Participants must be in good health and able to walk over uneven ground. We recommend you wear a swimsuit under comfortable clothing, walking 

shoes, a light raincoat and bring along sunscreen and a hat. Snorkel gear and beach towels are all provided. Lunch, snacks and beverages are also included 

throughout the day. This tour is exclusive and only accommodates up to 7 people. 

CIRCLE OF FIRE HELICOPTER ITO-010 

Approximate Duration: 2 1/2 hours Flight 

See earth’s most geologically active environment, the Kilauea Volcano, on a thrilling helicopter ride. This remarkable flightseeing tour 

emphasizes the most current areas of volcanic activity. You will fly over Kilauea’s most recent eruption sites and follow the surface activity 

down to the devastated village of Kalapana. View lava flows, the Puna Forest and black sand beaches, formed of lava that has been 

cooled by the water and ground smooth as glass by the ocean. In the course of your tour, you will receive an informative commentary 

from your tour guide/pilot over an individual Bose headset. 

Note: Approximate flight time is 45 minutes. THIS TOUR IS NON-REFUNDABLE. 

- HILO GOLF - 

VOLCANO GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB COURSE ITO-023 

Approximate Duration: 6 hours 

Golf on the rim of a volcano! Volcano Golf Course is one of the world’s most unusual courses. Situated on the rim of the active Kilauea 

volcanic crater, Volcano Golf Course lies in the cool highlands 4,000 feet above the sea, with sweeping vistas of Mauna Loa and Mauna 

Kea (both snowcapped in winter). The course is 18 holes, par 72, and a total of 6,547 yards of playing area. Located in Hawai‘i 

Volcanoes National Park, a scenic 30-mile drive from Hilo, the course also offers a full restaurant and bar. Because of the higher 

elevation, don’t forget some warmer clothing. 

Note: THIS TOUR IS NON-REFUNDABLE. 


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- HILO DIVE IN TO ADVENTURE - 

KILAUEA LAVA VIEWING ADVENTURE HIKE ITO-013 


The site of flowing lava is incredible, and this is your best chance to see it! You will travel 51 miles from Hilo in an air-conditioned van 

that will take you up 4,000 feet to Kilauea Volcano and back down to the sea. Here on the coast is where you will have the best chance 

to see flowing lava. For 22 years Kilauea has been erupting with lava moving slowly back and forth along a 10-mile stretch as it enters 

the sea. You will walk on the newest land on earth, in some cases formed only hours before your arrival and still hot. Time permitting 

after the hike you will also visit other park features. 

Note: Participants must be at least 10 years of age. Infants are not permitted even if carried by adults. You must wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes and we highly recommend 

comfortable clothing in layers, long pants, sturdy covered walking shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat. This is a heavy hiking tour that is approximately two to six miles 

roundtrip and involves walking at a good pace over uneven surfaces with large angle changes that require a degree of balance. Although seeing lava is the goal, red lava 

viewing is up to Mother Nature and not guaranteed. When there are pauses in lava flow, or it is too distant to reach, we will visit the most recent flow sites. Due to natural 

sulfur gases this tour is not recommended for those with respiratory or heart problems. Due to the type of ground you are hiking over, gloves are also provided. Lunch, 

snacks and bottled water are included. 

KILAUEA VOLCANO BIKING ADVENTURE ITO-019 

Approximate Duration: 5 hours Level 2 / Age Restrictions 

The best way to see Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park is on a bike! Your exciting day begins with a scenic narrated drive from the cruise 

ship pier to the Visitor’s Center at the Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park where you will receive a detailed orientation and safety briefing 

and be fitted with a 21-speed, comfort-designed mountain bike and safety equipment. Your eight-mile bike ride around the Kilauea 

Caldera is on paved roads and takes place over mostly level or downhill terrain over 2 to 2 1/2 hours. The ride is punctuated with scenic 

view stops and short walks to the Kilauea Iki Overlook, the famous Thurston Lava Tube, Pu’u Pua’i Overlook and the Halema’uma’u 

Overlook, just to name a few. The ride includes two short uphill sections. If you do not wish to ride the hills you may ride in the van at any 

time. After your ride, stop at the Jaggar Museum where you will see videos of the volcano erupting. The Jaggar Museum is also home to 

many seismographs, which monitor every twitch of the earth. Throughout the tour your guide will share with you history and geology of 

the area during the frequent stops along the way – an exciting and active way to spend the day at the volcano! 

Note: Participants must be at least 12 years of age and comfortable riding a bike. Elevation is 4,000 feet so wear comfortable clothing in layers, covered 

shoes and bring sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat. Bike, helmet, gloves and rain jacket or ponchos are provided, as well as bottled water and snacks. Tour vans 

will follow during bike ride; cameras and other personal belongings may be left in van if you wish. Natural sulfur gases may affect those with respiratory 

problems. You will not see molten lava on this tour. 

KILAUEA VOLCANO HIKING ADVENTURE ITO-012 


See Kilauea Volcano and hike directly to the source of creation of the Hawai‘ian Islands. Incredibly enough, the land you cross gets 

younger as the air-conditioned van climbs from the Port of Hilo to the 4,000 foot summit of Kilauea Volcano and Hawai‘i Volcanoes 

National Park where new land is brought from the earth’s interior to the surface. This is a rare and unforgettable experience in a very 

special place! In the park your naturalist guide will provide you with details about the volcanic activity, the plants and human history. In 

addition, you will learn of the cultural significance of the area and hear ancient legends of Pele, the fire goddess. Kilauea remains a 

sacred place for many Hawai‘ians. Immersed in the terrain and flora of Kilauea Volcano, you’ll hike through lava fields, rainforest, near 

steam vents and through a lava tube. When flowing lava is accessible we will get you as close as safely possible. 

Note: Participants must be at least 8 years of age, able to walk on rocky and uneven terrain and capable of a four-mile walk into a crater some 400 feet in 

depth. We recommend you wear comfortable clothing in layers, sturdy covered walking shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat. Although seeing lava is the 

goal, red lava viewing is up to Mother Nature and not guaranteed. This tour is not recommended for those with respiratory or heart problems. Lunch, bottled 

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HAWAI‘I VOLCANOES DELUXE NATURE ADVENTURE ITO-011 


Join this intimate and educational adventure to earth’s most active volcano – Kilauea in Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park. Over the years 

we have learned the best stops and short walks that reveal the essence of Kilauea. Your naturalist guide will share with you the wonders 

of this special place. Your journey begins from the pier, where an air-conditioned passenger van will take you from sea level up the slope 

of the world’s largest volcano, Mauna Loa, to an elevation of 4,000 feet and the summit of Kilauea, where you will visit the National 

Park Headquarters. Explore the park’s natural features both by vehicle and with short walks. And, of course, if flowing lava is accessible 

we will make that a priority. 

Note: Participants must be at least 4 years of age and able to comfortably walk short distances of up to one mile on rocky and uneven terrain. You must 

wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes and we recommend you dress in long pants and a light jacket. Lunch, bottled water, beverages and gear are included. Seeing 

molten lava is not guaranteed. 

HILO BAY WATERFALL & KAYAK ADVENTURE ITO-018 

Approximate Duration: 2 1/2 hours Level 3 / Age & Weight Restrictions 

Your adventure begins from a black sand beach in the heart of Hilo, just a short distance from the cruise ship pier. Enjoy a great time on 

the water with fun guides and amazing views – look out for a glimpse of the Mauna Kea Summit. Hilo is Americas wettest city so be 

prepared for plenty of rainbows and a lush tropical coastline (the guides bring rain hats and ponchos but the water is always warm!). 

Your kayaking excursion will take you out past Coconut Island and along Hilo’s shoreline with magnificent views of the Wailoa Park 

Estuary and the Wailuku River Waterfall, where the 18-mile river reaches the ocean. 

Note: Participants must be at least 10 years of age and in good physical condition. Maximum weight allowed is 250 lbs. This tour is not recommended for 

those with back problems or heart conditions. You should wear a swimsuit under comfortable clothing. Waterproof camera, sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat 

are recommended. Bring a towel. Two-person ocean kayaks, safety gear and paddling instruction will be provided. Itinerary is subject to change due to 

weather and water conditions. 

- WAIPIO VALLEY ADVENTURES - 

Visit one of the most beautiful valleys and secret spots in the Hawai‘ian Islands! Considered by many as one of most beautiful places on 

earth, Waipio is often referred to as the Valley of the Kings since it was once home to many of the Ali‘I (royalty). Here, in 1780, King 

Kamehameha was proclaimed future ruler of the Hawai‘i Islands. In addition to its beauty and history, the valley is home to many stories 

of the gods and the site of many important heiau (shrine). Your adventure begins with a scenic drive up the Hamakua Coast to Waipi’o; 

lush and green the valley is remote and not easily accessible to the public. Let your imagination come alive as your Hawai‘i-born guide’s 

show you the wonders of this area on a number of fun activities: via Horseback, ATV, Mule-Drawn wagon or in a 4 X 4 van to the Valley 

of the Kings. From the lookout, breathtaking views unfold before you: the ocean with its black sand beach, the valley’s floor with its steep 

cliffs, taro fields, tropical plants, and conditions permitting you may even view cascading waterfalls. Upon arrival at Waipio, a stop will 

be made at the Valley Artworks Gallery (except on the Mule Drawn Wagon), where restrooms facilities, local handy-craft souvenirs and 

refreshments are available for purchase. You will then transfer by van to the departure point for the tour you chose. Here on this sacred 

mountaintop, is where you will find the spirit of Hawai‘i. 

Note: Tours operate weather permitting – tropical rains may force cancellation. Waterfalls are not always visible. TOURS TO WAIPIO VALLEY ARE NOT 

AVAILABLE ON SUNDAYS. 

WAIPIO VALLEY OF THE KINGS EXPEDITION ITO-014 


Explore the beauty of Waipio Valley via 4 x 4 van guided by your Hawai‘ian native-born guide. Drive over backcountry roads to scenic 

points and sites of historical significance not accessible by the general public. Surrounded by vertical cliffs and lush foliage, this is a true 

glimpse into the untouched Hawai‘i. 

Note: Participants should expect to drive on uneven, bumpy terrain and through streams in the valley floor. 


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WAIPIO VALLEY ATV TOUR ITO-015 


Spectacular scenery awaits you on this adventure as you drive your own four wheeled ATV along the mountain ridge, high above the 

valley that stretches out to a black sand beach and the crashing waves of the Pacific. 

Note: Participants must drive their own ATV and be at least 16 years of age. Minimum weight: 100 lbs, Maximum weight: 250 lbs. A long-sleeved shirt, 

long pants and closed-toe shoes are required for protection against flying rocks, etc. Top of the line, fully automatic and user-friendly ATVs are used and a 

short safety course will also be given prior to your ride. This tour is not advisable for pregnant women. 

WAIPIO VALLEY RIM HORSEBACK RIDE ITO-016 


Saddle up and explore the trails above Waipio Valley on a two-hour horseback ride along the rim of this sacred valley. The sugar cane 

companies have long restricted entry into this area, but recently the incredible views have become accessible to those on horseback. 

Note: Participants must be at least 8 years of age. Maximum weight is 230 lbs. Long pants are highly recommended due to the coarseness of horse’s hair. 

Bring a hat and sunscreen. Closed-toe shoes are required. This tour is not advisable for pregnant women. 

WAIPIO VALLEY MULE-DRAWN WAGON ITO-017 

Approximate Duration: 5 1/2 hours Level 1 / Weight Restrictions 

Step back in time and visit Waipi‘o Valley as few have – in a mule-drawn wagon. Here about its history, legends and spiritual 

significance. Built especially for Waipio’s rough terrain the wagon has cushioned seats and GM shocks for a comfortable ride. 

Note: Wear comfortable clothes and good walking shoes. Maximum weight permitted is 300 lbs. Please advise if over 250 lbs., for passenger comfort. 

- HAWAI‘I OVERLAND TOUR - 

MAUNA KEA SUMMIT & STARGAZING ADVENTURE ITO-024 

Approximate Duration: 7 hours with an OVERNIGHT STAY Level 2 / Age Restrictions / Meal 

Join us for an intriguing and provocative journey through space and time. The drive to the summit of Mauna Kea is one you'll never forget. On your 

way to the summit you will learn about the remarkable evolution and changes our island’s natural world has experienced. It's hard to believe you're in 

Hawai‘i as you climb to 13,500-foot elevation above sea level. Our dinner stop at a historic ranch outpost features a hot, picnic style dinner. After 

dinner we make our way to the summit of the world’s tallest volcano for a sensational sunset view. Once at the summit we are afforded spectacular 

views of the horizon, Haleakala on Maui, Mauna Kea's world-class array of telescopes and the famous Mauna Kea sunset. You'll experience the 

spiritual energy of what many Hawai‘ians believe to be the most sacred place in all the islands. Stand on top of the world's tallest mountain, which 

rises from the ocean floor to over 31,000 feet high. In your hooded parka you'll stand in awe at both natures sublime creation and man's astonishing 

technological achievements. You’ll be in awe amidst the largest collection of telescopes on earth and witness some of the most dramatic scenery you’ll 

ever experience. At a lower elevation, your interpretive naturalist guide will reveal the wonders and world-class clarity of our Hawai‘ian night skies. 

After sunset we descend back down to the 9,000-foot elevation next to the Visitor's Information Station. Here we set up our own telescope and have 

a sky party. Wrapped warm in Arctic parkas, with hot beverages and chocolate macadamia nut cookies, you will marvel at the brilliance of the 

Hawai‘ian sky. Enjoy as your naturalist guide's entertain you with stories of the infinite world of the observable universe, and offer you a personal and 

educational look at the heavens. 

Note: Participants must be at least 16 years of age. You will spend one overnight at a first-class hotel on the Big Island of Hawai‘i. Each guest is allowed one 

small hand carry bag. Guests should be able to hike on uneven or rocky terrain. We sometimes encounter cool, wet, or muddy conditions. Because of high 

altitude this tour is not advised for those with respiratory, circulatory, or heart conditions, pregnancy or poor health. Scuba divers should be aware of altitude 

dangers. Dinner, chocolate-macadamia nut cookies, hot beverages, hooded parkas and warm gloves are included. Pick-up from the hotel for transfer to the 

ship is at 10:00am. THIS TOUR IS NON-REFUNDABLE. 


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- HONOLULU, O‘HAU - 

THE FOLLOWING TOURS END AT HONOLULU INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. 

PEARL HARBOR & HONOLULU CITY TOUR HNL-001 

Approximate Duration: 4 1/2 hours Level 1/ Physically Limited 

Departing from the pier, you will drive directly to Pearl Harbor and the Arizona Memorial Visitor Center. After a short orientation, a 

motor launch will take you to the memorial, which straddles the hull of the USS Arizona. This is the final resting place for many of the 

crewmen killed on December 7, 1941. Following this sobering visit, continue to the landmarks of downtown Honolulu. Enjoy a stop at the 

statue of the great ruler, King Kamehameha. You will see Iolani Palace, the residence of Hawai‘i’s monarchy, and Kawaiahao, Hawai‘i’s 

oldest church, as well as Washington Place, once home to Queen Liliuokalani. Your tour concludes with a drive through the Punchbowl 

National Cemetery, set in the crater of an extinct volcano. Then relax and enjoy the panoramic city views on your drive to the airport. 

Note: This tour is available for guests with flights departing Honolulu International Airport after 4:00 pm. Due to heightened security, absolutely no purses, 

backpacks, fanny packs or camera cases are allowed at Pearl Harbor. Cameras are permitted, but not camera cases. 

NATURAL HIGHLIGHTS OF O‘HAU HNL-005 


See some of O‘hau’s magnificent scenery on this excursion that starts with a drive by Diamond Head Crater, where your guide will discuss 

the origins of Hawai‘i’s defining landmark. Then get set to view the magnificent seascapes as you travel along O‘hau’s southern coast to 

beautiful Hanauma Bay. Prime your camera to catch the action at the famous Halona Point Blowhole, where seawater erupts through an 

open volcanic vent in a brilliant fountain. More great scenery awaits at Makapu’u Lookout, followed by an ancient archeological site and 

former war temple. As you wind your way along the island, your guide will tell you about the geography, food, plants, and birds. Your 

final highlight will be the Pali Lookout, located high in the Ko’olau Mountains. Legend holds that Hawai‘i’s warriors once fell to their deaths 

from these windswept, cloud-covered cliffs. 

Note: This tour is available for guests with flights departing Honolulu International Airport after 3:00 pm OR who are staying in a hotel that is part of the 

NCL post cruise package program. 

PEARL HARBOR & USS MISSOURI HNL-002 


Celebrate the honor, valor and courage of the U.S. servicemen who served during World War II on this special tour. This nostalgic journey 

takes you to the two places that marked the beginning and the end of the war for the United States – Pearl Harbor and the USS 

Missouri. At the site of Pearl Harbor you'll visit the Arizona Memorial where the remains of the USS Arizona lie silent beneath the waves. 

The historic events of the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor will unfold in detailed narrations and photos. While at Pearl Harbor, you'll travel 

across the Ford Island Bridge to the historic USS Missouri battleship, nicknamed the 'Mighty Mo'. It was on the decks of this celebrated 

warship that the treaty ending World War II was signed. Explore the passages, rooms and corridors on a self-guided tour. From Pearl 

Harbor you will enjoy the scenic sights with a drive through metropolitan Honolulu. This tour may operate in reverse order. 

Note: This tour ends at Honolulu International Airport and is for guests with flights departing after 6:00 pm. Due to heightened security, absolutely no purses, 

backpacks, fanny packs or camera cases are allowed at Pearl Harbor. Cameras are permitted, but not camera cases. 

GRAND CIRCLE ISLAND TOUR HNL-006 

Approximate Duration: 7 hours Level 1 / Physically Limited / Meal 

Get to know O‘hau on this all-day tour that covers 120 miles of the top sightseeing spots with lunch included. You’ll circle the entire island, 

beginning with a drive by the world-famous Diamond Head Crater. On this scenic tour, you’ll witness Hawai‘i’s own version of Old Faithful, 

the blowhole where water erupts through volcanic vents with the force of the ocean behind it! Your path takes you to Sandy Beach, a 

favorite for body surfers. Then you will continue to the North Shore, home to the most celebrated surfing zones in the world, such as 

Waimea Bay, Sunset Beach and the spectacular Banzai Pipeline. In colorful contrast to the brilliant blue waters, you’ll also see the 

emerald green fields of pineapple and sugar cane waving gently in the breeze. Enjoy a glimpse into the Hawai‘i of long ago as you 

pass remnants of old homesteads on your return to Honolulu. 

Note: This tour is available for guests with flights departing Honolulu International Airport after 8:00 pm. 


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DELUXE GRAND CIRCLE ISLAND TOUR HNL-007 


Get to know O‘hau inside and out on this all-day tour that covers 120 miles of the top sightseeing spots with lunch included. You’ll circle 

the entire island, beginning with a drive by the world-famous Diamond Head Crater. On this scenic tour, you’ll witness Hawai‘i’s own 

version of Old Faithful, the blowhole where water erupts through volcanic vents with the force of the ocean behind it! Your path takes you 

to Sandy Beach, a favorite for body surfers. Then you will continue to the North Shore, home to the most celebrated surfing zones in the 

world, such as Waimea Bay, Sunset Beach and the spectacular Banzai Pipeline. In colorful contrast to the brilliant blue waters, you’ll also 

see the emerald green fields of pineapple and sugar cane waving gently in the breeze. Enjoy a glimpse into the Hawai‘i of long ago as 

you pass remnants of old homesteads on your return to Honolulu. This tour also includes a stop at the exciting new Ward Entertainment 

Center where you can shop and dine. 

Note: This tour ends at Honolulu International Airport and is for guests with flights departing after 9:30 pm. 

ATLANTIS SUBMARINE HNL-008 


Climb aboard an Atlantis Submarine, the world’s largest fleet of hi-tech passenger submarines. Your adventure begins with transportation 

from your ship to Waikiki’s Hilton Hawai‘ian Village where you will be escorted to the Atlantis Pier. Here you will board the Atlantis 

transfer vessel for a 15-minute boat ride with scenic views of Waikiki and Diamond Head. Upon arrival at the Atlantis dive site you will 

transfer to the submarine. Being in a submarine and descending to 100 feet underwater is an adventure by itself. To add to this 

unforgettable experience, just imagine the marine life you will see up close. The Atlantis Waikiki dive site is home to many Hawai‘ian fish, 

coral and turtles. Known for their quality and safety, Atlantis Submarines offers an eye-opening experience that takes you beyond the 

classroom as you learn about coral, reef life and submersibles while visiting our sunken shipwrecks, airplane and other artificial reefs. 

Your friendly crew will share their love of the ocean with you. With a spacious air-conditioned interior, large view ports and comfortable 

seating, this one-of-a-kind submarine allows you access to Hawai‘i’s sea life. If you haven’t been to the bottom of the ocean before, this 

tour is a “must-do”. After your submarine adventure, you and your luggage will be taken to the airport. 

Note: Participants must be at least 36 inches tall and able to navigate a seven-step vertical ladder into and out of the submarine. Comfortable clothes and 

sensible shoes are advised for boat transfers and navigating the submarine ladder. This tour is available for guests with flights departing after 5:00 pm. 

Luggage will be transported with guests on the bus and will remain on the bus during submarine ride. 

MEET THE DOLPHINS AT SEALIFE PARK HNL-009 


Your adventure begins with a narrated scenic ride to Sealife Park. Go behind the scenes and visit some of the dolphins in the training 

area while a Sealife Park guide tells you all about them, and then watch as the trainers work with the dolphins. You too can help reward 

the dolphins by touching them and giving them their favorite treat! You will also see Keikaimalu, the worlds only known “wholphin”. While 

visiting the dolphins in the training area, a professional photographer will take your photograph with one of the park’s dolphins as a 

complimentary souvenir. In addition to this incredible experience, you are free to discover Sealife Park, before meeting at a predesignated 

area. Sealife Park features dolphins, sea lions, penguins, sea turtles, shows and exhibits. Once your day of fun is complete, 

you and your luggage will be transported to the airport. 

Note: Participants under 3 years of age may accompany their parents at no charge, but will not be able to participate in all aspects of the program such as 

touching and feeding dolphins, though they may be included in the parent’s photograph. This is not a dolphin encounter; you do not get into the water with the 

dolphins. This tour is available for guests with flights departing Honolulu International Airport after 6:30 pm. 

O’AHU DELUXE ISLAND HELICOPTER HNL-018 


This extensive flight covers the history, myths and spectacular sites of beautiful O’ahu. You will explore the hidden rainforests, valleys, waterfalls and 

beaches of O’ahu, only made possible by the unique abilities of the helicopter. You will cruise past the vivid turquoise coral reefs and white sand of 

Waikiki to the extinct volcano of Diamond Head, the mythical home of Pele, the fire Goddess. You will see the cliffs in the Nuuanu Valley where 

King Kamehameha defeated the O‘hauans in 1795. You will see the locations made famous by movies such as Jurassic Park, Hawai’i Five “O”, 

Magnum P.I., Pearl Harbor and Gilligan’s Island. Your flight continues north up the spectacular coastline to Sacred Falls before returning via the Dole 

Pineapple Plantations. Your flight includes views of Pearl Harbor, Battleship Row, Punchbowl National Cemetery and the Arizona Memorial. 

Note: Actual flight time is approximately 45-50 minutes. This tour is available for guests with flights departing Honolulu International Airport after 3:30 pm. 


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CULTURAL HONOLULU & BISHOP MUSEUM HNL-014 

Approximate Duration: 3 1/2 hours Level 1/ Physically Limited 

Uncover the rich 2,000-year history of Hawai‘i in one afternoon. This fascinating trip through time takes you from the first perilous ocean 

voyages of the ancient Polynesians to the metropolitan Mecca that is now current day Honolulu. Starting at the Pali Lookout, you'll get a 

picture-perfect view of the island's scenic windward side. Next you will visit the Bishop Museum. This nationally ranked museum holds the 

finest collection of Pacific artwork and historic artifacts in the world. From intricate feather capes of the Hawai‘ian Ali’i, to traditional 

weapons and everyday objects from ancient Polynesia, the museum offers an in-depth view of Hawai‘i's earliest people. Throughout your 

excursion, you will pass by some of Hawai‘i's most famous landmarks, so be sure to bring your camera! 


SHOP, SHOP, SHOP! HNL-011 

Approximate Duration: 6 hours Level 1 / Physically Limited 

Escape from the crowded confines of the mall on this outdoor adventure filled with shopping delights. Your first stop is the Aloha Stadium Flea 

Market. The Flea Market is the gathering place for an eclectic collection of vendors offering unique selections of products and food. Stroll 

through the stalls brimming with local apparel, Hawai‘ian gifts and special one-of-a-kind souvenirs. Take a refreshing drink of coconut milk 

straight from the husk. Whatever you're looking for, you're bound to find it here at a great value. Your next stop takes you to world-famous 

Waikiki where international chic mingles with contemporary Hawai‘ian charm. Shop from the collection of renowned name brand stores such as 

Chanel, Burberry, Gucci and Louis Vuitton. If the latest runway fashion isn't your thing, visit any one of the many delightful local stores and 

galleries that are peppered throughout Waikiki. Hawai‘ian print shirts and dresses can be easily found along with carefully handcrafted 

Hawai‘ian jewelry and crafts. This is the perfect one-stop shopping district for everyone on your shopping list. 


EXPLORE THE FAMOUS NORTH SHORE HNL-013 


Starting with a drive over the Ko’olau Mountains to the windward side, your first stop is the fabled Valley of the Temples, where you visit 

the picturesque Byodo Temple located at the base of stunning 2,000-foot lush green cliffs. Driving on along the scenic shores of Kahana 

Bay, you arrive at Laie Point, a great location to observe several native plant and seabird species. Continuing north to Kahuku, you will 

visit several shrimp farms to see endangered wetland birds, including the black-neck stilt, Hawai‘ian coot and moorhen. Next stop is the 

world famous Sunset Beach and Banzai Pipeline where incredible waves thrill viewers, especially between November and April, then it’s 

on to Turtle Beach where you will stop to observe rare green sea turtles. Traveling south, you’ll arrive at the historic village of Haleiwa. 


ALL GOLF TOURS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE 

- HONOLULU GOLF - 

KO’OLAU GOLF COURSE HNL-016 


Koòlau Golf Club is nestled at the foot of the historic and popular Pali Lookout and offers breathtaking views of the majestic 2,000-foot 

high cliffs of the Koòlau Range and commanding views of the Pacific Ocean. Located on the beautiful windward side of the island of 

Oàhu, Ko’olau’s natural setting provided master architect Dick Nugent the opportunity to create what is rated as the world’s most 

challenging golf course. The golf course encompasses over 280 acres of magnificent tropical forest and is one of the most inspiring golf 

experiences you will play anywhere in the world. It promises an incredible experience for golfers of all levels. 



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MILILANI GOLF COURSE HNL-017 


Mililani Golf Club has established itself as one of Hawai‘i's finest golf experiences. Nestled on a plateau, with the Waianae Mountains and the 

Ko'olau Mountains stretching away in the distance, Mililani Golf Club provides a "get away from it all" feeling of remoteness. The course 

beautifully carves its way through Norfolk pines, eucalyptus trees, African tulip trees and lush tropical Hawai‘i foliage, in bloom all year round. 


STAYING IN HONOLULU ON A POST CRUISE STAY? 

Feel free to stop by the NCL America Guest Service Center, located in the lobby of the Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Spa®. We also 

have hospitality desks located in other various hotels. Please call our Guest Service Center at 808-923-2987 for a desk near you. Our 

knowledgeable and friendly staff can assist you in making the most of your time on O‘hau. We will be more than happy to make 

recommendations on things to do and places to see. If asked, we wouldn’t even mind sharing some secrets on where to find the best buys, 

and where the best local food can be found. We are here for you – E Komo Mai (Come in, welcome!). 

STARS & STRIPES HNL-003 

Approximate Duration: 6 hours Level 1 

Celebrate the honor, valor and courage of the U.S. Servicemen who served during World War II on this special Stars and Stripes tour. 

This nostalgic journey takes you to the two places that marked the beginning and the end of the war for the United States – Pearl Harbor 

and the USS Missouri. At the site of Pearl Harbor you’ll visit the Arizona Memorial where the remains the USS Arizona lay silent beneath 

the waves. The events of the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor unfold through historic, detailed narrations and photos. While at Pearl Harbor, 

you’ll travel across the Ford Island Bridge to the historic USS Missouri battleship, otherwise known as the ‘Mighty Mo’. It was on the decks 

of this celebrated warship that the treaty signaling the end of World War II was signed. Explore the passages, rooms and corridors on a 

self-guided tour. From Pearl Harbor you will take a drive through metropolitan Honolulu and the Punchbowl National Cemetery, National 

Memorial of the Pacific. 

Note: This tour is for guests who are staying in a hotel that is part of the NCL post cruise package program. You will be dropped off at your hotel at 

approximately 3:00 pm. Due to heightened security, absolutely no purses, backpacks, fanny packs or camera cases are allowed at Pearl Harbor. Cameras are 

permitted, but not camera cases. 

- KONA, HAWAI‘I - 

HISTORIC KONA KOA-001 


Join a wonderful journey of discovery through the historic city of Kona and along Hawai‘i’s beautiful sun-drenched Gold Coast. Departing 

from the pier, your route will take you past ancient temples, fields of coffee and macadamia nuts, as well as breathtaking coastal 

scenery. Hawai‘i is world famous for its rich blends of Kona coffee, and a stop at the Kona coffee house gives you a chance to sip the 

flavorful brew while browsing through the shop and exhibits. Enjoy the breathtaking sea views of Kealakekua Bay. Another highlight of 

this tour is St. Benedict’s historic Painted Church, noted for its colorful murals depicting biblical scenes. Then get ready to discover Old 

Hawai‘i at Pu’uhonua O Honaunau National Historical Park. This Place of Refuge has served as a political and religious sanctuary since 

ancient times and is home to the sacred Haleo Keawe Heiau, a temple that once housed the bones of deceased chiefs. 


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KONA COAST & THE PARKER RANCH KOA -002 


Go upcountry to the home of Hawai‘i’s cowboy, the Paniolo. From the pier, you will travel through historic Kona and along Hawai‘i’s 

beautiful sun-drenched Gold Coast. Your guide will point out many historic sights, pausing at Kailua’s Mokuaikaua Christian Church 

believed to be Hawai‘i’s first Christian Church. You will pass Hulihe’e Palace, once the summer home of Hawai‘ian royalty, en route to the 

ancient Royal Heiau called Puúkohola. This ancient temple, said to have been built by the great King Kamehameha I, is now a national 

historical site. Leaving the coast, you will head up the verdant slopes of dormant volcano Mauna Kea to Waimea and Kohala cattle 

country. Here, the rolling green pastures are home to the 220,000-acre Parker Ranch, Hawai‘i’s biggest ranch, and the Spanish-trained 

cowboys who work there, called Paniolo. The ranch was founded over 150 years ago by John Palmer Parker, and grew from two acres 

granted by King Kamehameha III. You will visit the Visitor Center, where displays detail six generations of Parker family life. Highlights of 

your visit include a call at Mana, the Parker’s original koa wood cabin, and its later replacement, Puúópelu, filled with precious art 

works and Venetian glass collected by Parker heirs. 

KONA COFFEE THEN & NOW KOA-003 


Drive through Kona’s coffee country, visit a plantation and learn the history of this famous product. The coffee tree was introduced to 

Hawai‘i in 1828 as an ornamental plant, but quickly became the crop of choice. After years of hardship, Kona coffee now ranks as one 

of the world’s premier gourmet coffees. Step back in time at the Uchida Coffee Farm. This working coffee farm was established in 1913 

and has been restored to depict farm operations around 1925-1945. Interpreters explain life on a working coffee farm, using authentic 

period machinery. Sample seasonal farm-grown fruits as you discover all about the everyday life of a family on an old fashioned coffee 

farm in Kona. Then visit a modern day coffee mill, and follow the modern process from orchard to mill to roasting room. To cap off your 

experience, sample a cup of premium 100% Kona coffee. 

KAILUA VILLAGE WALKING TOUR KOA-004 


Take a walk through historic Kailua Village with a Kona Historical Society guide and learn about its colorful past. You’ll hear about 

everything from the arrival of the High Chief Umi in the 1500s to the rule of Kamehameha the Great, who united the Hawai‘ian Islands 

and governed from Kailua Village until his death in 1819. It was in this village that Queen Ka’ahumanu ate with Kamehameha II in 1820, 

breaking Hawai‘i’s Kapu (taboo) against women eating with men. This break from traditional religion paved way for missionaries who 

established the first Christian church in Kailua Village in 1820. In the late 1800s and early 1900s, Kailua prospered and shops sold 

everything from homemade poi to a night's stay for visitors. Cattle was driven from the ranches through town and into the surf, then 

lashed to long boats and taken to the waiting inter-island ships. Your participation in this tour helps to support the collection, preservation, 

and dissemination of Kona’s history. 

Note: Participants should be able to walk approximately five blocks. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes, a hat and bring sunscreen. 

EXPLORE KONA BY LAND & SEA KOA-045 

Approximate Duration: 5 1/2 hours Level 1 / Meal 

Experience Kona by land and sea! Start off your journey via motorcoach to enjoy the scenic west coastline of the Big Island, stopping at 

a local coffee house to taste the famed Kona Coffee. Take in views of Kealakekua Bay, St. Benedict’s historic Painted Church, and 

Pu’uhonua O Honaunau National Historical Park. This Place of Refuge has served as a political and religious sanctuary since ancient times 

and is home to the sacred Haleo Keawe Heiau, a temple that once housed the bones of deceased chiefs. Returning back into Kailua you 

will then board the Makai catamaran for your sea venture. As you set sail, enjoy a light lunch while your onboard naturalist/historian 

provides you with a narration on the coastlines historical ancient sites, marine life and wild resident dolphins that surround these waters. 

Sit back, relax, and enjoy the scenery as we top off the day with some local Hawai‘ian entertainment. Don’t forget your camera! 

Note: Wear light comfortable clothing and bring along sunscreen and hat. Light lunch is made up of honey ham and roast beef croissant sandwiches with 

cheese, fresh fruits served Pupu style, chips and brownie’s. Also included are sodas, juice and bottled water. Humpback whales may be seen during the months 

of December-April. 


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KONA CLOUD FOREST BOTANICAL WALK KOA-006 


Treat yourself to a walk in the cool forest above Kailua-Kona. As your air-conditioned van departs from the Kailua Pier, your naturalist 

guide will provide you with relevant natural and cultural information about the area. A surprisingly short distance from the arid coast is a 

lush cloud forest on the slopes of the sleeping volcano called Hualalai. Here at 3,000 feet, you will find yourself in a private peaceful 

sanctuary that nurtures plants, birds and the human spirit. A variety of rescued birds (caged as required by law) entertain you with their 

splendid beauty and greetings. Your walk takes you along unpaved trails through the native forests and among palm trees, ferns, 

blossoms and bamboo from around the world. Let your senses be soothed by the cool air, the song of wild birds and the thousand shades 

of green. Your guide will provide information about the wide range of botanical specimens and the area’s geography. Later, relax on the 

lanai, enjoy a snack and savor the feeling of having visited one of Hawai‘i’s very special places. This tour also offers a brief visit to an 

organic coffee roasting facility where you can sample world famous Kona coffee at an award-winning farm. 

Note: Participants must be at least 8 years of age, in good health and capable of comfortably walking 1 1/2 miles on uneven natural paths with ascending 

and descending slopes. Sturdy, closed-toe shoes are necessary. We recommend bringing a long-sleeved light jacket or sweater. Light packs, rainwear, bottled 

water, snacks and walking poles are provided. 

KAILUA GLASS BOTTOM BOAT KOA-007 

Approximate Duration: 1 hour Level 1 

Enjoy Kona’s underwater paradise without getting wet! Cruise along on Marian, a 36-foot glass bottom boat specially designed to cruise 

within inches of the reef. Have your camera ready to capture the colorful fish, corals and other sea creatures. Marian is designed with 

shaded comfort and clear viewing, and as you cruise along, you’ll enjoy breathtaking vistas of the island’s rugged shoreline. Step 

forward to the bow and you might see frolicking dolphins, (humpback whales, Dec-April). Throughout your adventure, the onboard 

naturalist will share tales and legends that evoke the magic of the sea and Hawai‘i. This is a perfect add-on to your day in Kona! 

ATLANTIS SUBMARINE ADVENTURE KOA-011 


Climb aboard an Atlantis Submarine! Your adventure begins with a seven-minute boat shuttle from the Kailua-Kona pier along the scenic coast. 

At the underwater site you’ll transfer to the submarine to begin your undersea adventure. Atlantis Submarines offer the world’s most 

technologically advanced passenger submarines with spacious air-conditioned interiors, large view ports and comfortable seating so you can 

relax and enjoy Hawai‘i’s sea life. In crystal-clear waters, the submarine will descend 100 feet underwater to explore 25 acres of coral reef 

gardens. The reef was formed on lava that flowed into the ocean 18,000 years ago. Inhabited by hundreds of species of tropical fish, coral 

and other sea life, it has been proclaimed one of the most popular sites to view Hawai‘i’s marine life. This unforgettable journey has been 

featured in National Geographic specials, ABC’s Celebrity Mole and the hit primetime NBC TV series Average Joe. 

Note: Participants must be at least 36 inches in height. Guests must be able to safely navigate, without assistance, a nearly vertical 7-step ladder into and out 

of the submarine. We recommend comfortable clothes and sensible shoes for boat transfers and navigating the ladder. 

KONA NATURE CRUISE & DOLPHIN ADVENTURE KOA-008 


Don't miss this unique experience to see the marine life of the Kona coast and ancient historical sites; this is a great tour for all to enjoy. 

Relax on the shaded main deck or enjoy the upper sun deck while cruising the 15-mile shoreline of the Kona coast. A professional 

naturalist/historian will provide a narration on the marine life and wild dolphins that surround these waters, (humpback whales Dec-April), 

and along the shoreline, tell you of the historical points of interests for the best photo opportunities. On your return, enjoy some Hawai‘ian 

entertainment by local artists and sit back, relax and take in the scenery. A great add-on to your day! 

Note: Snacks and a beverage are included. 


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PACIFIC SPLASH BAREFOOT FUN CRUISE & SNORKEL KOA-046 


This tour is now cancelled, though we recommend KOA-019 – Body Glove Snorkel & Dolphin Sail 

What could be more spectacular than a cruise along the scenic Kona coastline, viewing Mauna Loa and the clear aquamarine waters! You 

will moor at a protected cove where the fun begins. Experience the thrill of gliding down the water slide from the top deck! Relax on the 

spacious sun deck or enjoy the water toys, which include a water trampoline, kick boards and water noodles. Masks, fins and snorkels are 

provided, and an ocean full of fascinating tropical fish is just waiting to be explored. Green sea turtles and pilot whales are often seen. 

Your experienced crew will provide you with snorkeling instructions. Water access is by an easy-to-use stairway, and a fresh water rinse is 

provided after swimming. Tour includes continental breakfast, freshly grilled lunch, use of the water toys and snorkel gear, soft drinks, 

coffee and tea. Mixed drinks, beer and wine are available for purchase from the full bar. 

Note: Wear your swimsuit and bring a towel. A hat, sunscreen and sunglasses are recommended. You may also want to bring a waterproof camera. 

KONA TIKI BAREFOOT PARTY SAIL KOA-030 


Cruise the crystal waters of Kailua, Kona with live Hawai‘ian music and hula dancers to entertain you, as a complimentary open bar 

serves up the best Mai Tai’s in the islands. View the historic coastline and the majestic Mauna Loa and Hualalai Mountains rising up in the 

background. Pods of spinner dolphins often swim up to the boat to say ”Aloha” and from December through April you may see humpback 

whales. On this double-decker party boat, hang out on the main deck where you can watch the live Hawai‘ian band and hula dancers 

perform – they will have you dancing on the tables in no time! Or, take the party upstairs to the observation deck where you can 

sunbathe and watch the world go by. A great add-on to your day in Kona. 

Note: Wear comfortable shoes and clothing, bring sun block, a hat and don’t forget your camera! The complimentary bar includes a selection of Mai Tai’s, 

vodka cruisers, domestic beers, well drinks and sodas. Blended frozen drinks and champagne can be purchased. To consume alcoholic beverages, guests must 

be 21 years of age or older. A valid ID is required by law. 

A CHOCOLATE LOVER’S DREAM KOA-029 


Did you know that coffee comes from a gardenia plant? Mild breezes, Hawai‘ian heat and sweet rains transform Kona coffee beans into 

the richest most aromatic coffee in the world. Your first visit is to the Holualoa Kona coffee Estate where you will take a guided field tour 

and sample freshly roasted gourmet Kona coffee. Followed by a chocolate lover’s dream come true, enjoy a guided tour of a real 

chocolate farm at ”The Original Hawai‘ian Chocolate Factory”. Here you will meet owners Bob and Pam Cooper to learn how they labor 

away at cultivating the very best cocoa pods, beans and then into bars, tasting included. Head north along the slopes of Hualalai to 

enjoy a great lunch. Your final visit will be at Rincon Waimea Strawberry Farm. 

Note: Farms and menu selection are seasonal and subject to change. 

KONA CULTURAL & SNORKEL ADVENTURE KOA-010 


This guided tour will take you to the famous Place of Refuge, set on beautiful Honaunau Bay. The tour includes admission to the National 

Cultural Historical Park, one of the most authentic and well-preserved archeological sites in Hawai‘i, where you can tour the grounds and 

exhibits. Surrounded by crystal blue water and ancient black lava-rock walls, the white sand compound recaptures the days of old Hawai‘i with 

its Tiki statues, replicas of traditional outrigger canoes and Halau (thatched huts). Once you have toured the site, you’ll be ready to cool off 

and explore Hawai‘i’s underwater world. Kahalu’u Beach Park is a perfect snorkeling location, with an abundance of tropical fish, coral and 

green sea turtles! Your guide, a certified Hawai‘ian lifeguard, will outfit you with top quality snorkeling gear and guide your snorkel adventure. 

Prior to returning to the pier you will get a chance to visit a working south Kona Coffee Roaster. Makes for great gifts for those back home. 

Note: Participants must be over 10 years of age and in good physical condition. This tour is not recommended for those with heart conditions or those who 

cannot swim. Wear bathing suit under clothing, sensible footwear (sturdy sandals with a back strap are best) and bring sunscreen, sunglasses and a towel. 

Snorkel gear and safety vests are provided. Water cameras highly recommended! 


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WILD DOLPHIN ECO-ADVENTURE CRUISE KOA-009 


Cruise the beautiful Kona coast and get acquainted with the resident Hawai‘ian spinner dolphins and pilot whales (humpback whales 

Dec.-April). The warm ocean waters of the Hawai‘ian Islands are teeming with marine life and you may see bottlenose dolphins, green 

sea turtles, and a wide variety of tropical fish. Your Captain provides expert narration on the marine life and also points out sites of 

historic interests on this dolphin-watching adventure. 

Note: Snacks, soft drinks, coffee and tea are included. Mixed drinks, beer and wine are available for purchase. 

DEEP SEA FISHING KOA-012 

Approximate Duration: 4 1/2 hours Level 1 / Age 

Here’s your chance to go try your luck in the billfish capital of the world. The calm, year-round deep-sea fishing grounds off the Kona 

coast teem with marlin, ahi tuna, mahi-mahi (dorado), wahoo (ono) and short nose spearfish to mention a few. Anglers from all over the 

globe have broken dozens of world records here. Your tour includes transportation to and from Honokohau Harbor, a fully equipped 

sport-fishing boat that will accommodate up to five guests, and an experienced and licensed Captain and crew. Experience is not 

necessary, and even if you don’t catch anything, you’re sure to reel in some wonderful memories. 

Note: Participants must be at least 12 years of age. A hat, sunscreen and sunglasses are recommended. Fish cannot be brought back aboard the cruise ship. 

No guarantees are made with respect to catching any fish. THIS TOUR IS NON-REFUNDABLE. 

BIG ISLAND SPECTACULAR KOA-013 


Soar above all the beauty and volcanic fury of the Big Island of Hawai‘i on this complete aerial tour of the island. Via helicopter is the 

best way to get a bird’s eye view of Kilauea Volcano’s active areas, ranging from surface flows to skylights to bubbling lava. After 

witnessing the spectacle of Madame Pele’s fury, you will make a brief stop at Hilo Airport. Then take to the skies again for an 

exploration of Hawai‘i’s lush rainforest and Hamakua coastline. Discover the deep, immense tropical valleys of the Kohala Mountains, with 

cascading waterfalls and lush greenery to enjoy the perfect finish to the ultimate Big Island adventure. 

Note: Approximate flight duration is 2 hours. Transportation from pier to heliport is about 1 1/4 hour. THIS TOUR IS NON-REFUNDABLE. 

ALL GOLF TOURS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE. 

- KONA GOLF - 

GOLF MAUNA LANI RESORT South Course KOA-034 

Approximate Duration: 6 hours North Course KOA-031 

The North Course is built on a lava bed much older than the Kaniku flow and is characterized by rolling terrain punctuated by Kiawe 

(mesquite) forests. No. 17, a par three tucked into a natural lava amphitheater, is the resort’s second signature hole and a favorite “I was 

here” photo spot. A 230-acre protected archaeological district lies on the northern boundary of the course and herds of feral goats can 

be spotted on the course moving from hole to hole throughout the day. The South Course, renowned as the former home to the annual 

Senior Skins Game from 1990-2000, snakes through the stark, rugged a’a lava of the prehistoric Kaniku lava flow. Besides great golf, 

the course offers a panorama on mountain and ocean views. The South Course is also home to No. 15, one of the most photographed 

over-the-water golf holes in the world. 

HAPUNA GOLF COURSE KOA-032 

Approximate Duration: 6 1/4 hours 

Enjoy one of the best views of the spectacular Kohala Coast from the new Hapuna Golf Course, an Arnold Palmer/Ed Seay design. This 

18-hole championship golf course is nestled in rolling natural foothills that go from the shoreline to about 700 feet above sea level. The 

course offers spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean while majestic Mauna Kea, Mauna Loa, and Kohala Mountains form the backdrop of 

an unforgettable links-style experience. 


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GOLF BIG ISLAND COUNTRY CLUB KOA-033 


Golf on the slopes of Mauna Kea, 2,000 feet above the Pacific in a beautiful mountain environment. Rolling fairways and numerous water 

hazards make this a challenging course for all level of players. The undulating bent grass greens are in excellent condition and the 

signature par 3, 17th hole, features a true island green. Like the Volcano and Waimea courses, Big Island Country Club is at a higher 

elevation so don’t forget some warmer clothes. 

- KONA DIVE IN TO ADVENTURE - 

VALLEY WATERFALL HIKING ADVENTURE KOA-014 


Treat yourself to this once-in-a-lifetime Hawai‘i experience in the heart of Pololu Valley. Imagine walking along a historic, cliffside trail 

1,000 feet above the valley floor. Along the way you’ll encounter beautiful waterfalls and breathtaking views while your naturalist guide 

relates the area’s intriguing cultural history. Your destination is Kapoloa Falls, which plunges from a crest 300 feet above and cascades 

across the trail, falling another 200 feet into a deep chasm. You’ll be able to walk directly behind the falls for a perfect photo 

opportunity. Your journey begins from the Kona Pier as you head north, crossing four of the five volcanoes that form the Big Island. 

Traveling to the northernmost point of the island, you’ll witness the island’s dramatic lava landscapes and amazing diversity of climates, 

from the dry, barren west side to the lush, wet windward side. Along the way, your naturalist guide will reveal the island’s geologic, 

cultural and natural history. After a brief stop at the historic Kohala Mule Station, one of Hawai‘i’s best scenic look-outs, you’ll be taken 

by four-wheel drive to the mountain trailhead for your hike through paradise. 

Note: Participants must be at least 8 years of age. We recommend you dress in shorts or slacks, sturdy shoes and a light jacket. You must be in good health, 

able to comfortably walk three miles round trip on relatively level terrain and be steady on your feet. Lunch, beverages, daypacks and raingear are provided. 

This tour is not recommended for those guests fearful of heights. 

- KAHUA RANCH ADVENTURES - 

Visit the spectacular 8,500-acre Kahua Ranch, set high in the mountains of North Kohala. This family-owned working cattle ranch has 

been operating since 1928 and produces some of Hawai‘i's finest beef and lamb. Travel north via the coastal road to the Kohala 

Mountains. Learn about the areas unique geology as you drive past recent lava flows, and pass the Kohala Resorts and Kawaihae 

Harbor where Captain George Vancouver presented Hawai‘i's first cattle to King Kamehameha, thus starting the island’s ranching 

industry. At the ranch, you'll depart for your chosen tour and the experience of a lifetime. Your return path takes you along the High 

Road, famous for its sweeping ocean views. 

KAHUA RANCH ACTIVITIES & HORSEDRAWN WAGON KOA-028 

Approximate Duration: 5 hours Level 1 / Weight Restrictions 

Enjoy a memorable wagon ride around the ranch grounds, take a guided walk through the ranch village and try your hand at roping or 

tossing horseshoes. Then gather round the campfire to cook your own s'more's. 

Note: Participants will be signed up for wagon rides upon arrival. Wagon holds a maximum of eight passengers and will do continuous 45-minute to an hour 

wagon tours. Be prepared for changeable weather. Rain ponchos will be available. If participants are over 250 lbs. we may need to reduce capacity on the 

horse drawn wagon for comfort. 

KAHUA RANCH ATV ADVENTURE KOA-026 

Approximate Duration: 5 hours Level 2 / Age & Weight Restrictions 

Kahua Ranch is a great place for an ATV adventure, with no set trails, just wide-open spaces climbing to an elevation of 3,500 feet for 

some great scenic riding. Your two-hour ATV ride begins with safety instruction. Then experienced guides point you toward some of the 

most beautiful scenery on the Big Island of Hawai‘i. Safe, fun and versatile, the 350 Polaris ATVs are one of the best ways to see this 

diverse countryside. 

Note: Participants must drive their own ATV and be at least 16 years of age. Minimum weight: 100 lbs, Maximum weight: 300 lbs. If you have back 

problems or are pregnant, this tour is not for you. Wear a long sleeved shirt and long pants (they will get dirty). Closed-toe shoes are required. Top of the 

line, fully automatic and user-friendly ATVs are used. Be prepared for changeable weather. Raingear will be available. 


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KAHUA RANCH HORSEBACK ADVENTURE KOA-025 


Join Hawai‘i’s Paniolos (Hawai‘ian cowboys) on the ride of a lifetime at beautiful Kahua Ranch in the mountains of North Kohala, On well 

trained horses, chosen to suit your level of riding you will enjoy superb open range riding (not head to tail) with great sites, mountains 

and coastline, stately cinder cones, clear skies and lush pastures. Beginners and experienced riders are welcome. 

Note: Participants must be at least 8 years of age. There is a strictly enforced weight limit of 230 lbs. Wear long pants, comfortable clothing and closed-toe 

shoes. Be prepared for changeable weather conditions. Raingear will be available. This tour is not recommended for pregnant women. Don’t forget your 

camera! Ponchos will be available. 

BODY GLOVE SNORKEL & DOLPHIN SAIL KOA-019 


Come aboard the trimaran Body Glove and cruise the Pawai Bay, a protected marine preserve of gorgeous coral reef gardens filled 

with an array of colored tropical fish, endangered sea turtles and wild dolphins. Along the way, enjoy a breakfast of freshly baked 

pastries, tropical juices, island fruits and Kona coffee. The Body Glove features a spacious upper sun deck, a large shaded cabin, fresh 

water showers and bathrooms. A 15-foot water slide and high-dive platform are a big hit, great fun for everyone! Your experienced 

crew will provide you with snorkeling gear and personalized instruction. 

Note: A buffet-style deli lunch is also provided. Sodas are included and cocktails are available at an additional charge. To purchase alcoholic beverages, 

guests must be 21 years of age or older. A valid ID is required by law. 

KAMANU CATAMARAN DOLPHIN SAIL & SNORKEL KOA-021 


Enjoy three activities in one – snorkeling, sailing and dolphin watching (including humpback whales, Dec-April). What could be better than 

sailing along the beautiful Kona Coast and meeting the resident Hawai‘ian spinner dolphins, while making your way to Pawai Bay! You 

will receive snorkel gear and personalized instruction. The underwater topography is amazing, filled with corals, lava cliffs, valley arches 

and caves. Once in the water, look for rainbow colored reef fish, endangered sea turtles and the elusive manta and eagle rays. After 

snorkeling, sit back and enjoy the tranquility as light winds fill Kamanu’s sails as she glides over Kona’s brilliant blue waters. A deli lunch 

of sandwiches, chips and fresh island fruit will be served. Beverages are also included – cold beer, wine, juice and sodas. 

Note: Snorkel gear (prescription masks available) and floatation devices are included. Fresh water showers are also available. 

KONA OCEAN KAYAK & SNORKEL ADVENTURE KOA-016 


Kayak along the scenic Kona coastline and black lava sea cliffs to Kuamoo Bay. Along the way, see some great sea caves and giant lava 

tubes; you may even sight the playful dolphin or a green sea turtle! Then jump in the water in a protected cove to snorkel and see some 

of Hawai‘i’s marine life up-close. Don’t worry beginners, a friendly and knowledgeable guide will greet you and provide you with basic 

paddling and snorkeling instruction and safety information. After your fun day of kayaking and snorkeling, you will make the return to 

the pier via air-conditioned van. 

Note: Participants must be at least 10 years of age and in good physical condition. You should expect to paddle at a moderately active pace for approximately 

three and a half miles round trip. We recommend you wear a bathing suit under light clothing, sensible shoes and bring sunscreen, sunglasses, a waterproof camera 

and a towel. Snorkeling gear and safety vests are provided. This tour is not recommended for those with back problems or heart conditions. 

CAPTAIN ZODIAC RAFT & SNORKEL AT KEALAKEKUA BAY KOA-018 

Approximate Duration: 3 1/2 hours Level 2 / Age Restrictions 

This adventure tour takes you to beautiful Kealakekua Bay, the only marine sanctuary on the Big Island of Hawai‘i and site of the Captain Cook 

Monument. The 24-foot RIB inflatable raft provides an exciting shore-hugging ride down the Kona Coast. Your Captain will entertain you with 

Hawai‘ian folklore and history of this area. Keep your eyes open for the spinner dolphins, green sea turtles, and manta rays which frequent these 

waters, (humpback whales in season, Dec-April). Your scenic raft adventure brings you to Kealakekua Bay, where you can swim and snorkel in 

protected waters. Hear the story of Captain James Cook, the famous British navigator who lost his life here in 1779, and his encounters with the 

Hawai‘ians. On the return ride, you’ll explore sea caves and lava tubes and learn more about the geology of the island. 

Note: Participants must be at least 4 years of age. Wear a swimsuit under light clothing and bring a towel. A hat, sunscreen and sunglasses are 

recommended. This excursion is for adventurous people who can handle exposure to the sun, wind and occasional salt spray. Not recommended for pregnant 

women or those with back problems. Drinks and snacks included. 


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KONA SURFING – SPORT OF KINGS KOA-041 

Approximate Duration: 2 hours Level 2 / Age 

Experience the sport of kings. Your adventure begins with a short coastal cruise to Kahalu’u Bay, where your licensed surf instructor awaits 

you with state-of-the-art equipment, an explanation of currents, etiquette, and how to stand up in an easygoing atmosphere. Then your 

personal Hawai‘ian waterman will ease you into the ride of your life. Only a surfer knows “the feeling”. 

Note: Participants must be at least 4 years of age, a good swimmer and in good physical condition. Wear a swimsuit and sunscreen as well as sunglasses that 

cannot fall off. Bring a towel. Tour operates weather permitting. 

OUTRIGGER CANOE RIDES KOA-042 

Approximate Duration: 1 hour 

Join us at Kamakahonu, the capital of the Hawai‘ian Kingdom for an adventure into Hawai‘i’s past. Your journey will begin in the cool, 

shady “hale” (or house) on the beach overlooking the 1,200-year-old temple, Ahuena. After a short orientation and safety briefing, you 

will be welcomed onboard an authentic Hawai‘ian outrigger canoe for breathtaking views, myths, legends and facts of our kings, queens 

and gods. Upon your return, enjoy your choice of fresh island fruit, awa or juice. Experience Kona like royalty did years ago. 

KONA BOAT SNUBA KOA-020 


Here’s an easy, safe introduction to diving and Hawai‘i’s underwater world. Board the new custom-built dive vessel, where your Snuba 

guide will fit you with your gear, followed by a 15-minute orientation and surface practice session. The dive proceeds at your own pace 

and your Snuba guide accompanies you throughout the whole experience. There are many beautiful dive sites to choose from offering a 

great variety of tropical fish, turtles and other marine life. 

Note: Participants must be at least 8 years of age. Wear a swimsuit under light clothing and bring a towel. A hat, sunscreen and sunglasses are 

recommended. THIS TOUR IS NON-REFUNDABLE. 

KONA BEACH SNUBA KOA-022 

Approximate Duration: 1 1/2 hours Level 1/ Age Restrictions 

Discover a beautiful reef with a great variety of tropical fish, turtles and other marine life on this easy introduction to diving and Hawai‘i’s 

underwater world. Upon arrival at the beach, your Snuba guide will outfit you with all your gear, followed by a 15-minute orientation, then a 

practice session in the shallow water lagoon prior to paddling to the shoreline reef. The dive proceeds at your own pace and your 

experienced guide accompanies you throughout the entire experience. This is a great introduction to the underwater world! 

Note: Participants must be at least 8 years of age. Please wear a swimsuit under light clothing and bring a towel. A hat, sunscreen and sunglasses are 

recommended. THIS TOUR IS NON-REFUNDABLE. 

- SCUBA DIVING - 

DISCOVER SCUBA – BEGINNER KOA-023 

Approximate Duration 2 hours Level 2 / Age Restrictions 

Discover Scuba is easy, fun and exciting. Join your PADI Scuba instructors for a 30-minute lesson about the basics of Scuba to familiarize 

yourself with this new environment. This is followed by a session in the shallow-water lagoon to practice the skills you just learned and to 

become more comfortable with your equipment prior to paddling to the shoreline reef. The dive proceeds at the participants’ pace and 

your instructor is with you throughout the whole experience. This is a very safe and easy introduction to diving and Hawai‘i’s underwater 

world. Swim past colorful reef fish, turtles and beautiful corals. Don’t miss this opportunity, its like leaving one world and entering another! 

Note: Participants must be at least 10 years of age and in good health. Maximum depth is 40 feet. All gear is included. This is not a certification program. 

Guests while diving, as per PADI standards may not use waterproof cameras. THIS TOUR IS NON-REFUNDABLE. 


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KONA CERTIFIED SCUBA KOA-024 

Approximate Duration: 4 hours Level 2 / C-Card / Age Restrictions 

Enjoy a two-tank guided dive on the new custom-built dive vessel, Diversity. The PADI Scuba Instructor/ Dive Master will outfit you with the 

gear and give you an orientation. The whole dive proceeds at the participants’ pace and your instructor is with you throughout the whole 

experience. There are 60 possible dive sites to choose from in Kona, which the boat Captain will choose from depending on weather and 

sea conditions. Swim through lava tubes and watch close for turtles, manta rays and even dolphins. Marvel at the incredible array of 

colorful fish and bountiful corals that can be found here. Don’t miss out; we’ll see you beneath the waves. 

Note: Participants must be at least 12 years of age. Dive includes tanks, weights, refreshments and snacks. Gear rental is extra, payable to the operator ($10 

for BCD and $10 for Regulators). Maximum depth is 70 feet for dive number one and 50 feet for dive number two. THIS TOUR IS NON-REFUNDABLE. 

- KAHULUI , MAUI - 

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This scenic journey takes you through upcountry Maui to the top of the world’s largest dormant volcano, Haleakala. At the summit is a vast 

crater measuring seven-and-a-half miles long by two-and-a-half miles wide. This dormant volcano last erupted in 1790 and imparts a 

sense of awesome power by virtue of its size alone. Haleakala Crater is a natural wonder and is the highest point on Maui. The views 

from the top, at 10,032 feet above sea level, are magnificent. On a clear day you’ll even enjoy views of Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea. 

From the rim, you'll be able to appreciate firsthand the unique beauty of this massive crater with its interesting mix of volcanic rock and 

plant life, some of which, like the Silversword plant, is found only in Hawai‘i’s volcanic craters. 

Note: We recommend you bring a sweater as temperatures range between 40-65 degrees Fahrenheit. Short stops will be made during the bus ride to and 

from the Haleakala National Park. 

HALEAKALA DOWNHILL BICYCLE ADVENTURE AT SUNRISE OGG-047 

Approximate Duration: 8 hours Level 3, Age 

What would motivate you to wake up in the wee hours of the morning? Would you do it for one of the most spectacular sunrises you’ll 

possibly see in your lifetime? Combine this, with the excitement and beauty of biking down a dormant volcano, some 10,000 feet above 

sea level, and you’ve created some great memories. Your adventure begins with a van ride to the summit of Mount Haleakala (which 

means House of the Rising Sun). Enjoy the beauty as you coast over 38 miles to a speed of up to 20 miles per hour, maneuvering through 

29 switchbacks on your downhill descent. Complete safety instructions, helmet, windbreaker, gloves and of course a bicycle are provided. 

Rest assured, all bicycles are custom built and equipped with six-inch drum brakes for maximum stopping capabilities. Continental 

breakfast and lunch is included. 

Note: Participants must be at least 12 years of age and five feet tall. You must be a competent rider (no beginners please) and in good health. Pregnant 

women are prohibited from riding bicycles on this excursion. Bring a jacket or sweatshirt and closed-toe shoes are required. Eye protection is recommended. 

MAUI TROPICAL PLANTATION & IAO VALLEY OGG-003 


Visit two of Maui’s most beautiful and popular attractions. At the Maui Tropical Plantation, you’ll enjoy a fully narrated 40-minute tram 

tour of the plantation’s agricultural villages, macadamia nut orchards, sugar cane fields and flower gardens. Demonstrations of coconut 

husking and a fruit tasting round out the visit. You’ll also have time to browse at the Made-on-Maui Marketplace. Then it’s on to the most 

well-known and beautiful valley gorge on the Valley Island, the Iao Valley. In antiquity, the people of Hawai‘i called this place ‘Supreme 

Light’ and considered it sacred. You will visit one of Maui’s most unique sights, the Iao Needle, a 2,250-foot cinder cone pinnacle that 

pierces the clouds and dominates its lush surroundings. 

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HALEAKALA CRATER & THE MAUI OCEAN CENTER OGG-002 


Travel to the top of the world and the depths of the sea on this scenic journey. You’ll travel to the top of Haleakala Crater, the world’s 

largest dormant volcano, with a vast crater that measures over seven miles long and over two miles wide. This volcano last erupted in 

1790 and is a wonder by virtue of its size alone, as well as the highest point on Maui. The views from the top, at 10,032 feet above sea 

level, are magnificent. From the rim, you'll be able to appreciate firsthand the unique beauty of this massive crater with its interesting mix 

of volcanic rock and plant life, some found only in Hawai‘i’s craters. Then visit the new Maui Ocean Center. Discover the mysterious world 

that lies hidden below the surface of Hawai‘i’s oceans. At the center, you’ll experience the spectacular Underwater Journey, a close-up 

look at some of the beautiful and unique creatures only found in the waters of Hawai‘i. 

Note: We recommend you bring a sweater as temperatures range between 40-65 degrees Fahrenheit at the crater’s top. Short stops will be made during the 

bus ride to and from the Haleakala National Park. Comfortable shoes are recommended. Time is allowed within tour duration for an on your own lunch at the 

Maui Ocean Center. 

BEST OF WEST MAUI OGG-006 


Combine all the highlights of West Maui on this comprehensive excursion: Iao Valley, Maui Tropical Plantation, and Maui Ocean Center. 

You’ll start with a visit to the most well-known and beautiful gorge on the Valley Island, the Iao Valley. There you’ll visit one of Maui’s 

most striking sights, the Iao Needle, a 2,250-foot cinder cone pinnacle that pierces the clouds and dominates its lush surroundings. Next 

stop is the Maui Tropical Plantation, where you’ll enjoy a fully narrated 40-minute tram tour through macadamia nut orchards, agricultural 

villages, sugar cane fields and flower gardens followed by a delicious lunch. Then at the Maui Ocean Center, experience the Underwater 

Journey, that gives you a close-up look at some of the beautiful creatures only found in Hawai‘i’s waters. 

Note: We recommend you wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes. 

THE MAUI OCEAN CENTER & IAO VALLEY OGG-004 


Combine the impressive natural beauty of Iao Valley State Park with the visit to the new Maui Ocean Center, where you’ll discover the 

mysterious world that lies hidden below the surface of Hawai‘i’s oceans. At the Maui Ocean Center, you’ll experience the spectacular 

Underwater Journey, a close-up look at some of the beautiful and unique creatures only found in the waters of Hawai‘i. This first-hand 

look at life in the open ocean features a walk through a 54-foot tunnel stretching through a three-quarter-million gallon tank filled with 

sharks and tropical fish of every shape and size. Then it’s on to the most well-known and beautiful valley gorge on the Valley Island, the 

Iao Valley. In antiquity, the people of Hawai‘i called this place ‘Supreme Light’ and considered it sacred. You will visit one of Maui’s most 

defining sights, the Iao Needle, a 2,250-foot cinder cone pinnacle that pierces the clouds and dominates its lush surroundings. 

Note: We recommend you wear comfortable shoes. 

LAHAINA ON YOUR OWN OGG-005 

Approximate Duration: Varies 

Level 1 / Physically Limited 

For the most convenient and cost efficient way to travel to Lahaina, the quaint town on the shores of West Maui, use this round-trip 

motorcoach service. You will ride in comfort for approximately 45 minutes each way, enjoying views of the spectacular West Maui 

Mountains and the tranquil coastline. Your motorcoach will make two stops, at Hilo Hatties and at the flagpole next to the Lahaina Wharf. 

Dozens of boutiques, shops, restaurants and historical sites will all be in easy walking distance from either location. 

Note: Also check onboard at the Shore Excursion Desk as some tours may also combine with “Lahaina on your Own” giving you time in Lahaina in 

combination with another tour. Upgrades for this can be made onboard the vessel. 


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ROAD TO HANA OGG-007 


Sit back and enjoy the sights along the famed Hana Highway without the headaches of having to navigate the twisting, curving road yourself. 

An expert driver takes the wheel, while you take in the incredible scenery: lava cliffs, tumbling waterfalls, the rugged northern coastline and 

tropical hillsides. You’ll visit various sites along the way to ‘Heavenly Hana,’ the wonderfully isolated, unspoiled region between the eastern 

slopes of Haleakala and the Pacific Ocean. Enjoy lunch before heading to the Kipahulu District of Haleakala National Park. There you’ll have 

the chance to photograph the glistening pools formed by several waterfalls cascading down the side of Haleakala. 

Note: We recommend you wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes. This tour is not recommended for those who are prone to motion sickness or suffer 

from back problems, as part of the road traveled is unpaved. 

KA’ANAPALI BEACH BREAK OGG-011 


Enjoy a carefree afternoon on famous Ka’anapali Beach! Your relaxing and fun-filled beach break begins with a scenic ride along the 

coastline to Maui’s luxurious beach resort area. Awaiting you there is a complimentary beach chair and a tropical beverage. Relax in the 

sun, take a swim and if you feel like snorkeling to see the marine life at famous Black Rock, either take your own gear or rent it on the 

beach. Air mattresses, boogie boards, snorkels and other beach toys are available for rent. After a few hours of fun in the sun, you will 

transfer back to the pier. If you choose to stay longer, you must arrange your own transportation back to the ship. Beach time is 3 hours. 

Note: Wear a swimsuit under comfortable clothing and bring sunscreen, sunglasses and a towel. 

KAHAKULOA – SECRET HAWAI‘IAN VALLEY OGG-009 


Step back in time to experience ancient Hawai‘i on this exclusive tour to a part of Maui rarely visited by outsiders. You’ll travel by an airconditioned 

van along the ‘forbidden road’ that travels around the West Maui Mountains to Kahakuloa Valley. During the narrated drive 

to Kahakuloa Valley, you will enjoy scenic vistas of soaring sea cliffs and tropical vegetation. Enjoy a stop at the Kaukini Art Gallery, 

which features only artists of Hawai‘i, offering you the opportunity to view and purchase exquisite woodcrafts, ceramics, jewelry, 

Hawai‘ian quilting and other gifts. The tour continues to a small private Hawai‘ian village where you can re-live the ways of old Hawai‘i. 

As you walk through the family village, your guide will describe what it would have been like to live there centuries ago. Kahakuloa 

Village is the home to several families who live and practice the ancient customs, including the cultivation of a Hawai‘i staple food, taro. 

The residents of Kahakuloa Valley continue to work and care for this land as their ancestors have for over 1,500 years. 

Note: Wear comfortable clothing, hiking or tennis shoes, sunscreen and sunglasses. Your tour includes bottled water for the walk, fresh fruit and chocolate 

macadamia nut cookies. 

MAUI WHALE WATCH OGG-013 


Available ONLY December 1 – April 30 

Each winter one-third of all North Pacific Whales migrate to Hawai‘i, from their feeding grounds in Alaska. They travel 3,000 miles each 

year for the warm waters of Hawai‘i. Join a certified marine naturalist for an opportunity to experience these legendary creatures up-close. 

Throughout your adventure, a guide will interpret the whales’ fascinating behavior and share with you the latest whale discoveries. Listen to 

their ethereal songs through underwater hydrophones and enjoy an unforgettable experience you will want to share with your friends. 

Note: The likelihood of seeing whales is good, but sightings are not guaranteed. 

ATLANTIS SUBMARINE ADVENTURE OGG-010 


Submerge in the magnificent underwater world of Maui aboard an Atlantis Submarine. This once-in-a-lifetime journey is made aboard a 

65--foot, fully air-conditioned submarine. Upon check-in you will board a shuttle vessel to the submarine dive site, located just two miles 

from Lahaina harbor. En route, enjoy fantastic views of Maui’s coastline. From December to April, you may find yourself escorted by 

whales! Upon arrival at the site, you will be transferred to the submarine to begin your underwater adventure. The Atlantis Submarine is 

the world’s most technologically advanced passenger submarine, able to descend to depths of 125 feet. You will witness the watery 

world outside through two-and-a-half foot view ports and see a variety of exotic tropical fish, coral gardens and other marine life. 

Note: Participants must be at least 36 inches in height and must be able to safely navigate a nearly vertical seven-step ladder into and out of the submarine. 

Wear comfortable clothes and sensible shoes for boat transfers and navigating the ladder. 


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MOLOKINI & TURTLE ARCHES SNORKEL OGG-012 


Available ONLY May 1 – November 30 

Cruise to one of several available snorkel sites along the Maui coastline, Lanai or Molokini Crater. As Hawai‘i’s premier marine 

conservation and education organization, Pacific Whale Foundation knows these reefs well. Count on us to point out the unique sights 

you’d easily miss on your own by taking part in our exclusive guided reef tour led by our marine naturalists. We specialize in kids and 

beginners! Continental breakfast, delicious lunch, refreshments, all snorkel gear, flotation devices, and instruction included. 

Note: Occasionally weather and sea conditions make it unsafe to visit Molokini Crater. In this case, the Captain will take you to other fabulous snorkel sites 

off West Maui. We reserve the right to choose alternate snorkel sites depending on wind and sea conditions. 

NOTE: Participants who weigh 250 lbs. or more will be allotted two seats, and pay a surcharge. Approximate weight of each participant must be provided. 

ALL HELICOPTER TOURS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE. 

HANA HALEAKALA BY HELICOPTER OGG-014 


Enjoy a thrilling narrated helicopter flight of the most asked-for sights in East Maui. Highlights include Haleakala Crater, the Seven Sacred Pools 

(Oheo Gulch), Hana Town, the lush Hana Rainforest and the rugged shoreline of northeast Maui…plus a view available no other way! 

Note: Approximate flight duration is 45 minutes. 

WEST MAUI-MOLOKAI BY HELICOPTER OGG-015 

Approximate Duration: 4 hours Flight 

Combine an aerial tour of West Maui with a flight across the Pailolo Channel to Molokai – the Friendly Isle. Molokai has the world’s 

highest, most spectacular sea cliffs, Hawai‘i’s tallest waterfall, remote valleys and the famous Kalaupapa Peninsula, where Father Damien 

ministered to those afflicted with leprosy. This flightseeing tour combines a birds-eye view of Molokai’s extravagant scenery with an 

exploration of the deep, meandering valleys and lush rainforest of the West Maui Mountains. 


WEST MAUI MOUNTAINS BY HELICOPTER OGG-044 


Explore deep, meandering valleys set in the rainforest of the ancient West Maui Mountains. Knife-edged ridges with mist-shrouded peaks 

separate the spectacular valleys that give Maui its nickname, "The Valley Isle." Waterfalls cascade down from towering cliffs into the 

streams running along the rainforest floor. Learn about the history and culture of the sights from your pilot, who is also a State of Hawai‘i 

Certified Tour Guide. 



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ELLEAIR MAUI GOLF COURSE OGG-035 


A 6,404-yard par-71 championship layout, Elleair features expansive views of the Pacific Ocean, Haleakala, and the West Maui Mountains. 

In winter months humpback whales may be seen playing offshore. The course was designed by Canadian course architect Bill Newis. With 

many reachable par-5s, a mix of ling and short par-3s, and par-4s that call for both a fade and a draw, Elleair brings the trades brilliantly 

into play from every angle. Holes play into and downwind, from left-to-right, and from right-to-left. You can run your approach onto roughly 

half of the holes at Elleair. With exquisite views from every hole, Elleair is one of the best public courses in Hawai‘i. 


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THE DUNES AT MAUI LANI OGG-036 


The Dunes at Maui Lani Golf Course is laid out “much like Royal Troon”, according to course architect Robin Nelson. There isn’t another site 

like Maui Lani anywhere else in the world. The terrain upon which The Dunes is built is prime, unspoiled linksland – million-year old 

alluvial sand dunes – almost prehistoric in nature. Holes weave up and down, through and around 60 foot-high sand dunes located in the 

heart of central Maui, in what is known as the Kahului Isthmus. It is here that two ancient volcanoes met to form Maui, “The Valley Isle”. 

Golfers in search of a total Maui golf experience are encouraged to visit The Dunes. 

GOLF AT MAKENA South Course OGG-039 

Approximate Duration: 6 1/2 hours North Course OGG-040 

Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., the Makena North Course opened in 1993 to rave reviews. The North Course feels more like a nature 

walk than a golf course, with captivating mountain views of Haleakala Crater and sweeping views of the blue Pacific Ocean. Hawai‘ian 

rock walls remain where they were found, and natural gullies and stream beds are left intact. Sharing the spirit that embodes the 

Makena Resort, the South Course provides the serenity and tranquility many golfers are looking for. With its natural rolling fairways, 

undulating greens, and breathtaking views of the ocean and mountains, the South Course is a favorite among many Maui golfers. 

GOLF AT WAILEA Emerald Course OGG-038 

Approximate Duration: 6 1/4 hours Golf Course OGG-046 

Rated as one of the best new courses by Golf Magazine and Golf Digest, the Wailea Emerald is akin to a lush tropical playground. But 

don’t be fooled by the Emerald’s pleasant appearance. It is a superbly designed course created for pure golf enjoyment, regardless of 

one’s handicap. Measuring 6,825 yards from the back, the Emerald features four to six tee boxes on every hole, allowing players to 

tailor the course to their playing level. Notable features include a large double green shared by holes No. 10 and No. 17. Fronting the 

green is the only lake on the course. The Wailea Gold Course is the most challenging of Wailea’s trio and home to the Wendy’s 

Champions Skins Game. Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., it has been ranked among the country’s best new courses by Golf Magazine 

and Golf Digest, and one of the world’s best designed by the readers of Conde Nast Traveler. The Gold’s 200-foot elevation change 

from top to bottom enhances the numerous ocean and mountain vistas available from virtually every hole. The course has been labeled a 

“thinking player’s” course because it demands strategy and careful club selection to be played well. 

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PACIFIC PARADISE LUAU OGG-017 

Approximate Duration: 4 hours Meal / Physically Limited 

In the traditional custom of old Hawai‘i, the sound of the Pu, the conch, signals the start of the festive Luau. Your adventure begins with a 

1/2-hour scenic drive to the exclusive ocean front luau grounds. As the sun sets off the ocean horizon and the beautiful Hawai‘ian evening 

sky appears, enjoy complimentary Mai Tai’s, blue Hawai‘i’s beer, wine and sodas. Live Hawai‘ian and Polynesian music sets the tone for 

demonstrations of weaving, pareau tying, poi ball twirling, hula lessons and hula-hoop swinging. See Hawai‘ian/Polynesian artisans share 

their artwork. Unearthing of the imu, the underground oven, will fascinate you. The bountiful luau feast follows, featuring an all-you-caneat 

buffet of mouth-watering Hawai‘ian delicacies and desserts. Enjoy “Hawai‘i Aloha,” a journey of chant, song, dance and drama, 

through the isles of Hawai‘i and its South Pacific cousins. The evening climaxes with the spellbinding Samoan fire knife dance. 

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WARREN & ANNABELLE’S EVENING DINNER & SHOW OGG-041 

Approximate Duration: 5 1/2 hours Age / Meal 

”If you only see one show on Maui, this is it!” says Maui Revealed Guidebook. Warren Gibson, highly acclaimed showman and one of the 

country’s premier sleight-of-hand magicians, treats you to his incredible style of close-up magic, sense of humor and Southern hospitality 

in this beautiful $1.2 million venue. Your evening begins when you discover the secret passage to Annabelle’s Parlor. Enjoy gourmet 

appetizers and cocktails while Annabelle, the resident ghost at the piano, takes your requests and entertains you prior to the show. 

Then...it’s show time! You’ll enter the luxurious and intimate 78-seat theater for a two-hour magic and comedy show beyond your 

expectations. There’s nothing quite like it anywhere in the country. It’s amazing, funny, and the most interactive, live performance you’ll 

ever see! The audience becomes part of the show and you never know what is going to happen next! Warren and Annabelle’s sells out 

two shows nightly – it’s hot! Don’t miss this opportunity for the most fun night of your vacation! 

Note: Participants must be at least 21 years of age. Valid ID is required by Maui County Liquor Law, regardless of age. Resort wear is recommended. Bring a 

sweater, as the air conditioning gets rather cool. Included are two premium cocktails of your choice and a combination platter of gourmet appetizers which 

include: Spicy crab cakes with sweet chili plum sauce, coconut battered shrimp with ponzu dipping sauce, chicken satay with Thai peanut sauce and crab 

stuffed mushrooms, all served on a bed of mixed greens. 

ULALENA – MYTH & MAGIC OGG-042 


There is wind only in Maui that rises at twilight; it whispers of past times both mythical and real. It blows between daylight and night, 

between times and worlds. It is hopeful and cleansing. The ancient Hawai‘ians name for this wind is Ulalena. It is also the name of the 

newest and most amazing stage production in Hawai‘i. Enjoy an evening of theatrical entertainment where the story begins with the 

mythic creation of the islands and rolls through successive waves of voyagers who have found their way to these shores, from the first 

Polynesians, to Captain Cook, and finally to present day Hawai‘i. This is a unique and compelling story, one you won’t soon forget. 

Note: Island wear or aloha attire is recommended. 

KANIKAPILA SUNSET SAIL OGG-018 


Kanikapila is a local expression describing a relaxed and fun evening celebration, featuring ono-licious food and da kine music. Now, you 

can experience the local-style fun of kanikapila aboard a sailing catamaran out of historic Lahaina Harbor. You will enjoy two hours of 

cruising the Lahaina coastline, plus a buffet featuring local favorites. This barefoot cruise also includes entertainment by a Hawai‘i 

guitarist and a short talk on Hawai‘i’s legends and lore for a magical evening. 

Note: Tour meets at Lahaina Pier, Slip 10. 

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TROPICAL HIKING ADVENTURE OGG-019 


Capture the lush natural beauty of Maui on this guided hike through a private rainforest wonderland. This adventure surrounds you with 

landscapes of the island’s natural forests, as well as spectacular specimens of trees, fruit and flowers from around the globe. As you 

meander by terraced taro fields that that were once farmed by ancient Hawai‘ians you will experience the mystical cascading waterfalls 

careening off distant canyon walls. The excitement and adventure of your five-mile round trip hike includes creek crossings on an Indiana 

Jones-style swinging rope bridge and culminates with a refreshing swim stop at a natural swimming hole. During your hike, your guide will 

discuss Hawai‘ian history and culture and also provide information on indigenous plants and their uses. After your wonderful day in 

paradise you will return to the pier via air-conditioned van. 

Note: Participants must be at least 10 years of age, in good physical condition and able to navigate uneven and slippery terrain. Not recommended for those 

with back problems or heart conditions. Wear a swimsuit under comfortable clothing. Hiking or tennis shoes are recommended, and shoes may get wet and 

muddy. Wear sunscreen and sunglasses. 


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RAINFOREST & WATERFALL HIKING ADVENTURE OGG-020 


Travel to beautiful cascading waterfalls, a lush 30-acre tropical botanical garden and hike an untamed wilderness. Your tour begins with 

a narrated drive along the historic Hana Highway, a road famous for its lush tropical scenery and dramatic coastline. Your destination is a 

wonderful botanical garden called the Garden of Eden, a manicured nature park with an abundance of palms, tropical trees and 

flowering plants. It is beautifully designed and has several elevated areas with lookouts from which you can view cascading waterfalls 

and ocean vistas. After a brief tour of the garden, you’ll descend 300 feet into wilderness, taking a private switchback trail carved out 

of the hillside. At the end of the trail you hike upstream to discover 30-and 40-foot waterfalls and beautiful pools – the perfect spot for 

a rest, snack and refreshing swim. Throughout your adventure you will learn of Hawai‘i’s geology, botany, culture and history from your 

friendly and knowledgeable tour guides. After your day in paradise, you will return to the pier via air-conditioned van. 

Note: Participants must be at least 6 years of age and in reasonable physical condition and should expect to hike up and down a switchback trail on the side 

of a hill. Backpacks, water shoes and ponchos will be supplied. We recommend you wear hiking or tennis shoes, swimsuit under comfortable clothing, 

sunscreen and sunglasses and bring a towel. 

MAUI SPORTING CLAYS OGG-031 


Experience the thrill of sporting clays from inside a small volcano! The setting alone will amaze you, and the game is something else. 

Sporting clays simulates hunting with a shotgun, using a biodegradable target. This sporting venture takes you to a 12-acre course 

offering 30 state-of-the-art sporting clay stands, adaptable to every level of shooter. These include such popular and challenging stands 

as Springing Teal, High Pheasant, Grouse Gulch, Rabbit Run and Rising Francolin. In addition, computerized three-dimensional sporting 

clays, powered by the Birdbrain computer challenge more experienced players. Your expert instructor will set you up to experience a 

course of 50 targets that will test the proficiency of even the most accomplished marksman. 

Note: Participants must be at least 12 years of age. There are no live birds or rabbits. The program is designed for all ability levels and all instructors are 

NSCA certified. It is recommended that you wear good sturdy footwear and bring sunscreen. Instructors reserve the right to refuse any guest. 

- HALEAKALA RANCH ADVENTURES - 

Haleakala Ranch provides a number of top adventures for you to chose from: Horse riding, ATV Rides and Zip Treck Tours. Your day of 

fun starts with a van ride through the heart of Maui, and mid-way up Haleakala Volcano, from here you will see spectacular views from 

4,000 feet. The scenery and terrain here is ever changing, from its ranch lands to coastal panoramas and mountain vistas. You will have 

plenty of photo opportunities while your guides share the history of Haleakala Ranch and interesting local culture. On arrival at the ranch 

you will be greeted by your experienced guides and provided with a safety briefing for your chosen tour. 

HALEAKALA ATV ADVENTURE OGG-033 


With private access to this 30,000-acre working cattle ranch you’ll feel the exhilaration of riding a fully automatic deluxe Honda Rancher ES 

350cc All-Terrain Vehicle through beautiful high mountain forests that can only be reached on an ATV. All equipment including helmets, 

goggles, gloves and a safety briefing will be provided before embarking on your approximate seven-mile ATV riding adventure. 

Note: Participants must be at least 16 years of age to drive an ATV. Maximum weight 285 lbs. Riders should wear long pants; bring a jacket or sweater and 

sunscreen. For children ages 5-15 and those who prefer to be driven by a guide, a Military Humvee or Off-Road Jeep Wrangler is available with previous 

notice. Closed-toe shoes are required. Not recommended for people with back or heart problems. Pregnant women are not permitted. 

HALEAKALA ZIPLINE ADVENTURE OGG-021 


Get your heart pumping as you soar over gulches and through the trees along the slopes of one of the world’s largest volcanoes. This zip 

line adventure blends a short hiking experience with a series of picturesque zip line crossings, perfect for anyone 10 years of age or 

older, and even more fun when the whole family takes part! You will receive a safety briefing and customized seat harness and 

equipment before heading out on this one of a kind adventure! 

Note: Participants must be at least 10 years of age and must be accompanied by an adult if under 18. Participants should expect to hike for half a mile on uneven 

terrain in a forest and must be comfortable with heights. Weight must be between 80 lbs. and 265 lbs. Closed-toe shoes are required and long pants recommended. 


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HALEAKALA RANCH HORSEBACK RIDING ADVENTURE OGG-022 


Enjoy an approximate hour and a half ride Paniolo style across Haleakala Ranch. Ride through tall, fragrant eucalyptus trees and across 

lush pastures with panoramic views of the valley and ocean below. 

Note: Riders must be at least 10 years of age, under 65 years of age and physically fit. An adult must accompany participants under 18 years of age. 

Maximum weight of each rider is 235 lbs. Participants must be comfortable riding a horse, although experience is not necessary. Wear long pants, bring a 

jacket, sunscreen and sunglasses. Closed-toe shoes are required. Pregnant women not permitted. 

MAUI DOWNHILL BICYCLING ADVENTURE OGG-024 


Take the downhill bicycle cruise of your life as you bike down Haleakala Volcano. This adventure requires a minimum amount of pedaling. 

Enjoy the beauty as you travel at speeds up to 20 miles per hour through some of the most unique parts of Maui. Your adventure begins 

with a van ride to the summit and will end at the Sunrise Market and Protea Farm. Complete safety instructions, safety helmet, 

windbreakers, gloves and, of course, the bicycle will be provided. All bicycles are custom built and equipped with six-inch drum brakes 

for maximum stopping capabilities. You'll be escorted by one expert volcano guide, and followed by an escort van. 

Note: Participants must be at least 12 years of age and five feet tall. You must be a competent rider and in good health. Pregnant women are prohibited 

from riding bicycles on this excursion. Bring a jacket or sweatshirt as temperatures can be cool at the summit and wear closed-toe shoes. Sunglasses are 

recommended. THIS TOUR IS NOT FOR BEGINNERS. 

CATCH A WAVE! OGG-025 


Surf’s up and you will be ‘hanging ten’ in no time. You will be met by your instructors and led to the beach. Expert surfers will first instruct 

you on land. Then paddle out to ride your first wave! After your lessons, feel free to practice on the surfboard provided or relax on the 

beach. If you wish to stay on the beach longer than the time allotted you may return to the ship on your own. 

Note: Participants must be at least 4 years of age, a good swimmer and in good physical condition. Wear a swimsuit, sunscreen and sunglasses that cannot 

fall off. Bring a towel. Surfboard, wax, leash, water shoes and rash guard tops are included. Photos are also available for purchase so you can show your 

friends back home a shot of you catching your first wave. Tour operates conditions permitting. Surf lesson is 3 hours. 

KAYAK & SNORKEL OGG-027 


Here is an eco-adventure that combines two favorite activities! Upon arrival at the kayak departure point, you will receive basic 

paddling instruction and safety information. Then paddle along the beautiful Maui shoreline, where your knowledgeable guide will 

provide narration about Maui’s history and culture, and point out places of interest. You will stop at certain reefs along the way to enjoy 

snorkeling, where you will have the opportunity to see tropical fish and perhaps a green sea turtle. 

Note: Participants must be at least 10 years of age and in reasonable physical condition. Not suitable for those with back or heart conditions. Wear a 

swimsuit under clothing, sunglasses, sunscreen and proper footwear (sturdy sandals with a back strap is best). Carry a towel and waterproof camera. 

DISCOVER WINDSURFING OGG-032 


With a great combination of trade winds and surf, Maui is considered to be one of the best destinations in the world for windsurfing. Join 

us in Kanaha Beach Park, the best spot to learn this fun activity. Begin on the beach where your instructor will provide safety tips and 

windsurfing techniques. You’ll learn the basics of sail trim, board steering, and turning around. After you master a turn around, your 

instructor will teach you to sail. Stable boards. An easy-to-handle sail, and good instruction equal immediate success. You’ll be sailing out 

and back in no time. 

Note: All equipment is provided, includes water shoes and vest. Wear your swimsuit, bring a towel, hat and sunscreen. 


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MOLOKINI CRATER SNORKEL OGG-028 


Join the friendly and knowledgeable staff onboard the 92-foot air conditioned M/V Prince Kuhio for a scenic ride along West Maui's 

stunning coastline to Molokini Crater. During whale season, this is the prime location to view the awesome humpback whales, many with 

juveniles recently born in the warm blue waters around Maui. From the time you’re picked up at the cruise ship pier, a full crew is ready 

to service your every need. They will brief you on boat safety and snorkel equipment, and provide thorough instruction on snorkel 

technique and safety, before accompanying you into the water for a look around some of the best snorkeling sites in Hawai‘i. Keep your 

eyes open for green sea turtles, magnificent tropical reef fish, and maybe even a moray eel! Your guides are well informed about the 

abundance of marine life and want to share their knowledge with you. After your snorkel experience, savor the dramatic views of Maui 

on your way back to Ma’alaea Harbor and relax while the staff serves you refreshments and shares interesting facts about the island 

and it’s marine life. Enjoy complimentary beer, wine, Mai Tai’s from the bar as well as fruit juices, bottled water and snacks. 

Note: Occasionally weather and sea conditions make it unsafe to visit Molokini Crater. In this case, the Captain will take you to other fabulous snorkel sites 

off of West Maui. Approximately 45-60 minutes will be spent snorkeling, depending on sea conditions. Participants should be in reasonable physical condition 

and be comfortable in the water. Wetsuit rental is available; $5 payable on snorkel boat. Don’t forget to bring a towel and waterproof camera. 


DISCOVER SCUBA – BEGINNER OGG-029 


If you ever wanted to try Scuba, but just never had the chance or the time, this could be the ideal tour for you. Learn the basics of Scuba 

diving aboard your dive boat and then practice those skills on a line/bar attached to the dive boat at a shallow depth. Once you’re 

comfortable, you’ll put your newly acquired skills into action on a guided Scuba dive with your instructor. Explore the underwater world 

on this once-in-a-lifetime experience! 

Note: Participants must be at least 10 years of age. This is not a certification program. Waterproof cameras may not be used by guests while diving, as per 

PADI standards. THIS TOUR IS NON-REFUNDABLE. 

TURTLE REEF SCUBA OGG-030 

Approximate Duration: 5 hours Level 2 / C-Card / Age 

This two-tank certified Scuba dive offers a chance to dive at one of West Maui’s premiere locations, Turtle Reef. Hawai‘i is known for it’s 

wide variety of endemic and beautifully colored marine species. Keep your eyes open for the turtles and manta rays that call this reef 

area home. Maximum depth for the dives is 40 feet. 

Note: Participants must be at least 12 years of age. THIS TOUR IS NON-REFUNDABLE. 

- LANAI - 

DISCOVER LANAI CATAMARAN & SUNSET SAIL OGG-034 


Embark from historic Lahaina Harbor for an adventure fit for Hawai‘ian Royalty. You’ll board Trilogy’s custom designed sailing catamaran and set 

course for the island of Lanai. En route, Trilogy’s expert Captain and crew will serve you Mom Coon’s famous homemade cinnamon rolls, baked fresh 

every morning. Crossing the heart of Hawai‘i’s National Marine Mammal Sanctuary, you may be greeted by Lanai’s famous spinner dolphins. You’ll 

learn about the volcanic geology of the four islands visible during your trip. This includes deserted beaches and spectacular sea cliffs. A deli-style 

lunch is served as the catamaran approaches the sea cliffs on Lanai’s south shore. The private white sand beach and marine preserve at Hulopoe Bay 

is filled with beautiful coral and colorful fish. Trilogy is the only company licensed and insured to bring guests to this playground of the rich and 

famous staying at the luxury resorts on the island. After snorkeling you may want to do a short hike, visit the resort or just lounge in the sun. Your 

adventure also includes a locally guided van tour through the former plantation and quaint village of Lanai City. You’ll learn firsthand what life on this 

unique island has been like through the decades. You’ll be hungry by now and Trilogy’s Captain and crew will serve you its renowned barbeque 

chicken dinner with all the trimmings at Trilogy’s private Hale O Manele pavilion overlooking the harbor. On your return to Maui, trade wind sailing is 

what Trilogy does best! Enjoy the serenity of sailing surrounded by the magnificent blue sea and green mountains while enjoying a champagne toast 

or ice cream sundae. Come see why MSNBC rates Trilogy’s adventures as a perfect 10! 

Note: We recommend you wear a bathing suit under clothing, sensible footwear, bring sunscreen, sunglasses and a towel. Snorkel location may vary based 

upon weather conditions. Snorkeling equipment and instruction are provided. 


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LANAI EXPEDITION – 4 X 4 TREKKER OGG-023 


Add a fifth beautiful island to your itinerary! Lanai is the most secluded of the Hawai‘i Islands, located at the center of the island chain. 

Your tour begins as you board the fast passenger ferry, Expeditions, in Lahaina Harbor. During your 45-minute voyage across the Auau 

Channel to Lanai, you will enjoy great open-ocean views of all the islands of Maui County, including Maui, Molokai, Kahoolawe, Molokini 

and Lanai. Your guides will meet you upon arrival at the Manele Harbor, then you’ll be taken to a unique ironwood forest, where the 

wind is the only voice you’ll hear. Then visit the Garden of the Gods – a stunning, natural red rock that often inspires visions of a visit to 

Mars. Other highlights include Shipwreck Beach, where you will enjoy breathtaking views of Molokai and the shipwreck that gives the 

beach its name. Your guides are experienced naturalists who will share their knowledge of Lanai’s flora, fauna and terrain, as well as 

local legends throughout your 4 x 4 trek around the island. You’ll travel in a roomy, air-conditioned, four-wheel-drive vehicle. Following 

your Lanai expedition, you will return to the ferry terminal for your ride back to Lahaina Harbor. 

Note: Wear comfortable clothing, hiking or tennis shoes. Wear sunscreen and sunglasses. Actual 4 x 4 Trekker tour on Lana’i is 3 1/2 hours. You will catch 

regularly scheduled ferries at 9:15 am from Lahaina Harbor returning at 2:00 pm from Lanai. Your tour includes a sandwich, chips, cookies and bottled 

water. Vehicle capacity: 4 to 6. 

- NAWILIWILI, KAUA‘I - 

JOURNEY TO WAIMEA CANYON NWK-001 

Approximate Duration: 5 hours Level 1 / Physically Limited 

Discover the breathtaking gorge in the heart of Kaua‘i, Waimea Canyon, often called the ‘Grand Canyon of the Pacific’. Drive along the 

south coast passing the beautiful area of Koloa, with its emerald acres of sugar cane. Continue along the island’s one main highway and 

Kaua‘i’s many distinctive terrains. Enjoy panoramic views of small villages and island landmarks such as the rugged Queen Victoria’s Profile, 

said to resemble the famed queen. The centerpiece of your trip, Waimea Canyon, greets you with a spectacular view: an array of rainbow 

colors created by the reds and browns of exposed volcanic rock mingled with the blues and greens of lush tropical vegetation. This 

magnificent canyon in the heart of Kaua‘i is 10 miles long, one mile wide and 3,400 feet deep. It possesses a beauty all its own. 

Note: There are about 30 steps at the lookout. 

WAILUA RIVER & THE FERN GROTTO NWK-002 


Enjoy a scenic boat drive up the Wailua River to the Fern Grotto and visit the valley of a giant. Drive through Lihue Town and head north 

on the dramatic coastline to the mouth of the Wailua River. At the marina, your guide will direct you to a flat bottom motor launch for 

your journey up Hawai‘i’s longest navigable river. During the cruise you will be entertained with some local music, dances and narrations. 

At the head of the river, you’ll disembark for a brief walk to the Fern Grotto, a hauntingly beautiful cave. As you enjoy a serenade 

featuring the Hawai‘ian Wedding Song, you’ll understand why thousands of couples choose to get married in this romantic spot. Heading 

back to the mouth of the Wailua River, you will board your motorcoach to continue a bit further into the valley of the Sleeping Giant. 

Here, a short walk will bring you to Opaekaá Falls, where the Wailua River makes a dramatic plunge over a high cliff. 

Note: Wear comfortable walking shoes. The pathways at the Fern Grotto may be slippery. 

WAIMEA CANYON, WAILUA RIVER & FERN GROTTO NWK-003 


Enjoy a magnificent tour of the ‘Grand Canyon of the Pacific’, along with a scenic riverboat ride up the Wailua River to the Fern Grotto. 

This introduction to Kaua‘i, the Garden Island, features two of the area’s most dramatic natural attractions: 2,857-foot-deep Waimea 

Canyon and a ride up the Wailua River to the famed Fern Grotto. Your adventure starts with a drive to a lookout point at 3,400 feet. 

From here, you’ll have an unsurpassed view of the rainbow-colored canyon, with its reds and browns from exposed volcanic rock and 

blues and greens from lush tropical vegetation. After a buffet lunch, you will board a riverboat for a cruise up the Wailua River to the 

Fern Grotto. This beautiful lava cavern forms a natural amphitheater with excellent acoustics. At the grotto, keeping with island custom, a 

chorus will serenade you with the traditional Hawai‘ian Wedding Song. 

Note: Wear comfortable walking shoes; the pathways at the Fern Grotto may be slippery. The tour may operate in reverse order. 


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PARADISE GARDENS & WAILUA RIVER CRUISE NWK-032 


Next to Wailua Marina in the lush Wailua Valley is Smith’s Tropical Paradise, a 30-acre river-front botanical and cultural garden offering 

a glimpse of exotic foliage, rare birds like the ‘singing tree ducks’, fruit orchards, and tropical lagoons. Take a casual, open-air ride and 

enjoy a narrated tour or stroll along the one-mile-long meandering pathways surrounded by tropical splendor. Exotic peacocks and many 

other birds thrive in this quiet and serene paradise. The lagoons are teeming with fish and are the perfect setting for replicated ethnic 

villages. Take a short walk to the Wailua Marina, where your guide will direct you to a flat bottom motor launch for your journey up the 

river. During the river cruise you will be entertained with some local music, dances and narrations. At the head of the river, you’ll 

disembark for a brief walk to the Fern Grotto, a beautifully haunting cave, where you’ll enjoy a serenade featuring the Hawai‘ian 

Wedding Song and understand why thousands of couples choose this as their ideal spot to get married. 

Note: Wear comfortable walking shoes. The pathways at the Fern Grotto may be slippery. 

SCENIC HANALEI NWK-004 


Discover the North Shore and what many consider to be the most beautiful scenery in all Hawai‘i. Many a film has used the bays, beaches and 

mountain peaks as a backdrop. Starting from the harbor, you will drive through charming Lihue Town, and head north to the dramatic coastline 

passing over the Wailua River. You will pause near Kapa’a before turning inland on a small island road. At Opaeka’a Falls you will stop for a 

short walk to the falls lookout. The scenic drive continues to Princeville, where the famed North Shore begins. At the Hanalei Valley Lookout, you 

will pause and admire one of the most photographed spots in the island. A brief stop will also be made at Guava Kai Plantation. 

KAUA‘I NATIONAL BOTANICAL GARDENS NWK-028 


Explore the extraordinary beauty of one of the world’s premiere botanical research institutions on a 2-1/2 hour guided tour of Allerton 

Gardens. Architect Robert Allerton created this masterwork of landscape architecture and garden art in the early 20th century. Your day of 

adventure begins with a short scenic van ride from Nawiliwili Harbor to the Allerton Gardens in Poipu on the southern coast of Kaua‘i. Enter the 

gates of this once private estate and wind pass dramatic cliff top views of the protected bay below. Stroll through outdoor rooms beside 

rippling pools, fountains and dramatic sculptures. Take in the sties, sounds and smells of rare plants, vibrant flowers and flowing water. See 

species of plants that are extinct in the wild thriving in the garden’s nursery. If you dream of the ideal garden paradise, this tour is for you. 

Note: Participants must be able to walk one mile at an easy pace. Wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes, and bring a hat and insect repellant. 

KAUA‘I BACKROADS ADVENTURE NWK-007 


This exclusive journey takes you in an air-conditioned, four-wheel-drive van along seldom-used roads to areas of incredible beauty. 

Because of their inaccessibility, these roads have been off limits to all but cane workers for years. Meander past reservoirs and fields en 

route to Kilohana Crater, as your guide tells you about Kaua‘i’s history and culture. The 360-degree panorama from the summit of the 

crater is breathtaking, as you pause for photos. Your drive continues through Old Koloa Town, the birthplace of Hawai‘i’s sugar industry, 

passing an old sugar mill and takes you along the rugged shoreline of Mahaulepu. Enjoy a light snack, and then visit a plantation owner’s 

home to further enhance your back roads look at Kaua‘i. 

Note: Please wear comfortable clothing and shoes. This tour is not recommended for guests with back problems, pregnant women or those prone to motion 

sickness, as part of the off-road route is bumpy. 

MOUNTAIN SAFARI ADVENTURE NWK-008 


Experience Kaua‘i’s remote natural wonders up-close on this unique tour that includes the spectacular panoramas of Waimea Canyon, 

Kalalau Valley and Kokee Forest Reserve, as well as the less-traveled path along scenic back roads which are other wise inaccessible. 

Traveling in an air-conditioned four-wheel drive van en-route to the summit of Kilohana Crater, your guide will tell you interesting stories 

about Kaua‘i’s history and culture. Have your camera primed for the magnificent 360-degree panorama at the top. Your safari also 

includes drive through Old Koloa Town with its old mill and an exploration of the scenic shoreline of Mahaulepu. On the return, you’ll call 

in at a plantation owner’s home. Your tour includes a deli-style lunch. 

Note: Please wear comfortable clothing and shoes. This tour is not recommended for guests with back problems, pregnant women or those prone to motion 

sickness, as the off road portion of this tour is bumpy. 


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MOKIHANA HELICOPTER NWK-005 

Approximate Duration: 2 hours Flight 

Travel deep into the hidden beauty of Kaua‘i’s interior on this spellbinding aerial tour. You’ll fly aboard a modern helicopter, specially 

designed for panoramic viewing. Marvel at the jewel-toned cliffs of Waimea Canyon and the ruggedly scenic Na Pali coastline. Explore 

from above the mysterious Valley of the Lost Tribe and view the secluded valleys of Honopu, Kalalau and Hanakapi’ai. Enjoy 

breathtaking views of mist-shrouded Mount Wai’ale’ale, the wettest spot in the world, and beautiful Wailua Falls, where some of 

television’s Fantasy Island was filmed. Your journey into the beautiful and majestic ‘Garden Isle’ unfolds as you listen to a beautifully 

choreographed narration on an individual stereo headset. 

Note: Approximate flight time is 50 minutes. THIS TOUR IS NON-REFUNDABLE. 

HEAVEN & EARTH HELICOPTER EXPEDITION NWK-006 

Approximate Duration: 6 hours Level 1 / Meal / Flight 

See the best of Kaua‘i on this exciting tour that combines exploration by helicopter and by land. It starts with a scenic drive along 

Kaua‘i’s coconut coast. The exotic beaches and lush vegetation have appeared in many movies, including Dragon Fly, South Pacific, 

Jurassic Park and Blue Hawai‘i. At the helicopter terminal, your air-conditioned A-star jet helicopter and pilot are waiting to take you on 

a flight that includes music and narration on the culture, history and myths that go with the spectacular scenery you’ll see. Soar through the 

heavens for a bird’s eye view of magnificent waterfalls, majestic canyons and inaccessible beaches. See the 3,400-foot Mt. Namolokama 

Waterfalls, Waimea Canyon – the ‘Grand Canyon of the Pacific’, the Na Pali Coast, Hale Lea – Hanalei Valley, even the famous Makana 

– Bali Hai, and, weather permitting, Mt. Wai’ale’ale. Once back on land, you will visit North Shore beaches and caves and stop at the 

picturesque Kilauea Lighthouse built in 1913. Here, the largest clam-shaped lens ever made, beams over 90 miles out to sea. Stroll along 

Hanalei Pier for an unforgettable view of magnificent Hanalei Bay, made famous in the movie, South Pacific. You will enjoy lunch here or 

at Anini Beach Park, next to Sly Stallone’s Kaua‘i estate. If you want to see the best of Kaua‘i, this tour is ideal. 

Note: Flight time is approximately 30 minutes. All seats in the helicopter are forward facing with large custom windows for optimum viewing. Bring plenty of 

film for your camera. This tour runs rain or shine. If the flight portion of the tour is cancelled due to unsafe weather conditions guests will receive a partial 

refund and the land portion of the tour will be completed. THIS TOUR IS NON-REFUNDABLE. 

JUNGLE MOUNTAIN TREK, WAGON & ZIPLINE ADVENTURE NWK-009 

Approximate Duration: 7 hours Level 2 / Meal / Age & Weight Restrictions 

Spend the day visiting Kipu Ranch, a fabulous 4,000-acre working cattle operation that ranges from a riverside National Wildlife Refuge 

to spectacular volcanic mountaintops. Zipline through the forest canopy high above rivers and waterfalls at speeds of up to 30 mph. Hike 

and swim in a deep-water pond at the base of a mountain stream waterfall. Begin with a drive to Kipu Ranch where you will participate 

in three different hikes (a total of up to four miles) and between hikes you will be transported from trailhead-to-trailhead by a covered 

farm wagon pulled by a four-wheel-drive tractor. Each trek is conducted as a nature walk, through pristine tropical rainforests filled with 

plants, birds and aquatic life, both native and introduced. Walk through fern forests and flowering gingers to visit three different jungle 

waterfalls, each with it’s own special character. Jump into pools at the base of waterfalls cascading over black lava rock cliffs and swing 

on ropes tied to tree branches high above mountain pools. Or you can simply enjoy the quiet beauty. Lunch is served at an amazing 

place: a shady ‘Swiss Family Robinson’-style observation deck built into a huge Banyan tree, overlooking the beautiful Kamapua’a Falls. 

This is where your optional zipline ride begins. The setting is magnificent: a 1/4 mile foot-trail through the jungle leads to a steep valley 

at the confluence of two streams with a 150-foot waterfall tumbling over fern-covered black basalt boulders on one side and a lazy 80foot 

wide tropical stream in the other. You’ll be outfitted with mountain climbing harness and helmet, and walk through a labyrinth of 

aerial Banyan roots to arrive at the gated take off area. Your guide provides you with a safety briefing, equipment checklist and 

attaches a tether from your harness to a two-wheeled trolley that rides on the zip-cable. Soar above ground, over rivers and waterfalls 

and through the treetops at a speed of about 35 mph. 

Note: Participants must be at least 3 years of age. Zipline riders must be comfortable with heights, at least 10 years of age and weigh between 80 lbs. and 

265 lbs. We recommend you wear a swimsuit under clothes and footwear with aggressive tread for muddy conditions. Bring a windbreaker or light jacket, 

towel, sunscreen, hat, bug spray, and waterproof camera. The tour is moderately strenuous and appropriate for anyone who enjoys a good walk. Lunch 

includes turkey sub sandwiches, pasta salad, brownie, cold juices and spring water. 


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HOLLYWOOD IN HAWAI‘I – MOVIES & WATERFALLS NWK-041 

Approximate Duration: 6 hours Level 1, Meal 

Your Theater on wheels will bring you to film sites of Hollywood's legendary masterpieces. Jurassic Park, South Pacific, Blue Hawai‘i, 

Gilligan’s Island, Six Days, Seven Nights, Fantasy Island, Lilo & Stitch, Honeymoon in Vegas and many others, all filmed on the stunning 

island of Kaua‘i. This tour is comprehensive, in-depth, and most importantly – just plain fun. Your movie adventure begins as soon as you 

leave the pier. Travel a short distance to the first movie site at beautiful Wailua Falls. See the TV screen from the comfort of your roomy 

seat in a 14-passenger air-conditioned minibus and watch the scenes in surround sound while at the locations where they were filmed. 

Learn fascinating inside details of the stars and what they did when they were here and visit beaches like no other on Earth. Learn 

Hawai‘ian myths and legends, language, flora and fauna and enjoy a delicious picnic lunch on a beautiful beach. Also sing show tunes! 

Note: Picnic lunch included – deli turkey sandwiches, pasta salad, chips and beverage. 

KAUA‘I SPORTFISHING NWK-010 


The island of Kaua‘i offers some of the best deep sea fishing, so prepare yourself for an exciting adventure, as our aim is to reel in the big 

one! Because each charter is limited to small groups of six to eight anglers, you receive personalized attention while experiencing a 

memorable day. This sportfishing adventure departs from Nawiliwili Small Boat Harbor, just a few minutes away from the pier. Within 15 

minutes of leaving the harbor, you’ll be in the best big game waters around. Your sport fishing vessel is equipped with the finest tackle and 

electronics available to help you find and fight the largest fish. Get ready for Pacific blue or striped marlin, mahi mahi, ahi, ono and even an 

occasional sailfish (depending on the season). You’ll be accompanied by an experienced Captain and crew who know the most favorable 

spots for getting great results. In addition, they’ll be ready to provide a large variety of proven lures and live or other bait. Friendly and 

professional, they’re on board to help you catch fish as you enjoy the day cruising along the magnificent Garden Isle of Kaua‘i. 

Note: Participants must be at least 12 years of age. Bring a windbreaker or light jacket, towel, waterproof sunscreen and hat. Beverages included. 

Participants must be in good heath with no history of heart problems, strokes or back surgery. THIS TOUR IS NON-REFUNDABLE. 


- KAUA‘I GOLF - 

GOLF AT KAUA‘I LAGOONS – KIELE GOLF COURSE NWK-011 


Just a five-minute shuttle ride from port, the spectacular Kiele Course (pronounced key-eh-lay) was designed by legendary golfer Jack 

Nicklaus. Kiele weaves its way through mango tree forests, around 40 acres of fresh water lagoons, and alongside sheer ocean cliffs. 

Rated a Gold Medal Resort by Golf Magazine and a top 100 course by Golf Digest, Kiele is both challenging and fair, with ocean 

vistas few courses can match. Along with a fully stocked golf shop and friendly staff, golf at the Kiele Course presents a memorable 

experience for golfers of all skill levels. Your special rate includes greens fees, clubs, shared cart, warm up facilities and shuttle service to 

and from the course. 

PUAKEA GOLF COURSE NWK-034 


Imagine playing golf with the Pacific Ocean stretched out before you and Mount Haupu towering above. This isn’t a dream…this is 

Puakea Golf Course. Designed by Robin Nelson, Hawai‘i’s most prolific golf course architect, Puakea plays around deep ravines and over 

streams fed by fresh mountain rains. So serene is the backdrop, you can get lost in the joys of the game. But don’t let your mind wander 

too far, because Puakea can be every bit the challenge you seek. Nelson’s masterful architecture clearly conveys the routes one should 

take to achieve textbook pars. However, those more daring will be tempted with hints of ways to achieve glorious birdies and a truly 

memorable round of golf. 


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POIPU BAY GOLF COURSE NWK-035 


Even the most focused golfer will be challenged by breathtaking views from each and every hole at Poipu Bay. The course is backed by lush 

emerald mountains and sculpted from a rolling plateau eight stories above the expansive blue waters of the Pacific Ocean. Nestled among 

the gentle contours of Poipu Bay you’ll discover the remains of Hawai‘i’s heiau (temples) and ancient stonewalls. If this weren’t challenge 

enough, the nature of Poipu Bay presents you with one distraction after another…from native Nene geese and rare Hawai‘ian monk seals to 

green sea turtles and humpback whales. You’ll have lots of excuses to back your scorecard. Then, of course, there’s the view! 

PRINCEVILLE RESORT NWK-036 


Golf Digest has named The Prince course the number one golf course in the State of Hawai‘i. It is also included in their prestigious list of 

‘America’s 100 Greatest Golf Courses’. The Prince is one of Hawai‘i’s most challenging golf courses, with a USGA course rating of 75.3 and 

a 145 slope. But fear not. Five different tees on each hole allow you to set your own challenge. Named after Price Albert, the only son of 

King Kamehameha IV and Queen Emma, The Prince course is Robert Trent Jones Jr.’s masterpiece. Looking as if it had emerged full-blown 

from nature, it chugs uphill, jumps ravines and carrens downhill like a roller-coaster. To golf here is an experience few will ever forget. 

- KAUA‘I SUNSET & EVENING TOURS - 

KALAPAKI SUNSET SAIL NWK-029 


Join us on an evening sail along the Kalapaki and Kipu Kai region of Kaua‘i. Enjoy the majestic view of the Kipu Kai coastline as you 

travel aboard the 42-foot sailing trimaran Rainbow Runner. Your professional, experienced and fun crew will share their local knowledge 

and hospitality as you enjoy a full assortment of pupus (appetizers), beer and wine, soda, juice and water. This tour specializes in smaller 

groups for your comfort and enjoyment. Unlike many others, we attempt to sail as much as possible, provided there is sufficient wind, 

instead of motoring, adding to the experience. 

Note: We recommend you bring a light windbreaker or sweater and a towel. There is always the possibility of getting wet. As with any boating tours, weather 

and ocean conditions will dictate whether the tour will operate. 

NA PALI SNORKEL & SUNSET SAIL NWK-030 

Approximate Duration: 7 hours Level 1 / Meal / Age 

This tour is only available on the Pride of America 

Explore Kaua‘i’s spectacular coastline aboard a 55-foot luxury sailing catamaran. Your friendly sea-going Captain and crew will hoist the sails 

as you discover the awe-inspiring vistas of Kaua‘i’s majestic Na Pali coast. You’ll see miles of white sand beaches and hillsides checkered with 

sugar cane fields. Dolphins and sea turtles are often seen while sailing by pristine waterfalls, splendid valleys, sheer cliffs and remote sea 

caves. There will also be whale watching in season. We’ll stop to snorkel at Kaua‘i’s finest reefs. Quality snorkel gear, including masks with 

prescription lenses, are provided. Then it’s time for a delicious hot dinner buffet while taking in a breathtaking sunset at sea. 

Note: Participants must be at least 2 years of age. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel and sunscreen. Dinner includes: fresh seasonal fruit, garden salad 

served with papaya seed dressing, ginger sesame marinated tomato, green beans and red onion salad, fresh breadbasket, lime and lemon rice pilaf, teriyaki 

chicken topped with diced pineapple, pulehu of beef with sautéed mushrooms and onions in garlic sauce, and pineapple bars. Beer and wine are available 

after snorkeling. Na Pali Coast and snorkeling operate conditions permitting. Tour destination will be determined based on ocean conditions. 


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- KAUA‘I DIVE IN TO ADVENTURE - 

NA PALI RAFT, SNORKEL & HIKING EXPEDITION NWK-031 

Approximate Duration: 6 hours Level 2 / Age / Meal 

This tour is only available on the Pride of America 

Great package – combine your Na Pali raft tour with snorkeling and an amazing hike along an old Hawai‘ian trail. Aboard the raft you 

will enjoy comfortable, lounge chair seating – or sit up front for an exciting, thrilling adventure. The raft offers an amazing view of sea 

life (dolphins, turtles, flying fish and in season, humpback whales), waterfalls and the 3,000 foot cliffs and pinnacles of the Na Pali Coast. 

The raft also offers spectacular entry into sea caves (ocean conditions permitted). You will stop for a refreshing swim and snorkel, with all 

instruction and gear provided. You will then land on a remote beach (ocean conditions permitting) and we will guide you through a 

Hawai‘ian village where you will hear the history and legends of the ancient civilizations that once inhabited these verdant valleys. A 

delicious deli style lunch will be served on the beach. 

Note: Participants must be at least 5 years of age. If you have back problems or are pregnant, this tour is not for you. In the case of high surf conditions 

along the north and west shores, trips will be re-routed to calmer southern shores. 

PRINCEVILLE WATERFALL HIKE NWK-012 


Your adventure starts with a narrated drive to the Princeville Ranch near famous Hanalei Bay. Your moderate four-hours hiking tour begins with 

a hike to the ranch lookout point with views of verdant green mountains and a crystal blue ocean. Trekking onward, a short hike takes you 

through pasturelands and into a tropical paradise. Learn about the native and exotic plants as you descend, via s switchback trail, to a 

cascading 100-foot waterfall. In this beautiful place you can swim, take pictures under the falls and relax as you enjoy a delicious lunch. 

Note: Participants must be at least 8 years of age. All hikers must be in good physical condition and should expect to lower themselves down a 10-foot 

natural rock formation assisted by guides. The climb is safe and controlled, however guests must be able to hold their own weight. Wear a swimsuit under 

comfortable clothing. Hiking shoes or tennis/running shoes are suggested. Bring a towel, waterproof sunscreen, hat, insect repellent and a waterproof 

camera. Backpacks, water shoes and rain ponchos are all provided. Lunch and water in souvenir sports water bottle included. 

BIKE & HIKE TO JUNGLE FALLS NWK-019 

Approximate Duration: 3 1/2 hours Level 2 / Meal / Age & Weight Restrictions 

Take in the beautiful setting of Kaua‘i Lagoons as you pedal your multi-speed bicycle along trails winding through 41 acres of fresh 

water lagoons and tropical vegetation. You’ll visit Ninini Point Lighthouse and enjoy the ocean view then take a short van ride to the 

highlight of the tour: two secluded private waterfalls! At the trail head, set off on a 10-minute hike through a tropical forest. Your first 

stop will be at the lower falls followed by a walk to the awesome 50-foot Jungle Falls. Relax and swim beneath the cascading falls in 

your own private paradise. After 30 minutes, get ready to start another 15-minute hike to the picnic area, where you’ll be served a deli 

lunch. On the drive back you will stop at the Fishpond lookout for photos of the magnificent river and the Huleia Valley. 

Note: Participants must be at least 8 years of age and in good physical condition. Maximum weight allowed is 250 lbs. Wear your swimsuit under comfortable 

clothing and bring a towel, sunscreen, light jacket, bug repellent and Teva-type sandals with straps or water shoes with good tread (no flip-flops). 

DISCOVER JUNGLE FALLS BY KAYAK NWK-013 

Approximate Duration: 4 1/2 hours Level 2 / Meal / Age & Weight Restrictions 

This exclusive one-way paddle brings you into the Hulei’a National Wildlife Refuge, home to some of Hawai‘i’s native wetland birds and 

plants. Enjoy a light snack at the rope swing area in the shade of mango trees along the shore of the river and take a refreshing dip in 

the water. At the end of your 2-1/2-mile paddle, you will then take an interesting 10-minute nature-walk along a forest trail to your 

waiting air-conditioned van. Here your guides will take you on a short van ride to your ultimate destination – two secluded, private 

waterfalls! At the trailhead, you will start your 10-minute hike through a tropical rainforest, where your first stop will be at the lower falls 

for a short break. Next you will walk two minutes up the trail to the awesome 50-foot Jungle Falls where you can swim beneath the 

cascading falls. After 30 minutes or so, dry off, gather your things and start the 15-minute hike back out to the picnic area. Here you will 

wrap up your journey with a gourmet deli lunch in a ‘picnic hale’ on a bluff overlooking the Hulei’a Valley. The drive back will stop at the 

Alekoko (Menehune) Fishpond lookout for another beautiful bird’s eye view of the river and the valley. 

Note: Participants must be at least 8 years of age and in good physical condition. Maximum weight allowed is 250 lbs. Dry bags and life vests are provided 

along with a safety briefing and paddling demo. Wear your swimsuit under comfortable clothing and bring a towel, sunscreen, light jacket, camera, bug 

repellant and Teva-type sandals with straps or water shoes with good tread (no flip flops). 


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KIPU WATERFALL SWIM & ATV ADVENTURE NWK-038 


Take a fun and exciting ride on a semi-automatic Honda ATV 350 or 400 Rancher. Travel on a 3,000-acre private ranch, stop at two 

different waterfalls, travel through tropical forests, and enjoy a refreshing swim. First, you’ll be briefed on safety instructions, and then 

your adventure begins as you travel over fields and on trails that take you to spectacular vistas. Your guides will stop at the best photo 

spots and will share their knowledge of the history and legends of Kipu Ranch. Stop at a swimming hole to swim or just relax and take in 

the magnificent scenery as you enjoy a snack. 

Note: Participants must be at least 16 years of age to drive the ATV A Mule ATV (driven by a guide) is available for participants under 16 years of age; 

these are limited and need to be confirmed via the Shore Excursion Desk. If you have back problems or are pregnant, this tour is not for you. Some terrain 

includes steep slippery inclines and descents, streams, rocks, roots and forest trails. The tour has scenic stops at waterfalls that include short but steep and 

strenuous hikes that involve steps, hills and slippery, uneven trails. Wear comfortable clothing (it will get dirty). Long pants and closed-toe shores are required. 

Bring a camera. 

KAUA‘I CANOPY ZIPLINE ADVENTURE NWK-040 


Harness up and zip across valleys and gulches. Soar over streams and view places more spectacular than you can ever imagine! This 

exclusive zip experience, takes place on private lands that have never before open to the public. It is a backcountry adventure that will 

take you deep into and above Kaua‘i’s interior as you traverse down a mountainside into the lush valley below. The tour starts with a 

historic and scenic drive to the start of the zip course. After a thorough briefing by your certified guides, you are ready to start your zip 

adventure. Descend the mountainside sailing along a series of seven ziplines. At the end of the zipping, enjoy a delicious snack and a 

refreshing swim. Relax, bask in the sun or just soak in a natural swimming pool. 

Note: Participants must be at least 15 years of age. All participants under 18 years must be accompanied by an adult. Weight must be between 100 lbs. to 

265 lbs. We recommend you wear a swimsuit beneath your clothes. Bring a towel, sunscreen and hair ties to secure long hair. Participants must be comfortable 

with heights. Long pants and covered, secured shoes are required. Helmets and harness are provided. Fruit, locally made cookies, cold juice and water are 

included. 

EXTREME ATV ADVENTURE NWK-039 

Approximate Duration: 5 1/2 hours Level 3 / Age Restrictions / Meal 

Adventurers get ready to have some fun! Hop on the hottest and newest All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) available on today’s market and go 

places more spectacular than you can ever imagine! These ATV’s are the top of line Honda 650cc Rincon’s with fully independent 

suspension, on/off select 4WD and fully automatic automotive style transmission. This is an exclusive ATV experience that occurs on 

private lands that have never before been open to the public. This backcountry extreme adventure will take you deep into Kaua‘i’s 

interior to the base of Mount Wai’ale’ale. Begin your trip with a familiarization and safety briefing performed by your certified guide. 

Spend time on your vehicle getting comfortable before heading out to the backcountry. Your guide will lead you through miles of old 

sugarcane lands, tropical forests and jungles rich with magnificent scenery! Cruise to Hali’i Falls vista, park your bike and after a short 

strenuous hike on extremely uneven, rocky, muddy and slippery terrain, arrive at the newly discovered, cascading waterfall for a delicious 

picnic lunch and a refreshing swim. Relax, bask in the sun, or just soak in a natural swimming pool beneath the waterfall. Take one last dip 

in the water before heading into Kaua‘i’s most remote and beautiful area, the Power House Valleys. Ohia forests and ferns lead you to 

the beautiful mountains in the center of the islands. This is the only way to get there, literally! Then it’s back down the mountain and back 

to your cruise ship! Truly an incredible, exhilarating journey! 

Note: Participants must be at least 16 years of age and should be in good health. This tour is not recommended for those with back problems, who are 

pregnant, or who have health concerns due to the remote locations in the backcountry of Kaua‘i. Participants must be comfortable driving their own ATV on 

extremely rugged terrain! Participants will be screened and will be required to check-in at the Shore Excursion Desk prior to receiving confirmed tickets. We 

recommend you bring a towel and sunscreen. Helmets, safety glasses, gloves, long pants, shirts and shoes are provided. Be prepared to get dirty! Picnic style 

lunch provided. Due to heavy rains, Hali’i Falls could be canceled for passenger safety. 


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POIPU HORSEBACK RIDING ADVENTURE NWK-015 


Come ride with us! Take a horseback ride up the beautiful south shore for the perfect Kaua‘i experience. Your incredible day begins with 

a narrated drive to the stables, where your experienced guide will provide you with basic riding and safety instructions. For this 

approximately one-and-a-half hour ride, expert guides will escort you through the ancient Mahaulepu area that draws beach goers, 

windsurfers and local fishermen. On your ride, you’ll experience a variety of scenery and terrain, from pastureland to coastal and 

mountain vistas. You’ll cross over a sand bar and stream, ride past beaches and bays, and see abundant native foliage and birds. Your 

guides will share ancient legends and local lore. After your ride, you’ll be met in a designated area for the relaxing return to your ship. 

Note: Participants must be at least 8 years of age. If under 12 years of age, please notify us so that we can arrange the correct size tack. You must be 

physically fit and comfortable riding a horse, although experience is not necessary. Height to weight proportional restrictions may apply. Closed-toe shoes are 

required. Wear comfortable clothing, sunscreen and sunglasses. 

TUBING THE DITCH EXPEDITION NWK-016 


This unique tubing adventure takes you back in time, an exclusive experience that occurs on private lands never before open to the public. 

Recapture the time of the sugar plantations as you tube historic waterways along the flumes and ditches on the old Lihue Plantation. Your 

adventure starts with a short drive to the headwaters of the four-mile long Hanamaulu Ditch system where you will begin your two-mile 

tubing expedition. Grab a tube, don a headlamp, and jump in for a leisurely tubing expedition. Witness Kaua‘i’s spectacular engineering 

feats as you float down the tropical waterway of open ditches, tunnels and flumes all of which were engineered and hand dug in 1912. 

At the end of your adventure, you’ll be whisked away to a charming picnic area for a delicious snack beside a pristine swimming hole. It’s 

a memorable experience for the entire family! 

Note: Participants must be at least 5 years of age and weigh no more than 300 lbs. Water shoes, gloves, helmets, headlamps and a snack and beverages are 

included. Not recommended for those who are claustrophobic, pregnant women or those with back problems. Wear a swimsuit or quick-drying shorts and shirt. 

Bring a towel, change of dry clothing, waterproof sunscreen, hat and mosquito repellent. 

WAIMEA CANYON TO COAST DOWNHILL BIKE ADVENTURE NWK-027 

Approximate Duration: 4 1/2 hours Level 2 / Age & Weight restrictions 

Join us on an amazing downhill bicycle adventure from the rim of the majestic Waimea Canyon, an elevation of 3,600 feet, to Kaua‘i’s 

amazing coastline. From the cruise ship pier you’ll be taken by van to the top of Waimea Canyon where you’ll be fitted with safety 

equipment. You will be provided with your own top of the line bike cruiser equipped with wide comfy saddles, high rise handle bars and 

custom hub mounted drum brakes for ultimate control. Once you’ve been provided with a safety briefing you will start your 13-mile 

downhill adventure. Your guides will lead you down smooth winding asphalt roads all the way to the Pacific’s blue shores. Stop along the 

way for great photos and fascinating narratives of Hawai‘i’s history, culture, folklore and legends. Your guides will also identify the native 

plants, wildlife and trees as you cruise by them. This exciting tour is a fun and exhilarating way to experience the ‘Grand Canyon of the 

Pacific’ and its beautiful surrounding forests. 

Note: Participants must be at least 12 years of age. Minimum height requirement is 4’10” and maximum weight is 250 lbs. We recommend you bring 

sunscreen, sunglasses, camera and a sweatshirt or windbreaker for cool weather at the summit. Wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothing. All 

equipment is provided. Participants must be comfortable and confident riding a bicycle and will be expected to demonstrate to their guides the ability to 

safely ride a bike prior to departing the pier. Water, tropical fruit flavored soft drinks and Kaua‘i cookies are provided throughout the tour. 

KIPU RANCH ATV ADVENTURE NWK-014 


Enjoy an exciting ATV Tour at Kipu Ranch, a 3,000-acre private ranch, which is a favorite island movie location. Upon arriving at Kipu 

Ranch you will receive riding and safety instruction and then your adventure begins at a tunnel of Cook pines planted over one hundred 

years ago at the entrance of the ranch. The ride takes you through picturesque terrain with valleys, forests, rivers and mountains changing 

your view at every turn. See where such films as Raiders of the Lost Arc, Outbreak, Six Days and Seven Nights, Mighty Joe Young, 

Jurassic Park and more were filmed. While the tour is always kept at a leisurely safe speed, the variety of terrain keeps it interesting 

and challenging. Some terrain includes steep inclines and descents, pastures, streams, rocks and forest trails. 

Note: Participants must be at least 16 years of age to drive the ATV. A Mule ATV is available upon request for participants under 16 years of age or for 

those who are unable to drive their own ATV. The Mule is an ATV driven by a guide/driver. If you have back problems or are pregnant, this tour is not for 

you. Long pants and closed-toe shoes are required (they will get dirty). 


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KIPU KAYAK ADVENTURE NWK-018 


Your journey begins with a short drive to your starting point where your guides give you a safety briefing and paddling techniques. Board 

your double kayaks and begin your relaxing 2-1/2 mile paddle up the historic Hulei’a River, site of the legendary Menehune Fishpond. As 

you glide through this beautiful valley, your guides will point out native birds and a variety of plant life lining the shores. Along the way you 

will pull into the shade of mango trees for a short break at the rope swing area where Indiana Jones escaped the natives in Raiders of the 

Lost Ark. Enjoy locally baked snacks and a dip in the water. The adventure continues with a 15 to 20 minute walk through the protected 

jungle trail of the Wildlife Refuge. As you exit the forest, air-conditioned vans will be awaiting to drive you out of the valley. 

Note: Participants must be at least 3 years of age, not weigh over 265 lbs; should be in good health and able to stand and walk on uneven surfaces. Wear a 

swimsuit under comfortable clothing, sunscreen, sport sandals with straps or water shoes with good tread (no flip flops or sneakers). Bring bug repellant and a towel. 

POIPU BIKE & BEACH SNORKEL NWK-020 

Approximate Duration: 5 1/2 hours Level 2 / Meal / Age Restrictions 

Your day begins with a short scenic van ride to Poipu where you will be given a bike and safety information before heading out on your 

five-mile ride. The coastal route is over flat terrain and includes stops at some of Poipu’s most scenic locations. The tour includes some 

short strolls to spectacular viewpoints inaccessible to bicycles. Special emphasis will be placed on local history and the identification and 

discussion of native plants, birds and aquatic life. After biking, you will set out to one of Kaua‘i’s South Shore beaches for swimming and 

snorkeling. These beaches are rated some of the best in the world. After a snorkeling lesson you will find yourself in tropical waters 

teeming with marine life. A local style Bento lunch is provided with cold beverages. 

Note: Participants must be at least 12 years of age. Wear your swimsuit under comfortable clothing and covered shoes for biking, also a windbreaker, 

waterproof sunscreen, hat, and bring a towel. Bike, helmet, daypack and snorkeling gear will be provided. 

HIDDEN VALLEY FALLS KAYAK NWK-046 


Take a fun downwind kayak trip on the Hule'ia River. Known for its lush greenery, Hule’ia has been the site of filming for a wide range of 

major motion pictures, including “Indiana Jones and the Lost Ark”, and “Lost World”, the sequel to “Jurassic Park”. After receiving basic 

safety and paddling instructions you will begin your downwind paddle, which covers about two miles in length. You will travel through the 

Hule'ia National Wildlife Refuge, a place for the preservation of endangered Hawai‘ian water birds then paddle past the Alekoko 

(Menehune) Fishpond. A living archaeological site, the Alekoko Fishpond is a fine example of the ancient Hawai‘ian’s fishing and 

aqriculture methods that are still in use to this day. Your backdrop will be the magnificent Haupu Mountain Range, a dramatic and 

majestic 2,000-foot shield volcano that looms nearby over the river. The area is steeped in legend, and your guides will tell you exciting 

stories about the supernatural inhabitants of the valley in days gone by. After paddling downwind you will leave your kayaks behind and 

set out on a 3/4 mile guided nature walk through a pristine tropical rainforest. This rainforest contains many different interesting 

communities of plants, birds and aquatic life, both native and introduced. Your destination is an off-the-beaten-path swimming hole and a 

gorgeous tropical waterfall! After great kayaking and hiking you will make the pleasant down-river return; rather than paddling back 

two miles into headwinds, kick-back and enjoy the scenery on a truly fun and unique vessel: our double-hulled, powered Hawai‘ian canoe. 

Enjoy snacks and cold drinks as you cruise down the beautiful river. 

Note: Participants must be at least 3 years of age, not weigh over 265 lbs., should be in good health and able to stand and walk on uneven surfaces. We 

recommend that you wear a swimsuit under comfortable clothing, sunscreen, sport sandals with straps or water shoes with good tread (no flip flops or 

sneakers). Bring your camera, bug repellant and a towel. 


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POIPU BEACH SURFING LESSONS NWK-021 


No visit to Hawai‘i would be complete without some fun in the surf. Learn to surf at Chava Greenlee’s surfing school. Kaua‘i’s hot 

professional surfer will have you ‘shooting the curl’ in no time. Your fun begins with a narrated drive to the Poipu Beach area. Upon 

arrival your expert instructors will first instruct you on land before you paddle out to ride your first wave. Instructors will be in the water 

with you to continue their instruction. You will then have supervised time in the water on your to practice catching some waves. You couldn’t 

pick a better time to experience the thrill and excitement of surfing! Note: Participants must be at least 8 years of age, able to swim and 

be in reasonable physical condition. Tour will run conditions permitting. You should wear a swimsuit, sunscreen as well as sunglasses that 

cannot fall off. Bring a towel and water. Surfboard, wax, leash, water shoes and rash guard tops are included. Participants wishing to 

stay on the beach longer than the time allotted may return to the ship at their own expense. Photos available for purchase at $10. 

NA PALI EXPLORER NWK-022 


Voyage with the dolphins to witness a wonder of the natural world, the Na Pali Coast. Na Pali Explorer, the original Na Pali ocean 

expedition, takes you to these mystical 4,000 foot high sea cliffs where you are dwarfed by their sheer majesty and color. Sea caves and 

cascading waterfalls are scattered along this huge green stretch of remote rainforested coastline. The Captain and crew will provide 

narration on the history and mythology of the area before you take a plunge and snorkel the crystal clear waters teaming with marine 

life. Enjoy a deli style lunch on board before returning. 

Note: Participants must be at least 5 years of age. Please wear a swimsuit under casual clothing. A towel, sun protection, a hat and camera are 

recommended. Captain has complete discretion on tour route, entering sea caves, and snorkeling sites as per ocean conditions. This voyage may be bouncy, so 

it is not recommended for pregnant women, those with bad backs, heart conditions, or who suffer from sea sickness. 

SEA FUN BEACH SNORKEL NWK-023 


Here’s a beach trip that is very personalized and great for all levels of swimmers. A snorkeling site, in calm waters inside a protected 

reef, will be chosen based on daily ocean and weather conditions. After being outfitted with all snorkel equipment, including wetsuits, you 

will receive full instructions and begin snorkeling in a shallow area with no more than six persons per guide. Your guides are marine life 

experts and provide information about the many colorful fish and coral you see as they lead you out to the reef. You may even encounter 

green sea turtles. Drinks, snacks and fresh fruit are provided. 

Note: Participants must be at least 5 years of age. Wear a swimsuit under comfortable clothing, bring a towel, sunglasses and sunscreen. An underwater 

video is shot during your tour and viewed in the van on the return trip. Copies can be mailed to you for an additional cost. 

KAUA‘I BEACH SNORKEL & LUNCH NWK-024 


Explore the best snorkeling Kaua‘i has to offer on this personalized tour. Experience colorful reef fish up close and personal and a tasty 

lunch at a restaurant on the beach. There’s even time to shop for souvenirs. There is no better way to explore Kaua‘i than with the guide 

who created the island's first snorkeling tour. Snorkeling instructions and all gear is included. Enjoy an easy beach entry to one of the 

most exquisite snorkel spots in Kaua‘i, where the fish come so close you can reach out and touch them. This experience is fun for all levels 

especially first-time snorkelers who prefer a more intimate group size. After snorkeling, relax over lunch at one of the local beach 

restaurants. Once you’ve had lunch you’ll have time to shop for some great souvenirs. 

Note: Participants must be at least 8 years of age, in good health, be able to swim and be comfortable in the water. Wear a swimsuit under comfortable 

clothing. Sunscreen, camera, water shoes and a hat are recommended. Bring a towel. Snorkeling equipment is provided, including wet suits, and snorkeling 

vests. Shoe sizes for fins and height and weight for wetsuits are required in advance. Public changing areas, showers and restrooms are available at the 

beach. In case of inclement weather, alternate locations are available. In this instance, a picnic-style lunch may be catered from the restaurant. Current, chop 

and swells occasionally may be present at snorkel site. 


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DISCOVER SCUBA – BEGINNER NWK-025 


If you have ever wanted to try Scuba, but never had the chance or the time, then this could be the tour for you! Learn the basics of Scuba 

diving onboard your dive boat then practice your skills on a line/bar attached to the dive boat at a shallow depth. Once comfortable, 

begin a guided Scuba dive with your instructor to explore the underwater world. This is a once-in-a-lifetime experience! 

Note: Participants must be at least 10 years of age and in good health. Max depth is 40 feet. All gear, drinks, snacks and transportation are included. This is 

not a certification program. Waterproof cameras may not be used by guests while diving, as per PADI standards. THIS TOUR IS NON-REFUNDABLE. 

KAUA‘I SCUBA NWK-026 

Approximate Duration: 6 hours Level 2 / C-Card 

Certified divers, this is a great opportunity to dive in the beautiful waters of Hawai‘i’s oldest island. This two-tank boat dive is a 

Captain’s choice trip depending on the conditions upon arrival. An experienced crew will assist you with dive briefings and some local 

knowledge of the aquatic life, and then enjoy an escorted dive beneath the waves. Get up close and personal with Hawai‘i’s native fish, 

or wave to one of the passing green sea turtles that inhabit the area. 

Note: Surface conditions may vary. THIS TOUR IS NON-REFUNDABLE. 


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2005 HAWAI‘I SHORE EXCURSIONS ABOARD PRIDE OF AMERICA 

Due to the number of order forms for these sailings. Please call us back at 1-800-329-6251 

and order the correct form for your sailing date. 

Document # Sail Date 

5904 7/12/05 

5905 

7/23, 8/13, 9/3, 11/5 

& 12/17/05 

7/30, 8/6, 8/20, 8/27, 

5906 

9/10, 9/17, 10/22, 

10/29, 11/12, 12/3 & 

12/31/05 


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