Day One: Sit back…

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WWII Pearl Harbor Heroes Adventure: The traumatic attacks on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 will live on throughout U.S. history forever. Clients are immersed in said history first by watching a film about the attacks at the Arizona Memorial Visitor Center before visiting the Arizona Memorial shortly thereafter. After exploring a few other museums, travelers reach the climax of their experience: a special guided tour of the USS Missouri, the massive ship where the Japanese surrendered in 1945.

SEE

Diamond Head, often referred to as the “world’s most recognized volcanic crater”, travelers frequent this astonishing structure to climb about 0.7 miles to the top for unmatched views of the entire island. Stretching over 3,500 feet in diameter along with a 750-foot-plus summit, the crater exists as a result of a volcanic eruption of more than 500,000 years ago.

EAT

Alan Wong’s on King Street in Honolulu is one of the most popular restaurants in the city, and for good reason. Delicious Hawaiian regional cuisine plus what is frequently rated as “outstanding” service, make this the perfect pre- or post-cruise indulgence.

Day Two: Relax…

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Majestic Circle Island: The island of Oahu captivates travelers with the majestic grandeur of its natural wonders. A local guide escorts clients onboard before they make their way to various iconic sites, like Diamond Head and the beautiful marine sanctuary of Hanauma Bay, home to a breadth of sea creatures. Other highlights of this exciting adventure include visits to the Ko’olau Mountains, Byodo-In Temple, Waimea Falls, and the Historic Dole Plantation.

SEE

The Battleship Missouri Memorial sits in the heart of Pearl Harbor and holds great significance in the long history of the United States — it’s the place where the Japanese soldiers officially surrendered to the Allies to officially end World War II.

EAT

It would be a tragedy for clients to visit this wonderful city without enjoying Roy’s Waikiki, a high-end establishment that offers a mix of steak, seafood, and sushi. Chef Roy Yamaguchi blends classic techniques with Pacific Rim flavors, creating a menu of delectable offerings.

Day Three: Enjoy…

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Waikiki Starlight Luau: Travelers enjoy three hours of pure entertainment and dining under the stars at the only outdoor luau in Waikiki. Live music, drums, and the drama of traditional Hawaiian, Tahitian, and Samoan dance fill the air for a thrilling evening of island culture. Clients may also enjoy various activities, like the pineapple toss, or even a tattoo station. Traditional delectable offerings will be served, including Hawaiian paella, ahi tuna poke, Thai lemon grass marinated hulu huli chicken, and more!

SEE

Clients must visit the island’s North Shore, as its large, glassy waves assist in making it one of the most popular surf destinations in the world. If surfing doesn’t interest clients, they will be more than happy to sit back on more than 7 miles of gorgeous beaches stretching along the coast.

EAT

The Pig and the Lady never fails to appease the tastes of its visitors. Whether it’s the pappardelle pasta with lamb and curry spices, or a Hawaiian prawn stew, there is a delicious meal awaiting every one of your clients here.

3-STAR RECOMMENDATIONS

Castle Waikiki Shore

A perfect location along the beach in Waikiki plus a mixed environment with condo owners and renters help provide clients with a sense of a local feel.

Shoreline Hotel Waikiki

Spacious and clean rooms, a caring staff, and an adjoining restaurant make this the perfect pre- or post-cruise property. And it’s only a few minutes from the beach!

4-STAR RECOMMENDATIONS

Sheraton Waikiki

One of the finest properties on the island, Sheraton creates the perfect combination for clients by offering easy beach access, pools, restaurants, and more!

Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach

Closely located to a strip of various local stores and restaurants and a beachfront location make Alohilani Resort the ultimate pre- or post-cruise experience.

5-STAR RECOMMENDATIONS

Moana Surfrider Westin Resort

With a location in the heart of Waikiki Beach, the “First Lady of Waikiki” provides Victorian elegance and Hawaiian charm for its guests. They will also enjoy indulging at the beach house at the Moana or its full-service spa.

The Kahala

Set just minutes from Waikiki in the well-known residential area of Kahala, travelers will enjoy its waterfront location and the exotic gardens that surround it.