Four very different islands without a single inter-island flight
Each Hawaiian island feels like its own destination — volcanic landscapes on the Big Island, canyons and cliffs on Kauai, beaches and the Road to Hana on Maui. A cruise strings them together for you. Fly to Honolulu for a week of island-hopping, or sail round-trip from the West Coast and enjoy the ocean crossing as part of the trip.
From Hilo, tour Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park — craters, lava tubes and steaming vents.
Kauai's red canyon and green sea cliffs are among the most dramatic sights in the Pacific.
Snorkel with green sea turtles off Maui and Kona, or at the Molokini crater.
Mainland round-trips include several open-ocean days — ideal for spa time, lectures and Hawaiian culture classes on board.
Humpbacks arrive in Hawaiian waters in winter, often visible from deck.
Shown as a guide only — every cruise line and sail date has its own route. Call us and we'll match real sailings to the dates you have in mind.
US law requires most foreign-flagged ships to visit a foreign port on round-trips from US ports, so you'll often see a short stop in Ensenada or Victoria.
Roughly eight on a round-trip from California — four each way. A 7-night cruise from Honolulu has almost none.
Not for an inter-island cruise that starts and ends in Honolulu. For mainland round-trips with a foreign stop, a passport is recommended.
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