Cruising began in the Hawaiian Islands in the early 1900s when a freight company that shipped sugar there started offering trips to passengers. It is a great way to explore several islands in one trip.
Norwegian Cruise Lines’ ship Pride of America
Norwegian Cruise Line is the only cruise line to offer year-round seven-day voyages visiting four Hawaiian Islands. The itinerary includes two overnight stays in both Maui and Kaua’i as well as a visit to the island of Hawai‘i, with no sea days. A variety of shore excursions are available in every port, with more than 80 activities catering to every type of traveller. There are a range of staterooms to book, from solo suites with mood lighting to spacious suites with floor-to-ceiling glass doors opening onto a balcony.
Restaurants, bars and facilities on Pride of America
Guests can dine on Hawai‘i cuisine, including Pineapple Beurre Blanc with fresh seafood, papaya with Asian short ribs and a variety of tropical juices, or take their tastebuds on tour at specialty venues including Cagney’s Steakhouse, chic Italian eatery La Cucina or the French restaurant Jefferson’s Bistro. Sip a Mai Tai at Waikīkī Bar, pop some bubbly at Pink’s Champagne Bar, or catch a show at the Hollywood Theater. The ship has two pools, hot tubs, a spa and a gym.
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UnCruise Adventures yachting holiday in Hawai‘i
UnCruise Adventures also offers guests the chance to cruise the Hawaiian Islands on a 36-person yacht, with a seven-night itinerary available from November to April.
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