Day 1

Board your plane, sit back, relax and before you know it, you will arrive in fabulous Honolulu, Hawaii. Tour guests who have purchased their airline tickets from YMT Vacations, please meet the YMT representative in the baggage claim area for a traditional flower lei greeting and transfer to the hotel, in the exciting Waikiki Beach district of Honolulu. Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki or similar.

Day 2

On your first morning in Hawaii, you’ll have a Welcome Orientation meeting, during which your Tour Director will tell you all about the arrangements for the days ahead. Also, they will explain about the exciting shore excursions and optional tours you can add to your 12 day adventure. A Circle Island Tour? A Volcano and Waterfall Tour? A Traditional Hawaiian Luau? Our variety of tours, exclusively designed for YMT guests, ensures that there is something for everyone! Later in the day, we’ll travel the short distance to Honolulu Port to board your cruise ship for the start of your Hawaiian Islands experience. This vibrant, Americana- themed ship offers freestyle cruising and a variety of activities. Whatever your pleasure, a warm and friendly crew is ready to assist you to make sure your cruise is just right. If you’ve worked up an appetite, there are many great restaurants to choose from onboard! Don’t hesitate to check with the Front Desk or Cruise Director to find out what fun filled events NCL has planned for your first night at sea!

Day 3

Get ready to enjoy Maui! Maui is the second largest of the Hawaiian Islands and you will have almost 2 full days to explore! The cruise stops at Maui’s largest town, Kahului, which means “The Winning,” and offers visitors beautiful sea vistas. Known as the “Valley Isle,” this majestic island has three main peaks more than a mile high, thousands of breathtakingly beautiful waterfalls and pools, 120 miles of shoreline and more than 80 golden beaches. Optional shore excursions will allow you to explore the island such as The Best of Maui Tour. On this tour you will visit three of the most popular destinations in Maui, Iao Valley, Haleakala Crater and Lahaina, a traditional old whaling town, full of character and delightful shops and restaurants.

Day 4

After the overnight stay in Maui, another great option is the Road to Hana. Experience the natural and beautiful side of Maui as you drive along the gorgeous coastal roads!

Day 5

Brimming with Hawaiian tradition, Hilo takes you back to an earlier island culture. The town will charm you with its quaint buildings and unique shopping. Hilo is the flower capital of Hawaii, and gardens and blossoms are everywhere. This is truly a special day – take the optional Volcano Spectacular and Hilo Waterfalls shore excursion and you will ascend the rugged countryside to Volcanoes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. You will see a real, smoking and steaming volcano as you look out across the Kilauea Caldera, within which lies the Halemaumau Crater. It’s here that we also visit the Jaggar Museum and visitor center to learn all about the geology and history of the volcano. Next you’ll make a short stop to take a walk through Thurston’s Lava Tube and before we leave the park there is the chance to view the expansive Kilauea Crater and its steam vents. Additionally, see the Rainbow Falls, Hilo Rainforest and Drive through Hilo along Banyan Drive.

Day 6

Welcome to Kona! In the Hawaiian language, kona means leeward or dry side of the island, as opposed to ko‘olau which means windward, or the wet side of the island, which would be Hilo. In Kona, you can spend your day exploring the “Gold Coast” in a wide variety of ways - riding in a horse-drawn carriage, skimming the seas in a glass bottom boat, snorkeling below the waves. If you prefer to keep your feet on dry land, you may choose to take a leisurely walking tour through historic Kailua Village or one of the many island coffee plantations. There are many choices in always sunny Kona, but make sure to indulge in a cup of Kona coffee somewhere along the way!

Day 7

This verdant little isle exudes peace and tranquility. Nature has been good to Kauai, creating craters, mountains, rivers, canyons and glorious stretches of palm-fringed beaches. Nicknamed the ‘Garden Island’ Kauai is the least populated and developed of the four main islands. This evening we offer what has been voted as ‘Hawaii’s best Luau’ (Hawaiian feast), a great way to experience some the sights sounds and tastes of Polynesian culture.

Day 8

The Na Pali coast, featured in the film Jurassic Park and many other movies, is one of the most distinctive geological features of Kauai. It consists of sheer cliffs thousands of feet high that drop directly onto pristine secluded beaches. Today, why not take an optional tour of the breathtaking Waimea Canyon, known as the Grand Canyon of the Pacific (2,857-foot deep, 10 miles long and 1 mile wide), it will take your breath away.

Day 9

This morning you will go on the most popular tour in Hawaii - the included Pearl Harbor and Honolulu city tour. We head first to Pearl Harbor where we take a Navy launch out to the USS Arizona Memorial to pay tribute to the fallen heroes who lost their lives on December 7th 1941. You’ll have time to explore the visitor center, view the 23 minute film, relax in the park and see the USS Bowfin submarine before we head off to see the sights of Honolulu. Next, we take the H3 Highway, mile for mile, one of the most expensive highways ever built in the US, as we head to Pali lookout. From here there are stunning views overlooking the entire windward coastline of Oahu and once was the scene of the greatest battle victory by King Kamehameha. Set in a real dormant volcano, we visit Punchbowl Crater, home of the National Cemetery of the Pacific, before continuing onto downtown Honolulu. You will see the State Capitol and Iolani Palace, which you may recognize this as the Police HQ in the new Hawaii Five-0 TV show, but in reality was the residence of the last Queen of Hawaii, Liliuokalani at the end of the 19th century. Finally a drive through China Town, views of King Kamehameha’s statue and return to Waikiki. Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki or similar.

Days 10-11

You’re back in Oahu and these days are yours to do as you wish. Your Tour Director has arranged a variety of popular optional tours; From the world famous Society of Seven (SOS), to the spectacular illusions of Magic of Polynesia, to the diversity, history and tradition of the Polynesian Cultural Center, you have plenty of choice, daytime and evening. Whatever you do, you’ll have plenty of time to enjoy the famous Waikiki beach and shopping on Kalakaua Avenue. Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki or similar.

Day 12

Transfer to Honolulu airport for your flight home and reflect on all the fabulous places you visited, memories captured and new friends you’ve made. If you are on a later departing flight from Honolulu, we do offer an optional Circle Island Tour to show you Oahu’s highlights before returning you to the airport to catch your flight home – your Tour Director will have full details.

Please note that this is a proposed itinerary; the actual itinerary may vary due to season, special events, or weather. Because our tour arrangements are often made a year or more in advance, YMT Vacations reserves the right to alter the itinerary. Itinerary changes are made to improve your vacation experience, as well as respond to any unforeseen circumstances that mandate alterations.

Note: By their nature, all tours vacations involve a certain level of physical activity. While YMT tours have been designed with our guests in mind and are not physically demanding, this tour does include walking and periods of standing during the sightseeing visits. You will also encounter steps and some uneven ground along the way, particularly at older, historical sights.

Day 1

Board your plane, sit back, relax and before you know it, you will arrive in fabulous Honolulu, Hawaii. Tour guests who have purchased their airline tickets from YMT Vacations, please meet the YMT representative in the baggage claim area for a traditional flower lei greeting and transfer to the hotel, in the exciting Waikiki Beach district of Honolulu.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Day 2

On your first morning in Hawaii, you’ll have a Welcome Orientation meeting, during which your Tour Director will tell you all about the arrangements for the days ahead. Also, they will explain about the exciting shore excursions and optional tours you can add to your 12 day adventure. A Circle Island Tour? A Volcano and Waterfall Tour? A Traditional Hawaiian Luau? Our variety of tours, exclusively designed for YMT guests, ensures that there is something for everyone! 

Later in the day, we’ll travel the short distance to Honolulu Port to board your cruise ship for the start of your Hawaiian Islands experience. This vibrant, Americana-themed ship offers freestyle cruising and a variety of activities. Whatever your pleasure, a warm and friendly crew is ready to assist you to make sure your cruise is just right. If you’ve worked up an appetite, there are many great restaurants to choose from onboard! Don’t hesitate to check with the Front Desk or Cruise Director to find out what fun filled events NCL has planned for your first night at sea!

Day 3

Get ready to enjoy Maui! Maui is the second largest of the Hawaiian Islands and you will have almost 2 full days to explore! The cruise stops at Maui’s largest town, Kahului, which means “The Winning,” and offers visitors beautiful sea vistas. Known as the “Valley Isle,” this majestic island has three main peaks more than a mile high, thousands of breathtakingly beautiful waterfalls and pools, 120 miles of shoreline and more than 80 golden beaches. Optional shore excursions will allow you to explore the island such as The Best of Maui Tour. On this tour you will visit three of the most popular destinations in Maui, Iao Valley, Haleakala Crater and Lahaina, a traditional old whaling town, full of character and delightful shops and restaurants.

Day 4

After the overnight stay in Maui, another great option is the Road to Hana. Experience the natural and beautiful side of Maui as you drive along the gorgeous coastal roads!

Day 5

Brimming with Hawaiian tradition, Hilo takes you back to an earlier island culture. The town will charm you with its quaint buildings and unique shopping. Hilo is the flower capital of Hawaii, and gardens and blossoms are everywhere. This is truly a special day – take the optional Volcano Spectacular and Hilo Waterfalls shore excursion and you will ascend the rugged countryside to Volcanoes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. You will see a real, smoking and steaming volcano as you look out across the Kilauea Caldera, within which lies the Halemaumau Crater. It’s here that we also visit the Jaggar Museum and visitor center to learn all about the geology and history of the volcano. Next you’ll make a short stop to take a walk through Thurston’s Lava Tube and before we leave the park there is the chance to view the expansive Kilauea Crater and its steam vents. Additionally, see the Rainbow Falls, Hilo Rainforest and Drive through Hilo along Banyan Drive

Day 6

Welcome to Kona! In the Hawaiian language, kona means leeward or dry side of the island, as opposed to ko‘olau which means windward, or the wet side of the island, which would be Hilo. In Kona, you can spend your day exploring the “Gold Coast” in a wide variety of ways - riding in a horse-drawn carriage, skimming the seas in a glass bottom boat, snorkeling below the waves. If you prefer to keep your feet on dry land, you may choose to take a leisurely walking tour through historic Kailua Village or one of the many island coffee plantations. There are many choices in always sunny Kona, but make sure to indulge in a cup of Kona coffee somewhere along the way!

Day 7

This verdant little isle exudes peace and tranquility. Nature has been good to Kauai, creating craters, mountains, rivers, canyons and glorious stretches of palm-fringed beaches. Nicknamed the ‘Garden Island’ Kauai is the least populated and developed of the four main islands. This evening we offer what has been voted as ‘Hawaii’s best Luau’ (Hawaiian feast), a great way to experience some the sights sounds and tastes of Polynesian culture.

Day 8

The Na Pali coast, featured in the film Jurassic Park and many other movies, is one of the most distinctive geological features of Kauai. It consists of sheer cliffs thousands of feet high that drop directly onto pristine secluded beaches. Today, why not take an optional tour of the breathtaking Waimea Canyon, known as the Grand Canyon of the Pacific (2,857-foot deep, 10 miles long and 1 mile wide), it will take your breath away.

Day 9

This morning you will go on the most popular tour in Hawaii - the included Pearl Harbor and Honolulu city tour. We head first to Pearl Harbor where we take a Navy launch out to the USS Arizona Memorial to pay tribute to the fallen heroes who lost their lives on December 7th 1941. You’ll have time to explore the visitor center, view the 23 minute film, relax in the park and see the USS Bowfin submarine before we head off to see the sights of Honolulu. Next, we take the H3 Highway, mile for mile, one of the most expensive highways ever built in the US, as we head to Pali lookout. From here there are stunning views overlooking the entire windward coastline of Oahu and once was the scene of the greatest battle victory by King Kamehameha. Set in a real dormant volcano, we visit Punchbowl Crater, home of the National Cemetery of the Pacific, before continuing onto downtown Honolulu. You will see the State Capitol and Iolani Palace, which you may recognize this as the Police HQ in the new Hawaii Five-0 TV show, but in reality was the residence of the last Queen of Hawaii, Liliuokalani at the end of the 19th century. Finally a drive through China Town, views of King Kamehameha’s statue and return to Waikiki.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Days 10-11

You’re back in Oahu and these days are yours to do as you wish. Your Tour Director has arranged a variety of popular optional tours; From the world famous Society of Seven (SOS), to the spectacular illusions of Magic of Polynesia, to the diversity, history and tradition of the Polynesian Cultural Center, you have plenty of choice, daytime and evening. Whatever you do, you’ll have plenty of time to enjoy the famous Waikiki beach and shopping on Kalakaua Avenue.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Day 12

Transfer to Honolulu airport for your flight home and reflect on all the fabulous places you visited, memories captured and new friends you’ve made. If you are on a later departing flight from Honolulu, we do offer an optional Circle Island Tour to show you Oahu’s highlights before returning you to the airport to catch your flight home – your Tour Director will have full details.

Please note that this is a proposed itinerary; the actual itinerary may vary due to season, special events, or weather. Because our tour arrangements are often made a year or more in advance, YMT Vacations reserves the right to alter the itinerary. Itinerary changes are made to improve your vacation experience, as well as respond to any unforeseen circumstances that mandate alterations.

Note: By their nature, all tours vacations involve a certain level of physical activity. While YMT tours have been designed with our guests in mind and are not physically demanding, this tour does include walking and periods of standing during the sightseeing visits. You will also encounter steps and some uneven ground along the way, particularly at older, historical sights.

Day 1

Board your plane, sit back, relax and before you know it, you will arrive in fabulous Honolulu, Hawaii. Tour guests who have purchased their airline tickets from YMT Vacations, please meet the YMT representative in the baggage claim area for a traditional flower lei greeting and transfer to the hotel, in the exciting Waikiki Beach district of Honolulu.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Day 2

On your first morning in Hawaii, you’ll have a Welcome Orientation meeting, during which your Tour Director will tell you all about the arrangements for the days ahead. Also, they will explain about the exciting shore excursions and optional tours you can add to your 12 day adventure. A Circle Island Tour? A Volcano and Waterfall Tour? A Traditional Hawaiian Luau? Our variety of tours, exclusively designed for YMT guests, ensures that there is something for everyone! 

Later in the day, we’ll travel the short distance to Honolulu Port to board your cruise ship for the start of your Hawaiian Islands experience. This vibrant, Americana-themed ship offers freestyle cruising and a variety of activities. Whatever your pleasure, a warm and friendly crew is ready to assist you to make sure your cruise is just right. If you’ve worked up an appetite, there are many great restaurants to choose from onboard! Don’t hesitate to check with the Front Desk or Cruise Director to find out what fun filled events NCL has planned for your first night at sea!

Day 3

Get ready to enjoy Maui! Maui is the second largest of the Hawaiian Islands and you will have almost 2 full days to explore! The cruise stops at Maui’s largest town, Kahului, which means “The Winning,” and offers visitors beautiful sea vistas. Known as the “Valley Isle,” this majestic island has three main peaks more than a mile high, thousands of breathtakingly beautiful waterfalls and pools, 120 miles of shoreline and more than 80 golden beaches. Optional shore excursions will allow you to explore the island such as The Best of Maui Tour. On this tour you will visit three of the most popular destinations in Maui, Iao Valley, Haleakala Crater and Lahaina, a traditional old whaling town, full of character and delightful shops and restaurants.

Day 4

After the overnight stay in Maui, another great option is the Road to Hana. Experience the natural and beautiful side of Maui as you drive along the gorgeous coastal roads!

Day 5

Brimming with Hawaiian tradition, Hilo takes you back to an earlier island culture. The town will charm you with its quaint buildings and unique shopping. Hilo is the flower capital of Hawaii, and gardens and blossoms are everywhere. This is truly a special day – take the optional Volcano Spectacular and Hilo Waterfalls shore excursion and you will ascend the rugged countryside to Volcanoes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. You will see a real, smoking and steaming volcano as you look out across the Kilauea Caldera, within which lies the Halemaumau Crater. It’s here that we also visit the Jaggar Museum and visitor center to learn all about the geology and history of the volcano. Next you’ll make a short stop to take a walk through Thurston’s Lava Tube and before we leave the park there is the chance to view the expansive Kilauea Crater and its steam vents. Additionally, see the Rainbow Falls, Hilo Rainforest and Drive through Hilo along Banyan Drive

Day 6

Welcome to Kona! In the Hawaiian language, kona means leeward or dry side of the island, as opposed to ko‘olau which means windward, or the wet side of the island, which would be Hilo. In Kona, you can spend your day exploring the “Gold Coast” in a wide variety of ways - riding in a horse-drawn carriage, skimming the seas in a glass bottom boat, snorkeling below the waves. If you prefer to keep your feet on dry land, you may choose to take a leisurely walking tour through historic Kailua Village or one of the many island coffee plantations. There are many choices in always sunny Kona, but make sure to indulge in a cup of Kona coffee somewhere along the way!

Day 7

This verdant little isle exudes peace and tranquility. Nature has been good to Kauai, creating craters, mountains, rivers, canyons and glorious stretches of palm-fringed beaches. Nicknamed the ‘Garden Island’ Kauai is the least populated and developed of the four main islands. This evening we offer what has been voted as ‘Hawaii’s best Luau’ (Hawaiian feast), a great way to experience some the sights sounds and tastes of Polynesian culture.

Day 8

The Na Pali coast, featured in the film Jurassic Park and many other movies, is one of the most distinctive geological features of Kauai. It consists of sheer cliffs thousands of feet high that drop directly onto pristine secluded beaches. Today, why not take an optional tour of the breathtaking Waimea Canyon, known as the Grand Canyon of the Pacific (2,857-foot deep, 10 miles long and 1 mile wide), it will take your breath away.

Day 9

This morning you will go on the most popular tour in Hawaii - the included Pearl Harbor and Honolulu city tour. We head first to Pearl Harbor where we take a Navy launch out to the USS Arizona Memorial to pay tribute to the fallen heroes who lost their lives on December 7th 1941. You’ll have time to explore the visitor center, view the 23 minute film, relax in the park and see the USS Bowfin submarine before we head off to see the sights of Honolulu. Next, we take the H3 Highway, mile for mile, one of the most expensive highways ever built in the US, as we head to Pali lookout. From here there are stunning views overlooking the entire windward coastline of Oahu and once was the scene of the greatest battle victory by King Kamehameha. Set in a real dormant volcano, we visit Punchbowl Crater, home of the National Cemetery of the Pacific, before continuing onto downtown Honolulu. You will see the State Capitol and Iolani Palace, which you may recognize this as the Police HQ in the new Hawaii Five-0 TV show, but in reality was the residence of the last Queen of Hawaii, Liliuokalani at the end of the 19th century. Finally a drive through China Town, views of King Kamehameha’s statue and return to Waikiki.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Days 10-11

You’re back in Oahu and these days are yours to do as you wish. Your Tour Director has arranged a variety of popular optional tours; From the world famous Society of Seven (SOS), to the spectacular illusions of Magic of Polynesia, to the diversity, history and tradition of the Polynesian Cultural Center, you have plenty of choice, daytime and evening. Whatever you do, you’ll have plenty of time to enjoy the famous Waikiki beach and shopping on Kalakaua Avenue.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Day 12

Transfer to Honolulu airport for your flight home and reflect on all the fabulous places you visited, memories captured and new friends you’ve made. If you are on a later departing flight from Honolulu, we do offer an optional Circle Island Tour to show you Oahu’s highlights before returning you to the airport to catch your flight home – your Tour Director will have full details.

Please note that this is a proposed itinerary; the actual itinerary may vary due to season, special events, or weather. Because our tour arrangements are often made a year or more in advance, YMT Vacations reserves the right to alter the itinerary. Itinerary changes are made to improve your vacation experience, as well as respond to any unforeseen circumstances that mandate alterations.

Note: By their nature, all tours vacations involve a certain level of physical activity. While YMT tours have been designed with our guests in mind and are not physically demanding, this tour does include walking and periods of standing during the sightseeing visits. You will also encounter steps and some uneven ground along the way, particularly at older, historical sights.

Day 1

Board your plane, sit back, relax and before you know it, you will arrive in fabulous Honolulu, Hawaii. Tour guests who have purchased their airline tickets from YMT Vacations, please meet the YMT representative in the baggage claim area for a traditional flower lei greeting and transfer to the hotel, in the exciting Waikiki Beach district of Honolulu.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Day 2

On your first morning in Hawaii, you’ll have a Welcome Orientation meeting, during which your Tour Director will tell you all about the arrangements for the days ahead. Also, they will explain about the exciting shore excursions and optional tours you can add to your 12 day adventure. A Circle Island Tour? A Volcano and Waterfall Tour? A Traditional Hawaiian Luau? Our variety of tours, exclusively designed for YMT guests, ensures that there is something for everyone! 

Later in the day, we’ll travel the short distance to Honolulu Port to board your cruise ship for the start of your Hawaiian Islands experience. This vibrant, Americana-themed ship offers freestyle cruising and a variety of activities. Whatever your pleasure, a warm and friendly crew is ready to assist you to make sure your cruise is just right. If you’ve worked up an appetite, there are many great restaurants to choose from onboard! Don’t hesitate to check with the Front Desk or Cruise Director to find out what fun filled events NCL has planned for your first night at sea!

Day 3

Get ready to enjoy Maui! Maui is the second largest of the Hawaiian Islands and you will have almost 2 full days to explore! The cruise stops at Maui’s largest town, Kahului, which means “The Winning,” and offers visitors beautiful sea vistas. Known as the “Valley Isle,” this majestic island has three main peaks more than a mile high, thousands of breathtakingly beautiful waterfalls and pools, 120 miles of shoreline and more than 80 golden beaches. Optional shore excursions will allow you to explore the island such as The Best of Maui Tour. On this tour you will visit three of the most popular destinations in Maui, Iao Valley, Haleakala Crater and Lahaina, a traditional old whaling town, full of character and delightful shops and restaurants.

Day 4

After the overnight stay in Maui, another great option is the Road to Hana. Experience the natural and beautiful side of Maui as you drive along the gorgeous coastal roads!

Day 5

Brimming with Hawaiian tradition, Hilo takes you back to an earlier island culture. The town will charm you with its quaint buildings and unique shopping. Hilo is the flower capital of Hawaii, and gardens and blossoms are everywhere. This is truly a special day – take the optional Volcano Spectacular and Hilo Waterfalls shore excursion and you will ascend the rugged countryside to Volcanoes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. You will see a real, smoking and steaming volcano as you look out across the Kilauea Caldera, within which lies the Halemaumau Crater. It’s here that we also visit the Jaggar Museum and visitor center to learn all about the geology and history of the volcano. Next you’ll make a short stop to take a walk through Thurston’s Lava Tube and before we leave the park there is the chance to view the expansive Kilauea Crater and its steam vents. Additionally, see the Rainbow Falls, Hilo Rainforest and Drive through Hilo along Banyan Drive

Day 6

Welcome to Kona! In the Hawaiian language, kona means leeward or dry side of the island, as opposed to ko‘olau which means windward, or the wet side of the island, which would be Hilo. In Kona, you can spend your day exploring the “Gold Coast” in a wide variety of ways - riding in a horse-drawn carriage, skimming the seas in a glass bottom boat, snorkeling below the waves. If you prefer to keep your feet on dry land, you may choose to take a leisurely walking tour through historic Kailua Village or one of the many island coffee plantations. There are many choices in always sunny Kona, but make sure to indulge in a cup of Kona coffee somewhere along the way!

Day 7

This verdant little isle exudes peace and tranquility. Nature has been good to Kauai, creating craters, mountains, rivers, canyons and glorious stretches of palm-fringed beaches. Nicknamed the ‘Garden Island’ Kauai is the least populated and developed of the four main islands. This evening we offer what has been voted as ‘Hawaii’s best Luau’ (Hawaiian feast), a great way to experience some the sights sounds and tastes of Polynesian culture.

Day 8

The Na Pali coast, featured in the film Jurassic Park and many other movies, is one of the most distinctive geological features of Kauai. It consists of sheer cliffs thousands of feet high that drop directly onto pristine secluded beaches. Today, why not take an optional tour of the breathtaking Waimea Canyon, known as the Grand Canyon of the Pacific (2,857-foot deep, 10 miles long and 1 mile wide), it will take your breath away.

Day 9

This morning you will go on the most popular tour in Hawaii - the included Pearl Harbor and Honolulu city tour. We head first to Pearl Harbor where we take a Navy launch out to the USS Arizona Memorial to pay tribute to the fallen heroes who lost their lives on December 7th 1941. You’ll have time to explore the visitor center, view the 23 minute film, relax in the park and see the USS Bowfin submarine before we head off to see the sights of Honolulu. Next, we take the H3 Highway, mile for mile, one of the most expensive highways ever built in the US, as we head to Pali lookout. From here there are stunning views overlooking the entire windward coastline of Oahu and once was the scene of the greatest battle victory by King Kamehameha. Set in a real dormant volcano, we visit Punchbowl Crater, home of the National Cemetery of the Pacific, before continuing onto downtown Honolulu. You will see the State Capitol and Iolani Palace, which you may recognize this as the Police HQ in the new Hawaii Five-0 TV show, but in reality was the residence of the last Queen of Hawaii, Liliuokalani at the end of the 19th century. Finally a drive through China Town, views of King Kamehameha’s statue and return to Waikiki.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Days 10-11

You’re back in Oahu and these days are yours to do as you wish. Your Tour Director has arranged a variety of popular optional tours; From the world famous Society of Seven (SOS), to the spectacular illusions of Magic of Polynesia, to the diversity, history and tradition of the Polynesian Cultural Center, you have plenty of choice, daytime and evening. Whatever you do, you’ll have plenty of time to enjoy the famous Waikiki beach and shopping on Kalakaua Avenue.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Day 12

Transfer to Honolulu airport for your flight home and reflect on all the fabulous places you visited, memories captured and new friends you’ve made. If you are on a later departing flight from Honolulu, we do offer an optional Circle Island Tour to show you Oahu’s highlights before returning you to the airport to catch your flight home – your Tour Director will have full details.

Please note that this is a proposed itinerary; the actual itinerary may vary due to season, special events, or weather. Because our tour arrangements are often made a year or more in advance, YMT Vacations reserves the right to alter the itinerary. Itinerary changes are made to improve your vacation experience, as well as respond to any unforeseen circumstances that mandate alterations.

Note: By their nature, all tours vacations involve a certain level of physical activity. While YMT tours have been designed with our guests in mind and are not physically demanding, this tour does include walking and periods of standing during the sightseeing visits. You will also encounter steps and some uneven ground along the way, particularly at older, historical sights.

Day 1

Board your plane, sit back, relax and before you know it, you will arrive in fabulous Honolulu, Hawaii. Tour guests who have purchased their airline tickets from YMT Vacations, please meet the YMT representative in the baggage claim area for a traditional flower lei greeting and transfer to the hotel, in the exciting Waikiki Beach district of Honolulu.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Day 2

On your first morning in Hawaii, you’ll have a Welcome Orientation meeting, during which your Tour Director will tell you all about the arrangements for the days ahead. Also, they will explain about the exciting shore excursions and optional tours you can add to your 12 day adventure. A Circle Island Tour? A Volcano and Waterfall Tour? A Traditional Hawaiian Luau? Our variety of tours, exclusively designed for YMT guests, ensures that there is something for everyone! 

Later in the day, we’ll travel the short distance to Honolulu Port to board your cruise ship for the start of your Hawaiian Islands experience. This vibrant, Americana-themed ship offers freestyle cruising and a variety of activities. Whatever your pleasure, a warm and friendly crew is ready to assist you to make sure your cruise is just right. If you’ve worked up an appetite, there are many great restaurants to choose from onboard! Don’t hesitate to check with the Front Desk or Cruise Director to find out what fun filled events NCL has planned for your first night at sea!

Day 3

Get ready to enjoy Maui! Maui is the second largest of the Hawaiian Islands and you will have almost 2 full days to explore! The cruise stops at Maui’s largest town, Kahului, which means “The Winning,” and offers visitors beautiful sea vistas. Known as the “Valley Isle,” this majestic island has three main peaks more than a mile high, thousands of breathtakingly beautiful waterfalls and pools, 120 miles of shoreline and more than 80 golden beaches. Optional shore excursions will allow you to explore the island such as The Best of Maui Tour. On this tour you will visit three of the most popular destinations in Maui, Iao Valley, Haleakala Crater and Lahaina, a traditional old whaling town, full of character and delightful shops and restaurants.

Day 4

After the overnight stay in Maui, another great option is the Road to Hana. Experience the natural and beautiful side of Maui as you drive along the gorgeous coastal roads!

Day 5

Brimming with Hawaiian tradition, Hilo takes you back to an earlier island culture. The town will charm you with its quaint buildings and unique shopping. Hilo is the flower capital of Hawaii, and gardens and blossoms are everywhere. This is truly a special day – take the optional Volcano Spectacular and Hilo Waterfalls shore excursion and you will ascend the rugged countryside to Volcanoes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. You will see a real, smoking and steaming volcano as you look out across the Kilauea Caldera, within which lies the Halemaumau Crater. It’s here that we also visit the Jaggar Museum and visitor center to learn all about the geology and history of the volcano. Next you’ll make a short stop to take a walk through Thurston’s Lava Tube and before we leave the park there is the chance to view the expansive Kilauea Crater and its steam vents. Additionally, see the Rainbow Falls, Hilo Rainforest and Drive through Hilo along Banyan Drive

Day 6

Welcome to Kona! In the Hawaiian language, kona means leeward or dry side of the island, as opposed to ko‘olau which means windward, or the wet side of the island, which would be Hilo. In Kona, you can spend your day exploring the “Gold Coast” in a wide variety of ways - riding in a horse-drawn carriage, skimming the seas in a glass bottom boat, snorkeling below the waves. If you prefer to keep your feet on dry land, you may choose to take a leisurely walking tour through historic Kailua Village or one of the many island coffee plantations. There are many choices in always sunny Kona, but make sure to indulge in a cup of Kona coffee somewhere along the way!

Day 7

This verdant little isle exudes peace and tranquility. Nature has been good to Kauai, creating craters, mountains, rivers, canyons and glorious stretches of palm-fringed beaches. Nicknamed the ‘Garden Island’ Kauai is the least populated and developed of the four main islands. This evening we offer what has been voted as ‘Hawaii’s best Luau’ (Hawaiian feast), a great way to experience some the sights sounds and tastes of Polynesian culture.

Day 8

The Na Pali coast, featured in the film Jurassic Park and many other movies, is one of the most distinctive geological features of Kauai. It consists of sheer cliffs thousands of feet high that drop directly onto pristine secluded beaches. Today, why not take an optional tour of the breathtaking Waimea Canyon, known as the Grand Canyon of the Pacific (2,857-foot deep, 10 miles long and 1 mile wide), it will take your breath away.

Day 9

This morning you will go on the most popular tour in Hawaii - the included Pearl Harbor and Honolulu city tour. We head first to Pearl Harbor where we take a Navy launch out to the USS Arizona Memorial to pay tribute to the fallen heroes who lost their lives on December 7th 1941. You’ll have time to explore the visitor center, view the 23 minute film, relax in the park and see the USS Bowfin submarine before we head off to see the sights of Honolulu. Next, we take the H3 Highway, mile for mile, one of the most expensive highways ever built in the US, as we head to Pali lookout. From here there are stunning views overlooking the entire windward coastline of Oahu and once was the scene of the greatest battle victory by King Kamehameha. Set in a real dormant volcano, we visit Punchbowl Crater, home of the National Cemetery of the Pacific, before continuing onto downtown Honolulu. You will see the State Capitol and Iolani Palace, which you may recognize this as the Police HQ in the new Hawaii Five-0 TV show, but in reality was the residence of the last Queen of Hawaii, Liliuokalani at the end of the 19th century. Finally a drive through China Town, views of King Kamehameha’s statue and return to Waikiki.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Days 10-11

You’re back in Oahu and these days are yours to do as you wish. Your Tour Director has arranged a variety of popular optional tours; From the world famous Society of Seven (SOS), to the spectacular illusions of Magic of Polynesia, to the diversity, history and tradition of the Polynesian Cultural Center, you have plenty of choice, daytime and evening. Whatever you do, you’ll have plenty of time to enjoy the famous Waikiki beach and shopping on Kalakaua Avenue.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Day 12

Transfer to Honolulu airport for your flight home and reflect on all the fabulous places you visited, memories captured and new friends you’ve made. If you are on a later departing flight from Honolulu, we do offer an optional Circle Island Tour to show you Oahu’s highlights before returning you to the airport to catch your flight home – your Tour Director will have full details.

Please note that this is a proposed itinerary; the actual itinerary may vary due to season, special events, or weather. Because our tour arrangements are often made a year or more in advance, YMT Vacations reserves the right to alter the itinerary. Itinerary changes are made to improve your vacation experience, as well as respond to any unforeseen circumstances that mandate alterations.

Note: By their nature, all tours vacations involve a certain level of physical activity. While YMT tours have been designed with our guests in mind and are not physically demanding, this tour does include walking and periods of standing during the sightseeing visits. You will also encounter steps and some uneven ground along the way, particularly at older, historical sights.

Day 1

Board your plane, sit back, relax and before you know it, you will arrive in fabulous Honolulu, Hawaii. Tour guests who have purchased their airline tickets from YMT Vacations, please meet the YMT representative in the baggage claim area for a traditional flower lei greeting and transfer to the hotel, in the exciting Waikiki Beach district of Honolulu.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Day 2

On your first morning in Hawaii, you’ll have a Welcome Orientation meeting, during which your Tour Director will tell you all about the arrangements for the days ahead. Also, they will explain about the exciting shore excursions and optional tours you can add to your 12 day adventure. A Circle Island Tour? A Volcano and Waterfall Tour? A Traditional Hawaiian Luau? Our variety of tours, exclusively designed for YMT guests, ensures that there is something for everyone! 

Later in the day, we’ll travel the short distance to Honolulu Port to board your cruise ship for the start of your Hawaiian Islands experience. This vibrant, Americana-themed ship offers freestyle cruising and a variety of activities. Whatever your pleasure, a warm and friendly crew is ready to assist you to make sure your cruise is just right. If you’ve worked up an appetite, there are many great restaurants to choose from onboard! Don’t hesitate to check with the Front Desk or Cruise Director to find out what fun filled events NCL has planned for your first night at sea!

Day 3

Get ready to enjoy Maui! Maui is the second largest of the Hawaiian Islands and you will have almost 2 full days to explore! The cruise stops at Maui’s largest town, Kahului, which means “The Winning,” and offers visitors beautiful sea vistas. Known as the “Valley Isle,” this majestic island has three main peaks more than a mile high, thousands of breathtakingly beautiful waterfalls and pools, 120 miles of shoreline and more than 80 golden beaches. Optional shore excursions will allow you to explore the island such as The Best of Maui Tour. On this tour you will visit three of the most popular destinations in Maui, Iao Valley, Haleakala Crater and Lahaina, a traditional old whaling town, full of character and delightful shops and restaurants.

Day 4

After the overnight stay in Maui, another great option is the Road to Hana. Experience the natural and beautiful side of Maui as you drive along the gorgeous coastal roads!

Day 5

Brimming with Hawaiian tradition, Hilo takes you back to an earlier island culture. The town will charm you with its quaint buildings and unique shopping. Hilo is the flower capital of Hawaii, and gardens and blossoms are everywhere. This is truly a special day – take the optional Volcano Spectacular and Hilo Waterfalls shore excursion and you will ascend the rugged countryside to Volcanoes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. You will see a real, smoking and steaming volcano as you look out across the Kilauea Caldera, within which lies the Halemaumau Crater. It’s here that we also visit the Jaggar Museum and visitor center to learn all about the geology and history of the volcano. Next you’ll make a short stop to take a walk through Thurston’s Lava Tube and before we leave the park there is the chance to view the expansive Kilauea Crater and its steam vents. Additionally, see the Rainbow Falls, Hilo Rainforest and Drive through Hilo along Banyan Drive

Day 6

Welcome to Kona! In the Hawaiian language, kona means leeward or dry side of the island, as opposed to ko‘olau which means windward, or the wet side of the island, which would be Hilo. In Kona, you can spend your day exploring the “Gold Coast” in a wide variety of ways - riding in a horse-drawn carriage, skimming the seas in a glass bottom boat, snorkeling below the waves. If you prefer to keep your feet on dry land, you may choose to take a leisurely walking tour through historic Kailua Village or one of the many island coffee plantations. There are many choices in always sunny Kona, but make sure to indulge in a cup of Kona coffee somewhere along the way!

Day 7

This verdant little isle exudes peace and tranquility. Nature has been good to Kauai, creating craters, mountains, rivers, canyons and glorious stretches of palm-fringed beaches. Nicknamed the ‘Garden Island’ Kauai is the least populated and developed of the four main islands. This evening we offer what has been voted as ‘Hawaii’s best Luau’ (Hawaiian feast), a great way to experience some the sights sounds and tastes of Polynesian culture.

Day 8

The Na Pali coast, featured in the film Jurassic Park and many other movies, is one of the most distinctive geological features of Kauai. It consists of sheer cliffs thousands of feet high that drop directly onto pristine secluded beaches. Today, why not take an optional tour of the breathtaking Waimea Canyon, known as the Grand Canyon of the Pacific (2,857-foot deep, 10 miles long and 1 mile wide), it will take your breath away.

Day 9

This morning you will go on the most popular tour in Hawaii - the included Pearl Harbor and Honolulu city tour. We head first to Pearl Harbor where we take a Navy launch out to the USS Arizona Memorial to pay tribute to the fallen heroes who lost their lives on December 7th 1941. You’ll have time to explore the visitor center, view the 23 minute film, relax in the park and see the USS Bowfin submarine before we head off to see the sights of Honolulu. Next, we take the H3 Highway, mile for mile, one of the most expensive highways ever built in the US, as we head to Pali lookout. From here there are stunning views overlooking the entire windward coastline of Oahu and once was the scene of the greatest battle victory by King Kamehameha. Set in a real dormant volcano, we visit Punchbowl Crater, home of the National Cemetery of the Pacific, before continuing onto downtown Honolulu. You will see the State Capitol and Iolani Palace, which you may recognize this as the Police HQ in the new Hawaii Five-0 TV show, but in reality was the residence of the last Queen of Hawaii, Liliuokalani at the end of the 19th century. Finally a drive through China Town, views of King Kamehameha’s statue and return to Waikiki.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Days 10-11

You’re back in Oahu and these days are yours to do as you wish. Your Tour Director has arranged a variety of popular optional tours; From the world famous Society of Seven (SOS), to the spectacular illusions of Magic of Polynesia, to the diversity, history and tradition of the Polynesian Cultural Center, you have plenty of choice, daytime and evening. Whatever you do, you’ll have plenty of time to enjoy the famous Waikiki beach and shopping on Kalakaua Avenue.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Day 12

Transfer to Honolulu airport for your flight home and reflect on all the fabulous places you visited, memories captured and new friends you’ve made. If you are on a later departing flight from Honolulu, we do offer an optional Circle Island Tour to show you Oahu’s highlights before returning you to the airport to catch your flight home – your Tour Director will have full details.

Please note that this is a proposed itinerary; the actual itinerary may vary due to season, special events, or weather. Because our tour arrangements are often made a year or more in advance, YMT Vacations reserves the right to alter the itinerary. Itinerary changes are made to improve your vacation experience, as well as respond to any unforeseen circumstances that mandate alterations.

Note: By their nature, all tours vacations involve a certain level of physical activity. While YMT tours have been designed with our guests in mind and are not physically demanding, this tour does include walking and periods of standing during the sightseeing visits. You will also encounter steps and some uneven ground along the way, particularly at older, historical sights.

Day 1

Board your plane, sit back, relax and before you know it, you will arrive in fabulous Honolulu, Hawaii. Tour guests who have purchased their airline tickets from YMT Vacations, please meet the YMT representative in the baggage claim area for a traditional flower lei greeting and transfer to the hotel, in the exciting Waikiki Beach district of Honolulu.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Day 2

On your first morning in Hawaii, you’ll have a Welcome Orientation meeting, during which your Tour Director will tell you all about the arrangements for the days ahead. Also, they will explain about the exciting shore excursions and optional tours you can add to your 12 day adventure. A Circle Island Tour? A Volcano and Waterfall Tour? A Traditional Hawaiian Luau? Our variety of tours, exclusively designed for YMT guests, ensures that there is something for everyone! 

Later in the day, we’ll travel the short distance to Honolulu Port to board your cruise ship for the start of your Hawaiian Islands experience. This vibrant, Americana-themed ship offers freestyle cruising and a variety of activities. Whatever your pleasure, a warm and friendly crew is ready to assist you to make sure your cruise is just right. If you’ve worked up an appetite, there are many great restaurants to choose from onboard! Don’t hesitate to check with the Front Desk or Cruise Director to find out what fun filled events NCL has planned for your first night at sea!

Day 3

Get ready to enjoy Maui! Maui is the second largest of the Hawaiian Islands and you will have almost 2 full days to explore! The cruise stops at Maui’s largest town, Kahului, which means “The Winning,” and offers visitors beautiful sea vistas. Known as the “Valley Isle,” this majestic island has three main peaks more than a mile high, thousands of breathtakingly beautiful waterfalls and pools, 120 miles of shoreline and more than 80 golden beaches. Optional shore excursions will allow you to explore the island such as The Best of Maui Tour. On this tour you will visit three of the most popular destinations in Maui, Iao Valley, Haleakala Crater and Lahaina, a traditional old whaling town, full of character and delightful shops and restaurants.

Day 4

After the overnight stay in Maui, another great option is the Road to Hana. Experience the natural and beautiful side of Maui as you drive along the gorgeous coastal roads!

Day 5

Brimming with Hawaiian tradition, Hilo takes you back to an earlier island culture. The town will charm you with its quaint buildings and unique shopping. Hilo is the flower capital of Hawaii, and gardens and blossoms are everywhere. This is truly a special day – take the optional Volcano Spectacular and Hilo Waterfalls shore excursion and you will ascend the rugged countryside to Volcanoes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. You will see a real, smoking and steaming volcano as you look out across the Kilauea Caldera, within which lies the Halemaumau Crater. It’s here that we also visit the Jaggar Museum and visitor center to learn all about the geology and history of the volcano. Next you’ll make a short stop to take a walk through Thurston’s Lava Tube and before we leave the park there is the chance to view the expansive Kilauea Crater and its steam vents. Additionally, see the Rainbow Falls, Hilo Rainforest and Drive through Hilo along Banyan Drive

Day 6

Welcome to Kona! In the Hawaiian language, kona means leeward or dry side of the island, as opposed to ko‘olau which means windward, or the wet side of the island, which would be Hilo. In Kona, you can spend your day exploring the “Gold Coast” in a wide variety of ways - riding in a horse-drawn carriage, skimming the seas in a glass bottom boat, snorkeling below the waves. If you prefer to keep your feet on dry land, you may choose to take a leisurely walking tour through historic Kailua Village or one of the many island coffee plantations. There are many choices in always sunny Kona, but make sure to indulge in a cup of Kona coffee somewhere along the way!

Day 7

This verdant little isle exudes peace and tranquility. Nature has been good to Kauai, creating craters, mountains, rivers, canyons and glorious stretches of palm-fringed beaches. Nicknamed the ‘Garden Island’ Kauai is the least populated and developed of the four main islands. This evening we offer what has been voted as ‘Hawaii’s best Luau’ (Hawaiian feast), a great way to experience some the sights sounds and tastes of Polynesian culture.

Day 8

The Na Pali coast, featured in the film Jurassic Park and many other movies, is one of the most distinctive geological features of Kauai. It consists of sheer cliffs thousands of feet high that drop directly onto pristine secluded beaches. Today, why not take an optional tour of the breathtaking Waimea Canyon, known as the Grand Canyon of the Pacific (2,857-foot deep, 10 miles long and 1 mile wide), it will take your breath away.

Day 9

This morning you will go on the most popular tour in Hawaii - the included Pearl Harbor and Honolulu city tour. We head first to Pearl Harbor where we take a Navy launch out to the USS Arizona Memorial to pay tribute to the fallen heroes who lost their lives on December 7th 1941. You’ll have time to explore the visitor center, view the 23 minute film, relax in the park and see the USS Bowfin submarine before we head off to see the sights of Honolulu. Next, we take the H3 Highway, mile for mile, one of the most expensive highways ever built in the US, as we head to Pali lookout. From here there are stunning views overlooking the entire windward coastline of Oahu and once was the scene of the greatest battle victory by King Kamehameha. Set in a real dormant volcano, we visit Punchbowl Crater, home of the National Cemetery of the Pacific, before continuing onto downtown Honolulu. You will see the State Capitol and Iolani Palace, which you may recognize this as the Police HQ in the new Hawaii Five-0 TV show, but in reality was the residence of the last Queen of Hawaii, Liliuokalani at the end of the 19th century. Finally a drive through China Town, views of King Kamehameha’s statue and return to Waikiki.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Days 10-11

You’re back in Oahu and these days are yours to do as you wish. Your Tour Director has arranged a variety of popular optional tours; From the world famous Society of Seven (SOS), to the spectacular illusions of Magic of Polynesia, to the diversity, history and tradition of the Polynesian Cultural Center, you have plenty of choice, daytime and evening. Whatever you do, you’ll have plenty of time to enjoy the famous Waikiki beach and shopping on Kalakaua Avenue.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Day 12

Transfer to Honolulu airport for your flight home and reflect on all the fabulous places you visited, memories captured and new friends you’ve made. If you are on a later departing flight from Honolulu, we do offer an optional Circle Island Tour to show you Oahu’s highlights before returning you to the airport to catch your flight home – your Tour Director will have full details.

Please note that this is a proposed itinerary; the actual itinerary may vary due to season, special events, or weather. Because our tour arrangements are often made a year or more in advance, YMT Vacations reserves the right to alter the itinerary. Itinerary changes are made to improve your vacation experience, as well as respond to any unforeseen circumstances that mandate alterations.

Note: By their nature, all tours vacations involve a certain level of physical activity. While YMT tours have been designed with our guests in mind and are not physically demanding, this tour does include walking and periods of standing during the sightseeing visits. You will also encounter steps and some uneven ground along the way, particularly at older, historical sights.

Day 1

Board your plane, sit back, relax and before you know it, you will arrive in fabulous Honolulu, Hawaii. Tour guests who have purchased their airline tickets from YMT Vacations, please meet the YMT representative in the baggage claim area for a traditional flower lei greeting and transfer to the hotel, in the exciting Waikiki Beach district of Honolulu.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Day 2

On your first morning in Hawaii, you’ll have a Welcome Orientation meeting, during which your Tour Director will tell you all about the arrangements for the days ahead. Also, they will explain about the exciting shore excursions and optional tours you can add to your 12 day adventure. A Circle Island Tour? A Volcano and Waterfall Tour? A Traditional Hawaiian Luau? Our variety of tours, exclusively designed for YMT guests, ensures that there is something for everyone! 

Later in the day, we’ll travel the short distance to Honolulu Port to board your cruise ship for the start of your Hawaiian Islands experience. This vibrant, Americana-themed ship offers freestyle cruising and a variety of activities. Whatever your pleasure, a warm and friendly crew is ready to assist you to make sure your cruise is just right. If you’ve worked up an appetite, there are many great restaurants to choose from onboard! Don’t hesitate to check with the Front Desk or Cruise Director to find out what fun filled events NCL has planned for your first night at sea!

Day 3

Get ready to enjoy Maui! Maui is the second largest of the Hawaiian Islands and you will have almost 2 full days to explore! The cruise stops at Maui’s largest town, Kahului, which means “The Winning,” and offers visitors beautiful sea vistas. Known as the “Valley Isle,” this majestic island has three main peaks more than a mile high, thousands of breathtakingly beautiful waterfalls and pools, 120 miles of shoreline and more than 80 golden beaches. Optional shore excursions will allow you to explore the island such as The Best of Maui Tour. On this tour you will visit three of the most popular destinations in Maui, Iao Valley, Haleakala Crater and Lahaina, a traditional old whaling town, full of character and delightful shops and restaurants.

Day 4

After the overnight stay in Maui, another great option is the Road to Hana. Experience the natural and beautiful side of Maui as you drive along the gorgeous coastal roads!

Day 5

Brimming with Hawaiian tradition, Hilo takes you back to an earlier island culture. The town will charm you with its quaint buildings and unique shopping. Hilo is the flower capital of Hawaii, and gardens and blossoms are everywhere. This is truly a special day – take the optional Volcano Spectacular and Hilo Waterfalls shore excursion and you will ascend the rugged countryside to Volcanoes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. You will see a real, smoking and steaming volcano as you look out across the Kilauea Caldera, within which lies the Halemaumau Crater. It’s here that we also visit the Jaggar Museum and visitor center to learn all about the geology and history of the volcano. Next you’ll make a short stop to take a walk through Thurston’s Lava Tube and before we leave the park there is the chance to view the expansive Kilauea Crater and its steam vents. Additionally, see the Rainbow Falls, Hilo Rainforest and Drive through Hilo along Banyan Drive

Day 6

Welcome to Kona! In the Hawaiian language, kona means leeward or dry side of the island, as opposed to ko‘olau which means windward, or the wet side of the island, which would be Hilo. In Kona, you can spend your day exploring the “Gold Coast” in a wide variety of ways - riding in a horse-drawn carriage, skimming the seas in a glass bottom boat, snorkeling below the waves. If you prefer to keep your feet on dry land, you may choose to take a leisurely walking tour through historic Kailua Village or one of the many island coffee plantations. There are many choices in always sunny Kona, but make sure to indulge in a cup of Kona coffee somewhere along the way!

Day 7

This verdant little isle exudes peace and tranquility. Nature has been good to Kauai, creating craters, mountains, rivers, canyons and glorious stretches of palm-fringed beaches. Nicknamed the ‘Garden Island’ Kauai is the least populated and developed of the four main islands. This evening we offer what has been voted as ‘Hawaii’s best Luau’ (Hawaiian feast), a great way to experience some the sights sounds and tastes of Polynesian culture.

Day 8

The Na Pali coast, featured in the film Jurassic Park and many other movies, is one of the most distinctive geological features of Kauai. It consists of sheer cliffs thousands of feet high that drop directly onto pristine secluded beaches. Today, why not take an optional tour of the breathtaking Waimea Canyon, known as the Grand Canyon of the Pacific (2,857-foot deep, 10 miles long and 1 mile wide), it will take your breath away.

Day 9

This morning you will go on the most popular tour in Hawaii - the included Pearl Harbor and Honolulu city tour. We head first to Pearl Harbor where we take a Navy launch out to the USS Arizona Memorial to pay tribute to the fallen heroes who lost their lives on December 7th 1941. You’ll have time to explore the visitor center, view the 23 minute film, relax in the park and see the USS Bowfin submarine before we head off to see the sights of Honolulu. Next, we take the H3 Highway, mile for mile, one of the most expensive highways ever built in the US, as we head to Pali lookout. From here there are stunning views overlooking the entire windward coastline of Oahu and once was the scene of the greatest battle victory by King Kamehameha. Set in a real dormant volcano, we visit Punchbowl Crater, home of the National Cemetery of the Pacific, before continuing onto downtown Honolulu. You will see the State Capitol and Iolani Palace, which you may recognize this as the Police HQ in the new Hawaii Five-0 TV show, but in reality was the residence of the last Queen of Hawaii, Liliuokalani at the end of the 19th century. Finally a drive through China Town, views of King Kamehameha’s statue and return to Waikiki.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Days 10-11

You’re back in Oahu and these days are yours to do as you wish. Your Tour Director has arranged a variety of popular optional tours; From the world famous Society of Seven (SOS), to the spectacular illusions of Magic of Polynesia, to the diversity, history and tradition of the Polynesian Cultural Center, you have plenty of choice, daytime and evening. Whatever you do, you’ll have plenty of time to enjoy the famous Waikiki beach and shopping on Kalakaua Avenue.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Day 12

Transfer to Honolulu airport for your flight home and reflect on all the fabulous places you visited, memories captured and new friends you’ve made. If you are on a later departing flight from Honolulu, we do offer an optional Circle Island Tour to show you Oahu’s highlights before returning you to the airport to catch your flight home – your Tour Director will have full details.

Please note that this is a proposed itinerary; the actual itinerary may vary due to season, special events, or weather. Because our tour arrangements are often made a year or more in advance, YMT Vacations reserves the right to alter the itinerary. Itinerary changes are made to improve your vacation experience, as well as respond to any unforeseen circumstances that mandate alterations.

Note: By their nature, all tours vacations involve a certain level of physical activity. While YMT tours have been designed with our guests in mind and are not physically demanding, this tour does include walking and periods of standing during the sightseeing visits. You will also encounter steps and some uneven ground along the way, particularly at older, historical sights.

Day 1

Board your plane, sit back, relax and before you know it, you will arrive in fabulous Honolulu, Hawaii. Tour guests who have purchased their airline tickets from YMT Vacations, please meet the YMT representative in the baggage claim area for a traditional flower lei greeting and transfer to the hotel, in the exciting Waikiki Beach district of Honolulu.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Day 2

On your first morning in Hawaii, you’ll have a Welcome Orientation meeting, during which your Tour Director will tell you all about the arrangements for the days ahead. Also, they will explain about the exciting shore excursions and optional tours you can add to your 12 day adventure. A Circle Island Tour? A Volcano and Waterfall Tour? A Traditional Hawaiian Luau? Our variety of tours, exclusively designed for YMT guests, ensures that there is something for everyone! 

Later in the day, we’ll travel the short distance to Honolulu Port to board your cruise ship for the start of your Hawaiian Islands experience. This vibrant, Americana-themed ship offers freestyle cruising and a variety of activities. Whatever your pleasure, a warm and friendly crew is ready to assist you to make sure your cruise is just right. If you’ve worked up an appetite, there are many great restaurants to choose from onboard! Don’t hesitate to check with the Front Desk or Cruise Director to find out what fun filled events NCL has planned for your first night at sea!

Day 3

Get ready to enjoy Maui! Maui is the second largest of the Hawaiian Islands and you will have almost 2 full days to explore! The cruise stops at Maui’s largest town, Kahului, which means “The Winning,” and offers visitors beautiful sea vistas. Known as the “Valley Isle,” this majestic island has three main peaks more than a mile high, thousands of breathtakingly beautiful waterfalls and pools, 120 miles of shoreline and more than 80 golden beaches. Optional shore excursions will allow you to explore the island such as The Best of Maui Tour. On this tour you will visit three of the most popular destinations in Maui, Iao Valley, Haleakala Crater and Lahaina, a traditional old whaling town, full of character and delightful shops and restaurants.

Day 4

After the overnight stay in Maui, another great option is the Road to Hana. Experience the natural and beautiful side of Maui as you drive along the gorgeous coastal roads!

Day 5

Brimming with Hawaiian tradition, Hilo takes you back to an earlier island culture. The town will charm you with its quaint buildings and unique shopping. Hilo is the flower capital of Hawaii, and gardens and blossoms are everywhere. This is truly a special day – take the optional Volcano Spectacular and Hilo Waterfalls shore excursion and you will ascend the rugged countryside to Volcanoes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. You will see a real, smoking and steaming volcano as you look out across the Kilauea Caldera, within which lies the Halemaumau Crater. It’s here that we also visit the Jaggar Museum and visitor center to learn all about the geology and history of the volcano. Next you’ll make a short stop to take a walk through Thurston’s Lava Tube and before we leave the park there is the chance to view the expansive Kilauea Crater and its steam vents. Additionally, see the Rainbow Falls, Hilo Rainforest and Drive through Hilo along Banyan Drive

Day 6

Welcome to Kona! In the Hawaiian language, kona means leeward or dry side of the island, as opposed to ko‘olau which means windward, or the wet side of the island, which would be Hilo. In Kona, you can spend your day exploring the “Gold Coast” in a wide variety of ways - riding in a horse-drawn carriage, skimming the seas in a glass bottom boat, snorkeling below the waves. If you prefer to keep your feet on dry land, you may choose to take a leisurely walking tour through historic Kailua Village or one of the many island coffee plantations. There are many choices in always sunny Kona, but make sure to indulge in a cup of Kona coffee somewhere along the way!

Day 7

This verdant little isle exudes peace and tranquility. Nature has been good to Kauai, creating craters, mountains, rivers, canyons and glorious stretches of palm-fringed beaches. Nicknamed the ‘Garden Island’ Kauai is the least populated and developed of the four main islands. This evening we offer what has been voted as ‘Hawaii’s best Luau’ (Hawaiian feast), a great way to experience some the sights sounds and tastes of Polynesian culture.

Day 8

The Na Pali coast, featured in the film Jurassic Park and many other movies, is one of the most distinctive geological features of Kauai. It consists of sheer cliffs thousands of feet high that drop directly onto pristine secluded beaches. Today, why not take an optional tour of the breathtaking Waimea Canyon, known as the Grand Canyon of the Pacific (2,857-foot deep, 10 miles long and 1 mile wide), it will take your breath away.

Day 9

This morning you will go on the most popular tour in Hawaii - the included Pearl Harbor and Honolulu city tour. We head first to Pearl Harbor where we take a Navy launch out to the USS Arizona Memorial to pay tribute to the fallen heroes who lost their lives on December 7th 1941. You’ll have time to explore the visitor center, view the 23 minute film, relax in the park and see the USS Bowfin submarine before we head off to see the sights of Honolulu. Next, we take the H3 Highway, mile for mile, one of the most expensive highways ever built in the US, as we head to Pali lookout. From here there are stunning views overlooking the entire windward coastline of Oahu and once was the scene of the greatest battle victory by King Kamehameha. Set in a real dormant volcano, we visit Punchbowl Crater, home of the National Cemetery of the Pacific, before continuing onto downtown Honolulu. You will see the State Capitol and Iolani Palace, which you may recognize this as the Police HQ in the new Hawaii Five-0 TV show, but in reality was the residence of the last Queen of Hawaii, Liliuokalani at the end of the 19th century. Finally a drive through China Town, views of King Kamehameha’s statue and return to Waikiki.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Days 10-11

You’re back in Oahu and these days are yours to do as you wish. Your Tour Director has arranged a variety of popular optional tours; From the world famous Society of Seven (SOS), to the spectacular illusions of Magic of Polynesia, to the diversity, history and tradition of the Polynesian Cultural Center, you have plenty of choice, daytime and evening. Whatever you do, you’ll have plenty of time to enjoy the famous Waikiki beach and shopping on Kalakaua Avenue.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Day 12

Transfer to Honolulu airport for your flight home and reflect on all the fabulous places you visited, memories captured and new friends you’ve made. If you are on a later departing flight from Honolulu, we do offer an optional Circle Island Tour to show you Oahu’s highlights before returning you to the airport to catch your flight home – your Tour Director will have full details.

Please note that this is a proposed itinerary; the actual itinerary may vary due to season, special events, or weather. Because our tour arrangements are often made a year or more in advance, YMT Vacations reserves the right to alter the itinerary. Itinerary changes are made to improve your vacation experience, as well as respond to any unforeseen circumstances that mandate alterations.

Note: By their nature, all tours vacations involve a certain level of physical activity. While YMT tours have been designed with our guests in mind and are not physically demanding, this tour does include walking and periods of standing during the sightseeing visits. You will also encounter steps and some uneven ground along the way, particularly at older, historical sights.

Day 1

Board your plane, sit back, relax and before you know it, you will arrive in fabulous Honolulu, Hawaii. Tour guests who have purchased their airline tickets from YMT Vacations, please meet the YMT representative in the baggage claim area for a traditional flower lei greeting and transfer to the hotel, in the exciting Waikiki Beach district of Honolulu.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Day 2

On your first morning in Hawaii, you’ll have a Welcome Orientation meeting, during which your Tour Director will tell you all about the arrangements for the days ahead. Also, they will explain about the exciting shore excursions and optional tours you can add to your 12 day adventure. A Circle Island Tour? A Volcano and Waterfall Tour? A Traditional Hawaiian Luau? Our variety of tours, exclusively designed for YMT guests, ensures that there is something for everyone! 

Later in the day, we’ll travel the short distance to Honolulu Port to board your cruise ship for the start of your Hawaiian Islands experience. This vibrant, Americana-themed ship offers freestyle cruising and a variety of activities. Whatever your pleasure, a warm and friendly crew is ready to assist you to make sure your cruise is just right. If you’ve worked up an appetite, there are many great restaurants to choose from onboard! Don’t hesitate to check with the Front Desk or Cruise Director to find out what fun filled events NCL has planned for your first night at sea!

Day 3

Get ready to enjoy Maui! Maui is the second largest of the Hawaiian Islands and you will have almost 2 full days to explore! The cruise stops at Maui’s largest town, Kahului, which means “The Winning,” and offers visitors beautiful sea vistas. Known as the “Valley Isle,” this majestic island has three main peaks more than a mile high, thousands of breathtakingly beautiful waterfalls and pools, 120 miles of shoreline and more than 80 golden beaches. Optional shore excursions will allow you to explore the island such as The Best of Maui Tour. On this tour you will visit three of the most popular destinations in Maui, Iao Valley, Haleakala Crater and Lahaina, a traditional old whaling town, full of character and delightful shops and restaurants.

Day 4

After the overnight stay in Maui, another great option is the Road to Hana. Experience the natural and beautiful side of Maui as you drive along the gorgeous coastal roads!

Day 5

Brimming with Hawaiian tradition, Hilo takes you back to an earlier island culture. The town will charm you with its quaint buildings and unique shopping. Hilo is the flower capital of Hawaii, and gardens and blossoms are everywhere. This is truly a special day – take the optional Volcano Spectacular and Hilo Waterfalls shore excursion and you will ascend the rugged countryside to Volcanoes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. You will see a real, smoking and steaming volcano as you look out across the Kilauea Caldera, within which lies the Halemaumau Crater. It’s here that we also visit the Jaggar Museum and visitor center to learn all about the geology and history of the volcano. Next you’ll make a short stop to take a walk through Thurston’s Lava Tube and before we leave the park there is the chance to view the expansive Kilauea Crater and its steam vents. Additionally, see the Rainbow Falls, Hilo Rainforest and Drive through Hilo along Banyan Drive

Day 6

Welcome to Kona! In the Hawaiian language, kona means leeward or dry side of the island, as opposed to ko‘olau which means windward, or the wet side of the island, which would be Hilo. In Kona, you can spend your day exploring the “Gold Coast” in a wide variety of ways - riding in a horse-drawn carriage, skimming the seas in a glass bottom boat, snorkeling below the waves. If you prefer to keep your feet on dry land, you may choose to take a leisurely walking tour through historic Kailua Village or one of the many island coffee plantations. There are many choices in always sunny Kona, but make sure to indulge in a cup of Kona coffee somewhere along the way!

Day 7

This verdant little isle exudes peace and tranquility. Nature has been good to Kauai, creating craters, mountains, rivers, canyons and glorious stretches of palm-fringed beaches. Nicknamed the ‘Garden Island’ Kauai is the least populated and developed of the four main islands. This evening we offer what has been voted as ‘Hawaii’s best Luau’ (Hawaiian feast), a great way to experience some the sights sounds and tastes of Polynesian culture.

Day 8

The Na Pali coast, featured in the film Jurassic Park and many other movies, is one of the most distinctive geological features of Kauai. It consists of sheer cliffs thousands of feet high that drop directly onto pristine secluded beaches. Today, why not take an optional tour of the breathtaking Waimea Canyon, known as the Grand Canyon of the Pacific (2,857-foot deep, 10 miles long and 1 mile wide), it will take your breath away.

Day 9

This morning you will go on the most popular tour in Hawaii - the included Pearl Harbor and Honolulu city tour. We head first to Pearl Harbor where we take a Navy launch out to the USS Arizona Memorial to pay tribute to the fallen heroes who lost their lives on December 7th 1941. You’ll have time to explore the visitor center, view the 23 minute film, relax in the park and see the USS Bowfin submarine before we head off to see the sights of Honolulu. Next, we take the H3 Highway, mile for mile, one of the most expensive highways ever built in the US, as we head to Pali lookout. From here there are stunning views overlooking the entire windward coastline of Oahu and once was the scene of the greatest battle victory by King Kamehameha. Set in a real dormant volcano, we visit Punchbowl Crater, home of the National Cemetery of the Pacific, before continuing onto downtown Honolulu. You will see the State Capitol and Iolani Palace, which you may recognize this as the Police HQ in the new Hawaii Five-0 TV show, but in reality was the residence of the last Queen of Hawaii, Liliuokalani at the end of the 19th century. Finally a drive through China Town, views of King Kamehameha’s statue and return to Waikiki.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Days 10-11

You’re back in Oahu and these days are yours to do as you wish. Your Tour Director has arranged a variety of popular optional tours; From the world famous Society of Seven (SOS), to the spectacular illusions of Magic of Polynesia, to the diversity, history and tradition of the Polynesian Cultural Center, you have plenty of choice, daytime and evening. Whatever you do, you’ll have plenty of time to enjoy the famous Waikiki beach and shopping on Kalakaua Avenue.

Overnight: Oahu, Ohana East Hotel, Waikiki

Day 12

Transfer to Honolulu airport for your flight home and reflect on all the fabulous places you visited, memories captured and new friends you’ve made. If you are on a later departing flight from Honolulu, we do offer an optional Circle Island Tour to show you Oahu’s highlights before returning you to the airport to catch your flight home – your Tour Director will have full details.

Please note that this is a proposed itinerary; the actual itinerary may vary due to season, special events, or weather. Because our tour arrangements are often made a year or more in advance, YMT Vacations reserves the right to alter the itinerary. Itinerary changes are made to improve your vacation experience, as well as respond to any unforeseen circumstances that mandate alterations.

Note: By their nature, all tours vacations involve a certain level of physical activity. While YMT tours have been designed with our guests in mind and are not physically demanding, this tour does include walking and periods of standing during the sightseeing visits. You will also encounter steps and some uneven ground along the way, particularly at older, historical sights.

Inside Stateroom - Category IA

Deck 4, 9, 10

Includes two lower beds that convert to a queen, TV, refrigerator, safe, shower.

Oceanview Stateroom - Category OA

Deck 4, 7

Two lower beds that convert to a queen, sitting area in most, picture window, double or single French window.

Balcony Stateroom - Category BA

Deck 9, 10

Includes a spacious sitting area, floor to ceiling glass doors, private balcony, two lower beds, shower. Plus TV, refrigerator, safe.

Images courtesy of YMT Vacations’ cruise line partners. Please note that the images, descriptions, and deck plans are for representation purposes only and actual cabin accommodation layout and/or amenities may vary according to the cruise line’s discretion.

Inside Stateroom - Category IA

Deck 4, 9, 10

Includes two lower beds that convert to a queen, TV, refrigerator, safe, shower.

Oceanview Stateroom - Category OA

Deck 4, 7

Two lower beds that convert to a queen, sitting area in most, picture window, double or single French window.

Balcony Stateroom - Category BA

Deck 9, 10

Includes a spacious sitting area, floor to ceiling glass doors, private balcony, two lower beds, shower. Plus TV, refrigerator, safe.

Images courtesy of YMT Vacations’ cruise line partners. Please note that the images, descriptions, and deck plans are for representation purposes only and actual cabin accommodation layout and/or amenities may vary according to the cruise line’s discretion.

Inside Stateroom - Category IA

Deck 4, 9, 10

Includes two lower beds that convert to a queen, TV, refrigerator, safe, shower.

Oceanview Stateroom - Category OA

Deck 4, 7

Two lower beds that convert to a queen, sitting area in most, picture window, double or single French window.

Balcony Stateroom - Category BA

Deck 9, 10

Includes a spacious sitting area, floor to ceiling glass doors, private balcony, two lower beds, shower. Plus TV, refrigerator, safe.

Images courtesy of YMT Vacations’ cruise line partners. Please note that the images, descriptions, and deck plans are for representation purposes only and actual cabin accommodation layout and/or amenities may vary according to the cruise line’s discretion.

Inside Stateroom - Category IA

Deck 4, 9, 10

Includes two lower beds that convert to a queen, TV, refrigerator, safe, shower.

Oceanview Stateroom - Category OA

Deck 4, 7

Two lower beds that convert to a queen, sitting area in most, picture window, double or single French window.

Balcony Stateroom - Category BA

Deck 9, 10

Includes a spacious sitting area, floor to ceiling glass doors, private balcony, two lower beds, shower. Plus TV, refrigerator, safe.

Images courtesy of YMT Vacations’ cruise line partners. Please note that the images, descriptions, and deck plans are for representation purposes only and actual cabin accommodation layout and/or amenities may vary according to the cruise line’s discretion.

Inside Stateroom - Category IA

Deck 4, 9, 10

Includes two lower beds that convert to a queen, TV, refrigerator, safe, shower.

Oceanview Stateroom - Category OA

Deck 4, 7

Two lower beds that convert to a queen, sitting area in most, picture window, double or single French window.

Balcony Stateroom - Category BA

Deck 9, 10

Includes a spacious sitting area, floor to ceiling glass doors, private balcony, two lower beds, shower. Plus TV, refrigerator, safe.

Images courtesy of YMT Vacations’ cruise line partners. Please note that the images, descriptions, and deck plans are for representation purposes only and actual cabin accommodation layout and/or amenities may vary according to the cruise line’s discretion.

Inside Stateroom - Category IA

Deck 4, 9, 10

Includes two lower beds that convert to a queen, TV, refrigerator, safe, shower.

Oceanview Stateroom - Category OA

Deck 4, 7

Two lower beds that convert to a queen, sitting area in most, picture window, double or single French window.

Balcony Stateroom - Category BA

Deck 9, 10

Includes a spacious sitting area, floor to ceiling glass doors, private balcony, two lower beds, shower. Plus TV, refrigerator, safe.

Images courtesy of YMT Vacations’ cruise line partners. Please note that the images, descriptions, and deck plans are for representation purposes only and actual cabin accommodation layout and/or amenities may vary according to the cruise line’s discretion.

Inside Stateroom - Category IA

Deck 4, 9, 10

Includes two lower beds that convert to a queen, TV, refrigerator, safe, shower.

Oceanview Stateroom - Category OA

Deck 4, 7

Two lower beds that convert to a queen, sitting area in most, picture window, double or single French window.

Balcony Stateroom - Category BA

Deck 9, 10

Includes a spacious sitting area, floor to ceiling glass doors, private balcony, two lower beds, shower. Plus TV, refrigerator, safe.

Images courtesy of YMT Vacations’ cruise line partners. Please note that the images, descriptions, and deck plans are for representation purposes only and actual cabin accommodation layout and/or amenities may vary according to the cruise line’s discretion.

Inside Stateroom - Category IA

Deck 4, 9, 10

Includes two lower beds that convert to a queen, TV, refrigerator, safe, shower.

Oceanview Stateroom - Category OA

Deck 4, 7

Two lower beds that convert to a queen, sitting area in most, picture window, double or single French window.

Balcony Stateroom - Category BA

Deck 9, 10

Includes a spacious sitting area, floor to ceiling glass doors, private balcony, two lower beds, shower. Plus TV, refrigerator, safe.

Images courtesy of YMT Vacations’ cruise line partners. Please note that the images, descriptions, and deck plans are for representation purposes only and actual cabin accommodation layout and/or amenities may vary according to the cruise line’s discretion.

Inside Stateroom - Category IA

Deck 4, 9, 10

Includes two lower beds that convert to a queen, TV, refrigerator, safe, shower.

Oceanview Stateroom - Category OA

Deck 4, 7

Two lower beds that convert to a queen, sitting area in most, picture window, double or single French window.

Balcony Stateroom - Category BA

Deck 9, 10

Includes a spacious sitting area, floor to ceiling glass doors, private balcony, two lower beds, shower. Plus TV, refrigerator, safe.

Images courtesy of YMT Vacations’ cruise line partners. Please note that the images, descriptions, and deck plans are for representation purposes only and actual cabin accommodation layout and/or amenities may vary according to the cruise line’s discretion.

Inside Stateroom - Category IA

Deck 4, 9, 10

Includes two lower beds that convert to a queen, TV, refrigerator, safe, shower.

Oceanview Stateroom - Category OA

Deck 4, 7

Two lower beds that convert to a queen, sitting area in most, picture window, double or single French window.

Balcony Stateroom - Category BA

Deck 9, 10

Includes a spacious sitting area, floor to ceiling glass doors, private balcony, two lower beds, shower. Plus TV, refrigerator, safe.

Images courtesy of YMT Vacations’ cruise line partners. Please note that the images, descriptions, and deck plans are for representation purposes only and actual cabin accommodation layout and/or amenities may vary according to the cruise line’s discretion.

Inside Stateroom - Category IA

Deck 4, 9, 10

Includes two lower beds that convert to a queen, TV, refrigerator, safe, shower.

Oceanview Stateroom - Category OA

Deck 4, 7

Two lower beds that convert to a queen, sitting area in most, picture window, double or single French window.

Balcony Stateroom - Category BA

Deck 9, 10

Includes a spacious sitting area, floor to ceiling glass doors, private balcony, two lower beds, shower. Plus TV, refrigerator, safe.

Images courtesy of YMT Vacations’ cruise line partners. Please note that the images, descriptions, and deck plans are for representation purposes only and actual cabin accommodation layout and/or amenities may vary according to the cruise line’s discretion.

Inside Stateroom - Category IA

Deck 4, 9, 10

Includes two lower beds that convert to a queen, TV, refrigerator, safe, shower.

Oceanview Stateroom - Category OA

Deck 4, 7

Two lower beds that convert to a queen, sitting area in most, picture window, double or single French window.

Balcony Stateroom - Category BA

Deck 9, 10

Includes a spacious sitting area, floor to ceiling glass doors, private balcony, two lower beds, shower. Plus TV, refrigerator, safe.

Images courtesy of YMT Vacations’ cruise line partners. Please note that the images, descriptions, and deck plans are for representation purposes only and actual cabin accommodation layout and/or amenities may vary according to the cruise line’s discretion.

Inside Stateroom - Category IA

Deck 4, 9, 10

Includes two lower beds that convert to a queen, TV, refrigerator, safe, shower.

Oceanview Stateroom - Category OA

Deck 4, 7

Two lower beds that convert to a queen, sitting area in most, picture window, double or single French window.

Balcony Stateroom - Category BA

Deck 9, 10

Includes a spacious sitting area, floor to ceiling glass doors, private balcony, two lower beds, shower. Plus TV, refrigerator, safe.

Images courtesy of YMT Vacations’ cruise line partners. Please note that the images, descriptions, and deck plans are for representation purposes only and actual cabin accommodation layout and/or amenities may vary according to the cruise line’s discretion.

Inside Stateroom - Category IA

Deck 4, 9, 10

Includes two lower beds that convert to a queen, TV, refrigerator, safe, shower.

Oceanview Stateroom - Category OA

Deck 4, 7

Two lower beds that convert to a queen, sitting area in most, picture window, double or single French window.

Balcony Stateroom - Category BA

Deck 9, 10

Includes a spacious sitting area, floor to ceiling glass doors, private balcony, two lower beds, shower. Plus TV, refrigerator, safe.

Images courtesy of YMT Vacations’ cruise line partners. Please note that the images, descriptions, and deck plans are for representation purposes only and actual cabin accommodation layout and/or amenities may vary according to the cruise line’s discretion.

Inside Stateroom - Category IA

Deck 4, 9, 10

Includes two lower beds that convert to a queen, TV, refrigerator, safe, shower.

Oceanview Stateroom - Category OA

Deck 4, 7

Two lower beds that convert to a queen, sitting area in most, picture window, double or single French window.

Balcony Stateroom - Category BA

Deck 9, 10

Includes a spacious sitting area, floor to ceiling glass doors, private balcony, two lower beds, shower. Plus TV, refrigerator, safe.

Images courtesy of YMT Vacations’ cruise line partners. Please note that the images, descriptions, and deck plans are for representation purposes only and actual cabin accommodation layout and/or amenities may vary according to the cruise line’s discretion.

Inside Stateroom - Category IA

Deck 4, 9, 10

Includes two lower beds that convert to a queen, TV, refrigerator, safe, shower.

Oceanview Stateroom - Category OA

Deck 4, 7

Two lower beds that convert to a queen, sitting area in most, picture window, double or single French window.

Balcony Stateroom - Category BA

Deck 9, 10

Includes a spacious sitting area, floor to ceiling glass doors, private balcony, two lower beds, shower. Plus TV, refrigerator, safe.

Images courtesy of YMT Vacations’ cruise line partners. Please note that the images, descriptions, and deck plans are for representation purposes only and actual cabin accommodation layout and/or amenities may vary according to the cruise line’s discretion.

Inside Stateroom - Category IA

Deck 4, 9, 10

Includes two lower beds that convert to a queen, TV, refrigerator, safe, shower.

Oceanview Stateroom - Category OA

Deck 4, 7

Two lower beds that convert to a queen, sitting area in most, picture window, double or single French window.

Balcony Stateroom - Category BA

Deck 9, 10

Includes a spacious sitting area, floor to ceiling glass doors, private balcony, two lower beds, shower. Plus TV, refrigerator, safe.

Images courtesy of YMT Vacations’ cruise line partners. Please note that the images, descriptions, and deck plans are for representation purposes only and actual cabin accommodation layout and/or amenities may vary according to the cruise line’s discretion.