Best of Hawaii Four Island Tour

This full day guided tour covers all the beautiful scenic spots in Oahu. You’ll enjoy views of Diamond Head, Kahala Gold Coast and the marine sanctuary of Hanauma Bay as you drive through. Spend some time at Halona Blow Hole, the lush rainforest of Nuuanu Pali, Byodo-In Temple, the farm outlet of Tropical Farms, and Dole Plantation. Keep your camera handy as you drive past the world-famous North Shore surfing beaches. Plus, you’ll have enough time (lunch on your own) to explore Haleiwa town. You will be dropped back at your hotel in Waikiki in the evening.

Inclusions:

• Pre night at hotel
• Breakfast
• Oahu Circle Island tour

Note: This add-on is only available on select departures

Duration: Full day

Activity Level: Easy

Price: $379 USD per person for double occupancy in standard room. Single Supplement applies.

Board the Star of Honolulu, Hawaii’s largest dinner cruise vessel, for a night of tropical fun, island flavors, and breathtaking views. This two-hour sunset cruise offers the perfect blend of relaxation and entertainment as you glide along the stunning Waikiki coastline.

Start your evening with a warm pier-side welcome featuring traditional hula dancing. Sip a refreshing Mai Tai as you take in panoramic vistas from the 60-foot-high observation deck. Enjoy a delicious island-style buffet dinner, and be captivated by live Hawaiian music and an exciting Polynesian show.

With room for up to 1,500 guests, the Star of Honolulu promises a night you’ll never forget beneath the glowing Hawaiian sunset.

Inclusions

• Included: One Signature Mai Tai Drink
• Buffet Dinner
• Transportation from hotel to pier and back

Note: Dress casual for the evening. Short pants are not recommended. On cooler nights, a light jacket is recommended.

Duration: Approx. 3 hours (Evening)

Activity Level: Easy

Price: $165 USD

Founded in 1962, the Polynesian Cultural Center has been a place of preservation for Polynesia cultures. This living museum is the #1 paid attraction in Hawaii and brings to life the Islands of the Pacific including Samoa, New Zealand (Aotearoa), Fiji, Tahiti, Tonga, and of course Hawaii and the Huki Canoe Parade! You’ll experience all of this with your very own YMT Tour Director as he guides you through the villages telling stories of his native homeland. After dinner, head into the Pacific Theater and enjoy seats for the evening show, ‘Ha: Breath of Life,’ a story of passion and love through dance, song and fire.

Inclusions

• Island inspired buffet dinner including an extensive salad bar with local fruits and vegetables, kalua pork, crispy shrimp with sweet chili garlic aioli, adobo fried chicken wings, a poke bar, and so much more
• Largest Polynesian show in the world with over 100 cast members
• Visit different Polynesian island villages
• YMT exclusive expert guided tour led by your tour director
• Take a canoe ride down the river that runs through the 42-acre park
• Inclusive of transportation

Note: Includes round trip transportation from Honolulu to the North Shore (approx 1.5 hours each way). There will be free time at the Polynesian Cultural Center for you to enjoy lunch on your own. You’ll depart the hotel at approximately 10:00 AM and return around 10:30 PM.

Duration: Approx. 12 Hours (Full Day)

Activity Level: Moderate

Price: $215 USD for adults, and $185 USD for children aged 4–11

This is your chance to see Hawaii’s marine life up close and personal. This 4.5-hour cruise gives you about two hours of time in the water at the gorgeous Red Hill snorkeling reef gardens. In addition to colorful tropical fish, our guests typically encounter Hawaiian green sea turtles and Hawaiian spinner dolphins on this amazing snorkeling adventure. A ‘ride along’ option is available and is perfect for non-snorkelers who would like to enjoy the ocean from the deck.

Inclusions

• Continental breakfast and barbecue burger lunch
• Excellent chance of dolphin and other marine mammal sightings while cruising on the catamaran
• Feel free to soak up the sun on the deck
• All equipment is provided including snorkel gear, flotation devices, and reef-safe sunscreen

Note: The entire crew is lifeguard certified and will assist guests in and out of the water if needed. Not recommended to participate in both snorkel and whale watch on same day.

Duration: Approx. 5 Hours (Morning/Afternoon)

Activity Level: Moderate

Price: $179 USD & $115 USD for ride along

Every winter, more than 8000 humpback whales journey to the warm waters of Hawaii where they breed, calve and nurse their young. This Whale Watching Cruise off the Big Island of Hawaii’s Kona Coast offers a rare opportunity to view and experience these whales.

Inclusions

• A chance to see humpback whales off the coast of Kona. You may also be lucky enough to see spinner dolphins, pilot and sperm whales, and manta rays.
• Complimentary sodas, juices, tea and coffee.

Note: This optional activity is seasonal and offered only January through March. We recommend choosing either the snorkeling activity or the whale watching cruise. It’s best not to choose both on the same day.

Duration: Approx. 2.5 Hours (Afternoon)

Activity Level: Easy

Price: $135 USD

Experience the Aloha spirit at one of Big Island’s most famous luaus, which is located adjacent to the Ahu’ena Heiau, a land traditionally known as Kamakahonu (eye of the turtle). Kamakahonu has been called one of the most historical sites in all of Hawaii. This oceanfront luau starts with a traditional imu ceremony with the sunset as your backdrop. After a hearty luau feast, sit back and enjoy the enchanting show.

Inclusions

• Buffet dinner including all the favorite luau dishes – Kalua Pork, Lomi Lomi Salmon, Hawaiian Style Ahi Poke, Poi, and Haupia
• Standard open bar including Mai Tais and Blue Hawaiis

Duration: Approx. 2.5 Hours (Evening)

Activity Level: Easy

Price: $179 USD for adults, and $109 USD for children aged 4–12

Experience the ocean floor without even getting your hair wet! The Atlantis Submarine dives to depths of 100 feet where you’ll see a beautiful 25-acre coral reef, local tropical fish, and even a ship wreck! This 48-passenger submarine will take you to places you never thought you would see and show you just how beautiful the ocean can really be.

Inclusions

• Explore a 25-acre natural coral reef and its marine inhabitants
• View coral formations and tropical fish
• Discover a sunken ship wreck 100 feet under the sea
• A shuttle boat will take you to the submarine. The submarine portion will be 45-50 minutes long.

Note: Each guest is required to independently navigate a nearly vertical 12-step ladder into and out of the submarine.

Duration: Approx. 2 hours (morning)

Activity Level: Easy

Price: $161 USD

Described as the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific” by Mark Twain, the Waimea Canyon is one site not to be missed. The large canyon is approximately 10 miles long and up to 3,000 feet deep. The journey to Waimea includes stops at the famous Hanapepe Lookout and Spouting Horn, all with expert narration by your driver guide.

Inclusions

• Visit to the Hanapepe Lookout
• Stop at the famous Waimea Canyon Lookout
• A chance to see the different colors of the canyon as the sun moves throughout the day
• Free time in Waimea Town

Note: There will be free time to walk around or purchase your own lunch in Waimea Town.

Duration: Approx. 5 Hours (Morning/early afternoon)

Activity Level: Easy

Price: $ 165 USD

Waterfalls, waterfalls, and waterfalls! Did we mention the waterfalls? If you wanted to come to Hawaii to see the untouched side, this is your opportunity! As you twist and turn around the coastline of Maui, you will see the lush rain forest and waterfalls. With stops along the way, you will see many scenic lookout points. It is more about the journey than the destination on the Road to Hana, so sit back, relax, and enjoy the breathtaking views around every corner.

Inclusions

• See the untouched side of Maui including numerous waterfalls, a tropical rainforest and the jagged coastline.
• A drive through the historic town of Hana
• Stop at Waianapanapa State Park which features a natural stone arch, blowholes, sparkling pools and a black sand beach
• Keanae Lookout where you can view the rocky black lava coastline
• Picnic lunch included

Note: The Road to Hana has stretches with uneven surfaces which at times may produce a rough ride. This tour is not recommended for people who suffer from motion sickness. We suggest bringing snacks, a beverage, and a light jacket. Some of the walking is on uneven surfaces so we recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes.

Duration: Approx. 12 Hours (Full Day)

Activity Level: Moderate

Price: $285 USD

Spend a day taking in the many highlights of Maui with our knowledgeable local guide. Begin your adventure at Haleakala National Park, where the daytime sun bathes the steep slopes in a golden glow, and endemic wildlife freely roams the breathtaking landscape.

Descend through the Haleakala Visitor Center Overlook Areas, and soak in the stunning views of Kula and upcountry Maui. Stop for a curated lunch at Hali’imaile General Store, and later, enjoy a tour of Pau Vodka Distillery. As you make your way down, look up to see the iconic Iao Needle, a natural outcropping draped in emerald green vegetation, soaring 1,200 feet over the historic Iao Valley—once a sacred burial ground for Hawaii’s royalty.

Inclusions

• Haleakala National Park
• Haleakala Visitor Center Overlook Areas
• Views of Kula and upcountry Maui (on the descent)
• Makawao Town
• Hali’imaile General Store (lunch included)
• Pau Vodka Distillery Tour
• Iao Valley / Iao Needle
• Transfers included

Note: The temperature at the summit is typically 30 degrees lower than it is at sea level and the low temperatures can be in the 30s and 40s. Tour is not recommended for people with respiratory conditions because of the high altitude. Guests under 21 must wait outside during tastings (15–20 minutes), and a valid ID is required.

Duration: Approx. 11 Hours (Full Day)

Activity Level: Moderate

Price: $285 USD

Upgrade your Hawaii experience and enjoy stunning views of the Pacific Ocean!

An ocean view room will ensure that you are able to see the Pacific from your hotel room balcony, although please note that this will not be a direct view, such as an oceanfront room. Your view may be partially obscured by plants or trees, buildings, and other hotel infrastructure.

Inclusions

• Oahu Hotel – Peek-a-boo ocean views are more common. Here you’ll be able to see glimpses of the Pacific Ocean between and over buildings.
• Hawaii Island – Your oceanfront hotel on the Big Island of Hawaii will be directly on the beach. An ocean view room here will provide a view of the water, partially obscured by the hotel grounds.
• Kauai – On Kauai, your hotel will also be directly on the beach. Ocean view rooms will again provide a view of the Pacific partially obscured by hotel grounds.
• Maui – An ocean view room on Maui will be similar to Kauai, offering partial views of the Pacific Ocean in a hotel that sits directly on the beachfront.

Note: Ocean view rooms are subject to availability and must be booked at least 60 days in advance. Standard single supplement applies. This is not a true optional tour. The room should be re-booked under the Ocean View category. Please take a look at Room Types for more information.

Price: $550 USD per person based on double occupancy