Hawaii Cruises: Excursions

Experience Kona by land and sea. Start off your journey on board a motorcoach and enjoy the scenic western coastline of the Big Island, stopping at a local coffee house to taste the famed Kona coffee. Continue on and take in views of Kealakekua Bay, St. Benedict's historic Painted Church, and Puuhonua O Honaunau National Historical Park. This place of refuge has served as a political and religious sanctuary since ancient times and is home to the sacred Halo Keawe Heiau, a temple that once housed the bones of deceased chiefs. Next prepare to board your powered catamaran for a once in a lifetime cruise of Kona’s history. Step aboard and step back in time, when ancient kings ruled the islands to the arrival of Captain Cook in Kealakekua Bay. Witness many points of interest including Hawaiian temples known as Heiau, the Holua slide, battlefields and the birth place of King Kamehameha to mention a few. Keep your eyes open for the resident spinner dolphins which frequent these waters year-round and the Humpback whales in the winter (whale season is from December through April). You won't go away hungry; a full buffet sandwich bar is available, including tropical fruits, Maui chips, sodas and island juices. As you head back to Kona, sit back and indulge with your favorite libation. Note: All efforts will be made to view the dolphins and whales, but sightings cannot be guaranteed. A full service cash bar is available for an additional charge. less

After departing the pier, drive directly to Pearl Harbor and the Arizona Memorial Visitor Center. Following a short orientation, a motor launch will take you to the memorial, which straddles the hull of the USS Arizona. This is the final resting place for many of the crewmen killed on December 7, 1941. Then, relax and enjoy the panoramic city views on your drive to the airport. Note: This tour is only available for guests with flights after 2:00 pm. Guests are responsible for ensuring their debarkation tours are compatible with their flight departure times. Guests have the option to book their flights through our Premium Air Department to ensure that flight departure times do not interfere with debark tours. Due to heightened security, absolutely no purses, backpacks, fanny packs or camera cases are allowed at Pearl Harbor. Cameras are permitted, but not camera cases. Snacks will be available for purchase. Additional viewing sights may be added if time permits. less

Take an exclusive journey through the history of Kilohana, the Manor House, train and Kalamaku show. This specially created evening begins with a ride on the Kauai Plantation Railway. This is an authentic narrow-gauge railroad that conducts tours of working tropical agriculture crops within the Kilohana estate and on surrounding lands. Powered by a diesel-engine locomotive, passengers ride in four restored King Kalakaua-style wooden cars. Your next stop will be at 22 North, a perfectly restored manor house at Kilohana which was the most expensive and beautiful home ever built on Kauai. You’ll delight in a unique meal featuring Kauai-grown meats, fish and produce, including fruits and vegetables from Kilohana Plantation’s 60-acre orchard and agricultural park. The manor house has been designated as a state historic landmark and has been restored to its vintage 1930 style. After dinner, you’ll be escorted to the Kalamaku show and your preferred performance seating. This is the story of a family journey across the vast blue waters of the Pacific with the spirit of the ocean as their guide. Our narrator recounts this epic tale through old Hawaiian chants and song while the dancers keep their rhythms against the strong beat of the drums. The story climaxes with a fantastic fire dream featuring fire poi balls and traditional fire knife dancing. Note: Beverages at 22 North are available for purchase. Beverages and premium seating is included at the Kalamaku show. Must be at least 21 years of age and provide a valid ID to consume alcohol. Participants between the ages of 3 and 17 years of age will be charged the child rate. Price reflected on NCL.com is inclusive of the $10 Pre-book savings. less

All aboard to Pawai Bay, a snorkeler's paradise! This remote area offers visibility up to 150 feet and enchanting coral gardens that are home to over 600 species of brightly-colored tropical fish. Dolphins often follow us as we cruise to our destination. This 4 1/2 hour cruise includes 2 1/2 hours of water time. Snorkel gear, instruction, Rx masks, flotation toys, fresh water showers, a 20-foot water slide, 15-foot high dive platform, his and her restrooms, continental breakfast, buffet sandwich and salad bar, sodas, juices and a no-host premium bar are included. Two extra wide swim platforms make it a cinch to get in and out of the water. This is fun for the entire family, and might just be the best day you'll spend in Hawaii. Note: To purchase alcoholic beverages, guests must be at least 21 years of age. A valid ID is required by law. less

You can sleep when you return home from vacation! This very early morning adventure takes you to the top of the world's largest dormant volcano, Haleakala. Rising over 10,000 feet above sea level, Haleakala is renowned for its raw beauty and unique scenery. You'll marvel at the crater's eerie lunar-like landscape of cinder cones and ancient lava formations. The view is absolutely amazing. On clear days, you'll even enjoy views of the sunrise, Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea. Note: This tour is not recommended for guests with respiratory or heart problems. Bring a sweatshirt as temperatures can be cool at the summit. Coffee and a pastry are also included. less

The day begins with pick-up at 3:30 am via an exclusive 8-passenger luxury limo-van. To capture all the beauty that is the sunrise at Haleakala, we travel directly to Haleakala National Park and the crater summit. Start the day, 'on top of the World', at majestic Pu'u Ula Ula (Red Hill), the pinnacle of Haleakala, at 10,023 feet. Continental breakfast is served, prior to sunrise. 'First light' reveals a pallet of golden pastel hues plus a 360-degree view encompassing the Big Island of Hawaii, West Maui, Lanai, Molokai and beyond. The 'House of the Sun' Visitor's Center offers breathtaking panoramas from the rim of the crater. There are numerous photo opportunities while descending this mountain drive. You'll learn, in-depth, about the native Hawaiian people, their culture and land from an entertaining and knowledgeable tour guide. Complimenting to this invigorating experience is a run-of the menu breakfast at a charming 'upcountry' restaurant. Also, during this memorable day, you'll have a chance to visit an upcountry protea farm, to see these ancient and exotic flowers. There are 1,500 types of protea, 90 of which grow on Maui. Returning at a 'Maui-style' pace, takes us through the vibrant agricultural region of 'upcountry' Maui. Note: This tour is not recommended for guests with respiratory or heart problems. We do not guarantee the weather will permit viewing sunrise. less

Start in the lava-buried village of Kalapana where a short walk across the recent lava flow reveals the beautiful black-sand beach at Kaimu. Look for surface outbreaks and ocean entries of the current eruption. We then make our way down the Puna coast to Mackenzie State Park for an amazing view of the 40-foot cliffs that meet the Pacific Ocean. Next travel across the stark black lava flows to find where the lava met the sea in the 1960 eruption. We then travel to an iron-based cinder cone for a photo opportunity. This cinder cone was another creation of the Kilauea eruption of 1960. Finally we explore Lava Tree State Park where we’ll take a short walk to a 1790 lava flow which covered the jungle and ohia trees. This is certainly the perfect way to end your Big Island volcano adventure! Note: If you have any back problems, existing heart conditions or are pregnant, this tour is not for you. You must wear sturdy closed-toe shoes. You won't see molten lava on this tour. Order of itinerary may change. less

This exclusive journey takes you by air-conditioned 4 x 4 van, along seldom-used roads to areas of incredible beauty. Due to their inaccessibility, these roads have been off limits to all but sugarcane workers for years. Meander past reservoirs and fields en route to Kilohana Crater, as your guide tells you about Kauai's history and culture. The 360-degree panorama from the summit of the crater is breathtaking. Then, continue through Old Koloa Town, the birthplace of Hawaii's sugar industry to pristine Mahaulepu Beach. Here you'll enjoy a light snack and an optional nature walk. On the return, you'll pass through a mountain tunnel to further enhance your backroads look at Kauai. Note: This tour is not recommended for guests with back problems, those prone to motion sickness, or who are pregnant. Children under 4 years of age must ride in a car seat. less

From dramatic black lava flows to lush native rainforests and magnificent waterfalls, you’ll experience the best Hilo has to offer. Take in the beauty of Hawaiian nature as you pass wild orchids, ferns and Kahili ginger plants. Once in Volcanoes National Park, visit a lava tube, discover remarkable volcanic formations and hike down into a volcanic crater. The four mile round-trip hike crosses pahoehoe lava and A’a lava, meanders through forests of lava tree and passes gaping, steaming fissures where lava once fountained over a thousand feet skyward. This part of the tour is for experienced hikers as a good pace must be maintained. It does cross some rugged sections requiring visual and balance acuity. Switchbacks, stairs and uneven surfaces will be encountered, as well as highly variable weather patterns. Your next stop is Jagger Museum, overlooking the current heavy venting of Kilauea Crater. After the park, you’ll head north passing charming, historic Hilo and drive along the scenic Hamakua coast to one of Hawaii's most impressive waterfalls. You’ll stop at Akaka Falls State Park, where the 442-foot Akaka Falls drops over lushly green coated cliffs into a deep pool below. The jungle creates a magical backdrop on a journey full of beauty and adventure. From the beauty of the rainforests flora and fauna to the beast of the devastation at Volcanoes National Park, this is a part of Hawaii you’ll always remember. Note: Participants must be at least 10 years of age, experienced hikers and in good health. Infants are not permitted, even if carried by adults. Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes. Due to natural sulfur gases, this tour is not recommended for those with respiratory or heart problems. Light lunch, water and ponchos are included. An alternative waterfall may be visited due to weather conditions. less

Come step out of the ordinary and experience a beach day on the world famous Wailea Beach. You'll have a fun and memorable day and a variety of watersport activities to choose from, including a giant water trampoline with a slide, kayaking, canoeing, snorkeling, body boarding and hobie cat rentals. Enjoy breathtaking views of Molokini, Lanai and Kahoolawe islands or of the magnificent coral sea gardens, just minutes from your beach chair. Snorkel with the Hawaiian green sea turtles or honu, eagle rays, and an abundance of marine life! Note: Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel. Double kayaks, snorkel gear, surf boards, a water trampoline and body boards are available for rent at an additional cost. Water toys may be altered due to weather and water conditions. less

Tour the slopes of Hulalalai Volcano from the mountain to the sea. This is a rare chance to visit the endangered tropical cloud forests high above Kona, experience one of the most prestigious Kona Coffee farms, and explore the ancient fish traps of Kaloko Honokohau National Historical Park. Your trained ranger guide will explore and share a private 70 acre cloud forest sanctuary. Walking under a canopy of 30 foot tall tree ferns, Ohia trees, and bamboo, learn about the tropical flora, birds and the endangered cloud forest itself before traveling to the award-winning Mountain Thunder Coffee Farm. Tour the coffee mill and then get ready to taste one of the most sought after coffees in the world grown on the volcanic slopes of Kona. Next take a scenic drive to the Kaloko Honokohau National Historical Park. Enjoy a short hike to visit the ancient heiau, or sacred temples, see the petroglyphs carved by the native Hawaiians who once lived here, and walk to the sandy shore where ancient Hawaiians stored their stocks of fish in traps and ponds. Hawaiian green sea turtles (Honu), the very rare Hawaiian monk seal, dolphins and whales may be seen here. Note: Closed-toe shoes and long shorts/pants required. less

Your adventure will begin with a comfortable van ride up to the 6,500 foot elevation of Mount Haleakala. As your guide points out Maui highlights from a panoramic 100-mile bicoastal view, you can gaze at Maui's green central valley, the blue Pacific Ocean, West Maui Mountains and the neighboring islands of Lanai, Molokai, Molokini and Kaho'olawe. The bike journey starts at an elevation of 6,500 feet. Then following your guide, you’ll gently bike down the 21 switchbacks on the western slopes of the world’s largest resting volcano as your escort van driver follows for your safety. You are welcome to ride in the escort van at any time. Along the way there will be photo stops to capture your Maui moments. You'll visit the Sunrise Market and Protea Flower Farm where you can purchase exotic flowers as well as local foods, sandwiches, salads and beverages. Enjoy Maui's beautiful landscapes as you bike through some of the most unique parts of Maui. You’ll love to coast through eucalyptus forests, glide past the colorful lavender farms in Kula, and travel along jacaranda tree-lined roadways. Finally take a safari van tour from Pukalani to the sea while receiving information and history of Maui's sugarcane and pineapple plantation days. This Maui Downhill Bicycle Adventure will truly be an unforgettable experience. Note: Participants must be at least 12 years of age, be at least 5 feet tall and weigh less than 250 lbs. This tour is not recommended for those who are pregnant, with heart conditions or who have had recent surgeries. It is required you wear closed-toe shoes and layered clothing. Your tour includes complete safety instructions by the guides, a helmet, windbreaker, gloves and custom-built bicycle. Approximate time riding bikes is about 45 minutes to an hour. less

Soar high above towering trees and by breathtaking mountains. Experience the wonder of Kauai’s tropical paradise on a series of suspension bridges and six zip lines, totaling well over a mile of air time. Four of the six lines are tandem or side-by-side which gives you the opportunity to share a shriek with a buddy. The 1,800 feet tandem, center-dismount lines are the ultimate rush. A short hike through a swaying bamboo forest will bring you to a picnic lunch area at the spectacular Blue Pool and the Water Zip. Hold on to zip across the pool and splash in the cool, clear water or just float and enjoy the view. Imagine the most unforgettable adventure in the most incredible place.

Note: Participants must be at least 7 years of age and weigh less than 175 lbs. less

What would motivate you to wake up in the wee hours of the morning? Would you do it for one of the most spectacular sunrises you’ll see in your lifetime? Your adventure will begin at the top of Haleakala Crater for a once in a life time sunrise view. Once the sun has risen, you’ll then start your descent to the 6,500 foot elevation of Mount Haleakala. Then following your guide, you’ll gently bike down the 21 switchbacks on the western slopes of the world’s largest resting volcano as your escort van driver follows for your safety. You are welcome to ride in the escort van at any time. Along the way there will be photo stops to capture your Maui moments. You’ll love to coast through eucalyptus forests, glide past the colorful lavender farms in Kula, and travel along jacaranda tree-lined roadways. Finally take a van tour from Pukalani to the sea while receiving information and history of Maui’s sugarcane and pineapple plantation days. This Maui Downhill Bicycle Adventure will truly be an unforgettable experience. Note: Participants must be at least 12 years of age, be at least 5 feet tall and weigh less than 250 lbs. This tour is not recommended for those who are pregnant, with heart conditions or who have had recent surgeries. It is required you wear closed-toe shoes and layered clothing. Your tour includes complete safety instructions by the guides, a helmet, windbreaker, gloves and custom-built bicycle. Approximate time riding bikes is about 45 minutes to an hour. less

Imagine soaring over Kilauea Volcano on a thrilling helicopter tour, driving to a remote location for a BBQ lunch overlooking a private waterfall, and enjoying a return drive that visits scenic waterfalls and tropical rainforests. You’ll start by boarding your comfortable, air-conditioned aircraft and heading out towards the active volcano. Lush tropical rainforests give way to stark black lava that flows as you approach the volcano. Look for surface flows and lava entering the ocean as your pilot safely navigates the helicopter over the volcanic landscape. Then, you’ll circle back and head north past Hilo. Fly over prime rainforests, laced with waterfalls. After your flight, you’ll be met by your guide and head off to enjoy a Hawaiian BBQ lunch prepared by your guides while you relax in a private pavilion overlooking a beautiful waterfall in the middle of the jungle. Finally, on your return, enjoy a refreshing swim and scenic drive through Onomea Bay, with stops at Akaka Falls and Rainbow Falls. Note: Guests 250 lbs. and over are charged an additional rate to reserve two seats for safety and comfort. These spaces are capacity controlled. You will not be able to book this option online. Please call 1.866.625.1167 for assistance with these reservations. This tour is non-refundable once booked. Tour may run in reverse. Flight time is approximately 45 minutes. less

Hike with Hawaii's "Eco Tour Company of the Year," an award-winning, long-time Maui tour company. You’ll walk through the lush rainforest along two streams dotted with several waterfalls from 10 to 40 feet high, each with a large pond perfect for swimming or toe-dipping. It’s unusual for a Hawaiian valley to have this many waterfalls close together, so this is a very popular valley along Maui’s famous Hana Highway. Great waterfalls, big clear swimming pools, gorgeous bamboo and tropical rainforests, freshwater streams - the whole area is a playground of beauty and adventure. And there is nothing like 'showering' under a Hawaiian waterfall. This hiking company is well-known for their knowledgeable, naturalist guides who provide a fascinating narrative on Hawaii's unique ecosystems. The hike is two miles round trip and footing can be tricky in the forest. Note: Participants must be at least 6 years of age. Wear a swimsuit, bring a towel and wear shoes you don’t mind getting wet and muddy. Water shoes are suggested. Day packs, bottled water, mosquito repellent and rain wear will be provided. less

Take a fun downwind kayak trip through the beautiful Huleia National Wildlife Refuge in a comfy, stable, sit-on-top double kayak. Hear the incredible legend of the Menehune Fishpond from a knowledgeable guide as you paddle past it. Take a one-mile guided nature walk through the rainforest and learn about the unique plant and animal life of the area, and how the ancient Hawaiians lived in harmony with nature. See actual film locations from "Raiders of the Lost Ark" then take a leap off a rope swing for a refreshing dip in a cool mountain pool, just like Indiana Jones himself! Snacks and cold drinks at a fern-surrounded waterfall, and a return trip on a super-cool, twin-hulled, powered Hawaiian canoe round out this adventure. Note: Participants must be at least 3 years of age and weigh no more than 280 lbs. Wear a swimsuit, sport sandals or water shoes, and bring a towel. less

Start your morning right with locally-grown and freshly roasted Hawaiian coffee at the famous Hilo Coffee Mill on your way to the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Once you arrive at the park, an experienced guide will take your intimate sized group on short leisurely strolls through lush rainforest alive with native birds, incredible foliage and a ‘walk through’ lava tube. Explore hidden overlooks off the beaten path and witness the explosive power of Halemaumau Crater. Walk across new lava formations and actually see the rebirth of the native Hawaiian rainforest in its first stages of life. Enjoy a stop at the Jaggar Museum with its real time seismographs, eruption footage and beautiful displays of lava and Hawaiian geology. Embrace this natural wonder that was named a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1982. Enjoy a picnic style specialty lunch and a complimentary glass of wine on the lush grounds of Volcano Garden Arts, a fine art gallery showcasing Hawaiian artists. A definite treat for the senses! No gourmet adventure would be complete without a stop at Big Island Candies known for their handmade macadamia nut shortbread cookies dipped in chocolate! Note: To enjoy this adventure, participants must be at least 8 years of age and all children less than 18 years of age must be accompanied by an adult. Please be advised that while at Volcanoes National Park, you may encounter natural sulfur gases which can affect those with respiratory problems. Participants must be at least 21 years of age to sample the wine. Closed toe shoes are required . Tour itinerary may change due to weather or volcanic activity. less

Spend a fun day hiking, swimming and zip lining on fabulous Kipu Ranch, a 4,000-acre working cattle operation. The setting is spectacular: a riverside National Wildlife Refuge surrounded by volcanic mountaintops. You’ll enjoy the views from high above the canopy on four exciting zip lines. Three of the zip lines are over 1000 feet each and are tandem or side by side so you can enjoy the excitement with a partner. Ride from trailhead-to-trailhead on a covered farm wagon pulled by a 4WD tractor. Hike through the rainforest to beautiful waterfall fed pools. Practice your Tarzan call as you soar on a rope swing into a pirate pool, made famous in the fourth installment of the Pirates of the Caribbean. Once you have mastered the rope swing, it’s time for you to move on to the Bamboo Pool, home to Kauai’s only water zip. Just hold on, glide then splash into the refreshing water below.

Note: Deli-style lunch is included. Zip line riders must be comfortable with heights and be at least 7 years of age. Maximum weight for this tour is 275 lbs. Bring a jacket, wear a swimsuit and sport sandals or water shoes. less

Available December-April only. Each winter, one-third of all north Pacific Whales migrate 3,000 miles to the warm waters of Hawaii, from their feeding grounds in Alaska. Join a certified marine naturalist for an opportunity to experience these legendary creatures up-close. Throughout your adventure, a guide will interpret the whales' fascinating behavior and share with you the latest whale discoveries. Listen to their ethereal songs through underwater hydrophones and enjoy an unforgettable experience that you'll never forget. Enjoy a shopping stop before returning to your ship. Note: All efforts will be made to view the whales, but sightings cannot be guaranteed. less

Imagine yourself flying through a tropical rainforest canopy over splashing streams and waterfalls with a view of the crystal blue Pacific Ocean in the distance. That’s only the beginning on this amazing adventure that combines a seven stage zip line course, a stroll through the famous World Botanical Gardens and a beautiful waterfall viewing in an exclusive area of the island. You’ll be surrounded by beauty as you hike from one line to the next in this tropical wonderland. A portion of the hike is on a suspension bridge that cuts through the jungle with several small waterfalls below your feet. This course was created to fill the senses with anticipation and excitement in a safe and fun environment for the entire family. All lines are ground to ground making it easier for all to participate. Note: Participants must be at least 10 years of age and weight between 70 to 270lbs. and must be comfortable with heights. If you have back problems, existing heart conditions or are pregnant, this tour is not for you. Must wear closed-toe shoes, pants or long shorts, long hair tied back, and no dangly jewelry. less

Your adventure begins at a black-sand beach in the heart of Hilo, just a short distance from the cruise ship pier. Enjoy a great time on the water with fun guides and amazing views and look out for a glimpse of the Mauna Kea Summit. Hilo is America's wettest city, so be prepared for plenty of rainbows and a lush tropical coastline. Your kayaking excursion will take you out past Coconut Island and along Hilo's shoreline with magnificent views of the Wailoa Park Estuary and the Wailuku River Waterfall, where the 18-mile river reaches the ocean. Note: Participants must be at least 10 years of age and weigh no more than 250 lbs. This tour is not recommended for those with back problems or heart conditions. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel. Tour is weather dependent. less

Anaehoomalu Bay, or 'A-Bay' as the locals call it, is a natural marine life preserve and one of the most beautiful beaches on the Big Island. The sand is a salt and pepper mix of coral and volcanic rock, and the entrance to the beach is through a lava desert. Your beach transfer begins with a scenic drive via motorcoach displaying views across the unique lava fields of the Kohala coast. You can also rent snorkel equipment, boogie boards and kayaks at an additional cost. Once at this beautiful beach the day is yours! Note: We recommend you wear a swimsuit and bring a towel. Food and refreshments are available for purchase. less

Travel deep into the hidden beauty of Kauai's interior on this spellbinding aerial tour. For approximately 50 minutes, you'll fly aboard a modern helicopter, specially designed for panoramic viewing. Marvel at the colorful cliffs of Waimea Canyon and the ruggedly scenic Na Pali coastline. Explore from above the mysterious Valley of the Lost Tribe and view the secluded valleys of Honopu, Kalalau and Hanakapiai. Enjoy breathtaking views of mist-shrouded Mount Waialeale, the wettest spot in the world, and the beautiful Wailua Falls, where some of television's "Fantasy Island" was filmed. Your journey into the beautiful and majestic 'Garden Isle' unfolds as you listen to a beautifully choreographed narration on an individual stereo headset. Note: Guests 250 lbs. and over are charged an additional rate to reserve two seats for safety and comfort. These spaces are capacity controlled. You will not be able to book this option online. Please call 1.866.625.1167 for assistance with these reservations. This tour is non-refundable once booked. If confined to a wheelchair and able to transfer to a lift, please visit the Shore Excursions Desk once onboard to make proper arrangements. less

Enjoy Kona's underwater paradise without getting wet! Cruise aboard Marian, a 36-foot glass-bottom boat specially designed to cruise within inches of the reef. Have your camera ready to capture the colorful fish, corals and other sea creatures. Marian is designed with shaded comfort and clear viewing, and as you cruise along, you'll enjoy breathtaking vistas of the island's rugged shoreline. Step forward to the bow and you might see frolicking dolphins, or humpback whales (December-April). Throughout your adventure, the onboard naturalist will share tales and legends that evoke the magic of the sea and Hawaii. This is a perfect compliment to your day in Kona! Marian departs from your launch site at Kailua Pier, allowing you time to enjoy other excursions or a stroll through Kailua Village. Note: All efforts will be made to view the dolphins and whales, but sightings cannot be guaranteed. less

Discover Scuba is easy, fun and exciting. Join your PADI Scuba instructors for a 30-minute lesson about the basics of Scuba in order to familiarize yourself with this new environment. This is followed by a session in a shallow water lagoon to practice the skills you just learned and to become more comfortable with your equipment prior to paddling to the shoreline reef. The dive proceeds at the participants' pace and your instructor is with you throughout the whole experience. This is a very safe and easy introduction to diving and Hawaii's underwater world. Swim past colorful reef fish, turtles and beautiful corals. Don't miss this opportunity to discover the spectacular underwater world. Note: Participants must be at least 10 years of age. Maximum depth is 40 feet. All gear is included. This is not a certification program. Guests may not use waterproof cameras while diving, as per PADI standards. Guests with respiratory, coronary and/or seizure conditions require written doctor’s clearance to participate. This tour is non-refundable once booked. less

The Na Pali Explorer, the original Na Pali ocean expedition, takes you to the base of mystical 4,000-foot-high sea cliffs. You'll be dwarfed by their sheer majesty and color. Sea caves and cascading waterfalls are scattered along this huge green stretch of remote rainforest coastline. The Captain and crew will provide narration on the history and mythology of the area before you take a plunge and begin to snorkel the crystal-clear waters teeming with marine life. You may even spot dolphins! Finally, enjoy a deli-style lunch onboard before returning to your ship. Note: Participants must be at least 5 years of age. Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel. This voyage may be bumpy, so it's not recommended for pregnant women, those with bad backs, heart conditions, or who suffer from sea sickness. Some guests may be assigned to sit on the pontoon part (inflated side of vessel) of the vessel. Tour is only available from April through November. less

This ultimate off-road experience takes you into the lush tropical paradise and beautiful mountains of Kauai on a fully automatic ATV. After departing the pier, take a scenic drive to the mudbug check-in location. Upon arrival, you'll be provided with outerwear including boots, socks, pants, shirts, goggles, a helmet and your mudbug. Then, it's time to get dirty! The course takes you through back roads, cane fields, over hills and through streams that wind through the thick vegetation. If the weather permits, you can even swim in the natural pools. Note: Participants must be at least 5 years of age, but at least 16 years of age to drive the mudbug, and weigh no more than 315 lbs. If you have any back problems, existing heart conditions or are pregnant, this tour is not for you. Participants must also wear closed-toe water friendly shoes, long pants, a swimsuit and bring a towel. Snacks will be included. Rate covers a two passenger mudbug, only the driver will need to book this tour. less

Submerge yourself in the magnificent underwater world of Maui aboard an Atlantis Submarine. This once-in-a-lifetime journey is made aboard a 65-foot submarine. Upon check-in, you'll board a shuttle to the submarine dive site, located just two miles from Lahaina harbor. From December to April, you may find yourself escorted by whales! On your 45-minute submarine dive, you'll witness the watery world that surrounds you and see a variety of exotic tropical fish, coral gardens, and a sunken vessel. Note: Participants must be at least 3 feet in height and must be able to safely climb a nearly vertical seven-step ladder into and out of the submarine. Viewing of the Carthaginian may not be possible in adverse weather conditions. less

The par 73, 7,411 yard Plantation Course, is the course of the champions. It's the site of the PGA TOUR Hyundai Tournament of Champions formerly the Mercedes-Benz Championship. Each January this tournament features an elite field of previous year's PGA TOUR winners. The grand scale of the course designed by Ben Crenshaw and Bill Coore unfurls across natural geographic formations and pineapple plantation fields that take your breath away. The Plantation Course is ranked the #1 Golf Course in Hawaii, #17 in the Top 100 Public Golf Courses and Top 100 Golf Course in the US – all by Golf Digest Magazine. Note: Greens fees, cart rentals and round-trip transportation to and from the course is included. Tee times at this beautiful professionally-designed course are limited and therefore are non-refundable once booked. less

Enjoy 9-holes with the family or leave the kids on the ship and come as two adults to the beautiful Kauai Lagoons Waikahe golf course. Two adults and two junior golfers play this scenic in-land links style layout with generous fairways in a tropical environment and great views of the island of Kauai. You'll also be greeted during your round of golf by various indigenous wildlife native to Hawaii. Golf rental is included in this Family Four-some offer! Note: Greens fees, cart rentals and round-trip transportation to and from the course is included. Tee times at this beautiful professionally-designed course are limited and therefore are non-refundable once booked. less

For the most convenient and cost efficient way to travel to Lahaina – a quaint town on the shores of west Maui – use this round-trip motorcoach service. You’ll ride in comfort for approximately 45 minutes each way, enjoying views of the spectacular west Maui mountains and the tranquil coastline. Your motorcoach will make two stops, at Hilo Hatties and at the flagpole next to the Lahaina Wharf. Dozens of boutiques, shops, restaurants, and historical sites will all be within easy walking distance from both locations. Note: Feel free to check onboard at the Shore Excursion Desk as some tours may also be combined with the ‘Lahaina on your Own’ tour allowing time in Lahaina with another tour. The return transfer back to the ship departs the meeting location at 3:00 pm. less

Available December-April only. Each winter one-third of all north Pacific whales migrate 3,000 miles to the warm waters of Hawaii, from their feeding grounds in Alaska. Join a certified marine naturalist for an opportunity to experience these legendary creatures up-close. Throughout your adventure, a guide will interpret the whales' fascinating behavior and share with you the latest whale discoveries. Listen to their ethereal songs through underwater hydrophones and enjoy an unforgettable experience that you'll never forget. Before heading back to your ship, enjoy some leisure time in Lahaina where you’ll have access to dozens of boutiques, shops, restaurants, and historical sites within easy walking distance. Note: All efforts will be made to view the whales, but sightings cannot be guaranteed. The return transfer back to the ship departs the meeting location at 3:00pm. less

Par: 72, Yardage 6,547. Volcano Golf Course is one of the world's most unusual courses. Situated on the rim of the active Kilauea volcanic crater, Volcano Golf Course lies in the cool highlands 4,000 feet above the sea, with sweeping vistas of Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea (both snow-capped in winter). Note: Greens fees, cart rentals and round-trip transportation to and from the course are included. Tee times at this beautiful professionally-designed course are limited and therefore are non-refundable once booked. This golf course is not available on the first Tuesday of every month. less

Par 72, Yardage 5,268-6,825, Slope 114-130. Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., the Emerald Course is one of the reasons "Golf For Women" magazine named the Wailea the most woman-friendly club in the country. It's a superbly designed course created for pure golf enjoyment with beautiful views of the Pacific Ocean and Mt. Haleakala. Regardless of one's handicap, the four to six tee boxes on every hole allow players to tailor the course with ease to their playing level. Note: Greens fees, cart rentals and round-trip transportation to and from the course is included. Tee times at this beautiful professionally-designed course are limited and therefore are non-refundable once booked. less