Visit the Arizona Memorial Visitor Center where you will see an excellent film documentation of the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack, browse through fascinating displays, and then board the Navy launch for a trip to the Memorial itself. Experience Hawaii's newest Interstate Highway through pristine Halawa Valley and the new H3 Tunnel overlooking one of the Island’s most incredible scenic vistas. View the impressive Iolani Palace, the only royal palace on American soil See other beautiful and historic Civic Center attractions such as Kawaiahao Church, the church of Hawaiian monarchs, the State Library and Archives, the statue of King Kamehameha, plus City Hall and the quaint Mission Houses. Experience the serenity of Punchbowl National Cemetery with its meticulously landscaped acres, which includes the Courts of the Missing, the chapel, and finely-detailed mosaic maps of the Pacific theaters of action in World War II and Korea (drive through only).

**For those flying out of the island on this day, you will be met shortly after you disembark.  You will enjoy the tour and then be transferred to the airport for your flight home.    

Experience one of Kauai's most popular attractions, Waimea Canyon. Known as the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific," Waimea Canyon is one of nature's most spectacular creations. From your lookout at 3,400 feet, you'll enjoy an unsurpassed view of the 2,857-foot deep canyon and the surrounding countryside. The canyon's dramatic size, combined with the reds and browns of exposed volcanic rock and the blues and greens of lush tropical vegetation, create a truly unforgettable sight. A brief stop will be made at the blowhole, "Spouting Horn," before returning to the ship.

Visit several of Maui's most beautiful and popular attractions. Your excursion begins with a drive to Iao Valley State where you will experience the "Iao Needle," a 2,500 foot cinder cone pinnacle that dominates the surrounding landscape. As you are guided throughout the park, you will experience a spectacular view of the valley and beyond. Then we will journey to the highest point on the island of Maui, the magnificent Haleakala Crater. At 10,023 feet above sea level, this incredible crater could accommodate Manhattan Island with room to spare, while stacking the Empire State Building four times without reaching the top! Departing from the ship, your guided drive up the mountain will take you through Maui's diverse scenery. Reaching Haleakala National Park, the panoramic views from the summit are spectacular. Last erupting in 1790, the astonishing crater of this dormant volcano measures 7.5 miles long, 2.5 miles wide, 21 miles around and 3,000 feet deep, covering 19 square miles. From your viewpoint you'll appreciate firsthand the unique beauty of this massive crater with its interesting mix of volcanic rock and plant life. The air is quite cool at 10,000 feet so please bring a sweater and wear comfortable walking shoes. During the tour a stop for lunch will be made. The air may be cool at 10,000 feet so please bring a sweater and wear comfortable walking shoes.

Here's a great opportunity to visit three of Hilo's major attractions: the Mauna Loa Macadamia Nut Factory, the Nani Mau Gardens with its acres of flowers, and the breathtaking Akaka Falls.
At the Mauna Loa Factory you will have the opportunity to visit their popular gift shop and snack bar. At Nani Mau Gardens, your tour includes a 35-minute tram ride through 53 acres of world class botanical gardens. Then it's on to lovely Akaka Falls, which drops a breathtaking 442 feet. Take time to walk along the mile-long path through lush tropical forest before returning to the ship.

Note: Approximately 1 mile of walking. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.

This fascinating excursion will show you some of Kona's most popular attractions. Your tour begins with a look at historical Kona and a view of lovely Kealakekua Bay, where the legendary western discoverer of the Hawaiian Islands, Captain James Cook, lost his life. From there you will visit the "Painted Church," known for its dramatic murals. You'll then arrive at Pu'uhonua o Honaunau, or "Place of Refuge." This beautifully maintained National Historical Park played a very special part in the lives of ancient Hawaiians. It was a refuge where absolution would be granted for law-breakers and vanquished warriors if they were fortunate enough to keep ahead of their pursuers. Today, the park features attractive grounds and interesting displays of Hawaiian history. During the tour, you will stop at the Mauna Loa Royal Kona Coffee Store, where you will have the opportunity to sample Hawaii's famous gourmet coffee and shop for souvenirs of your trip, before returning to the ship.

Experience these three ports of call, each decidedly different, on this exclusive package

THE MOST OF MAUI
Visit several of Maui's most beautiful and popular attractions. Your excursion begins with a drive to Iao Valley State where you will experience the "Iao Needle," a 2,500 foot cinder cone pinnacle that dominates the surrounding landscape. As you are guided throughout the park, you will experience a spectacular view of the valley and beyond. Then we will journey to the highest point on the island of Maui, the magnificent Haleakala Crater. At 10,023 feet above sea level, this incredible crater could accommodate Manhattan Island with room to spare, while stacking the Empire State Building four times without reaching the top! Departing from the ship, your guided drive up the mountain will take you through Maui's diverse scenery. Reaching Haleakala National Park, the panoramic views from the summit are spectacular. Last erupting in 1790, the astonishing crater of this dormant volcano measures 7.5 miles long, 2.5 miles wide, 21 miles around and 3,000 feet deep, covering 19 square miles. From your viewpoint you'll appreciate firsthand the unique beauty of this massive crater with its interesting mix of volcanic rock and plant life. The air is quite cool at 10,000 feet so please bring a sweater and wear comfortable walking shoes. During the tour a stop for lunch will be made. The air may be cool at 10,000 feet so please bring a sweater and wear comfortable walking shoes.

NAWILIWILI - WAIMEA CANYON 
Experience one of Kauai's most popular attractions, Waimea Canyon. Known as the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific," Waimea Canyon is one of nature's most spectacular creations. From your lookout at 3,400 feet, you'll enjoy an unsurpassed view of the 2,857-foot deep canyon and the surrounding countryside. The canyon's dramatic size, combined with the reds and browns of exposed volcanic rock and the blues and greens of lush tropical vegetation, create a truly unforgettable sight. A brief stop will be made at the blowhole, "Spouting Horn," before returning to the ship.

THE BEST OF HILO
Here's a great opportunity to visit three of Hilo's major attractions: the Mauna Loa Macadamia Nut Factory, the Nani Mau Gardens with its acres of flowers, and the breathtaking Akaka Falls.
At the Mauna Loa Factory you will have the opportunity to visit their popular gift shop and snack bar. At Nani Mau Gardens, your tour includes a 35-minute tram ride through 53 acres of world class botanical gardens. Then it's on to lovely Akaka Falls, which drops a breathtaking 442 feet. Take time to walk along the mile-long path through lush tropical forest before returning to the ship.

Note: Approximately 1 mile of walking. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.

KAILUA KONA 
This fascinating excursion will show you some of Kona's most popular attractions. Your tour begins with a look at historical Kona and a view of lovely Kealakekua Bay, where the legendary western discoverer of the Hawaiian Islands, Captain James Cook, lost his life. From there you will visit the "Painted Church," known for its dramatic murals. You'll then arrive at Pu'uhonua o Honaunau, or "Place of Refuge." This beautifully maintained National Historical Park played a very special part in the lives of ancient Hawaiians. It was a refuge where absolution would be granted for law-breakers and vanquished warriors if they were fortunate enough to keep ahead of their pursuers. Today, the park features attractive grounds and interesting displays of Hawaiian history. During the tour, you will stop at the Mauna Loa Royal Kona Coffee Store, where you will have the opportunity to sample Hawaii's famous gourmet coffee and shop for souvenirs of your trip, before returning to the ship.