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4. GARDEN ISLE OF KAUAI / HANALEI BAY
A fragrant botanical world of manicured gardens, lush
ancient rivers – available for an additional $240 per person
valleys and tropical rainforests welcomes you to Kauai
(see details on the next page), or spend the day at leisure.
today; one glimpse and you’ll know why it is referred to as
An informative interpretive lecture this afternoon offers an
the “Garden Isle.” Travel north for an à la carte lunch at
in-depth introduction to the unique ecological features of the
Princeville, overlooking crescent-shaped Hanalei Bay. Stop
Pacific Ocean islands and the natural history that surrounds
at 40-foot Opaekaa Falls, ringed by a backdrop of mountain
you. Dine à la carte tonight at your hotel. Meals BD
peaks; see Spouting Horn – a 30-foot surf-driven geyser – and
pass through the “Tunnel of Trees” formed by magnificent
6. MAUI, THE VALLEY ISLAND
eucalyptus trees, en route to your award-winning resort. Set
Fly to nearby Maui this morning for three nights. Maui
oceanfront on a southern beach, the Grand Hyatt Kauai
wears her most distinctive landmark as a crown, weaving
entices with beautiful grounds, plentiful pools and a natural
the majestic beauty of dormant Mount Haleakala into lands
lagoon perfect for an array of recreational activities. Meals BL
cloaked with legends and lore. See iconic Iao Needle on a
drive into beautiful Iao Valley and pass sugar cane fields
5. ECOLOGY LECTURE
on the way to the old whaling town of Lahaina. Continue
on to your 40-acre resort on Kaanapali Beach. Join us for
Get a bird’s-eye view of Kauai’s spectacular landscapes on
an interpretive walk on resort grounds this afternoon and a
an optional helicopter adventure* that soars over razor-thin
“Tour of the Stars” under a glittering night sky. Meals BD
cliffs, rushing waterfalls and canyons that are carved by
7. ISLAND OF MAUI AT LEISURE
Life on Maui indulges with wildlife-rich waters, perfumed
gardens and an average year-round temperature of 75
degrees – the perfect ingredients for delectable local culinary
treats. Discover the secrets of authentic island cuisine by
participating in an interactive gourmet cooking experience
during lunch at an award-winning restaurant. Meals BL
8. MOUNT HALEAKALA
Ascend to the summit of Mount Haleakala, Maui’s legendary
House of the Sun, viewing the extraordinary volcanic
landscapes of the crater. Drive past vegetable farms nestled
on the hillside en route back down to your resort. Enjoy a
feast of Hawaiian traditions tonight, from food to song and
dance, at an authentic luau set amidst a backdrop of tiki
Explore Hawaii’s extraordinary volcanic landscapes
torches, swaying palms and oceanfront magic. Meals BD
Call your travel agent or Tauck World Discovery at 800-468-2825
www.tauck.com 79
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