Have you ever...?

Only Pride of America gives you 85 hours in port on Maui, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i and Kauai, leaving you all the time in the world to discover the islands. Our shore excursions are designed with just one thought in mind – you.

… snorkelled in a volcanic crater?

The crescent-shaped islet of Molokini, just off Maui, is one of the top 10 snorkel sites in the world and home to more than 250 species of fish – an incredible experience.

You can from Kahului, Maui.

… flown in a helicopter?

The Circle of Fire helicopter tour flies over the most geologically active environment on earth. Get a bird’s eye view of recent volcanic eruptions, lava flows, and black-sand beaches.

You can from Hilo, Hawai‘i.

...seen a volcano erupt?

Take a hike to the Kilauea Volcano, where lava has been erupting since 1983. And, Mother Nature permitting, walk on the newest land on earth, in some cases formed only hours before.

You can from Hilo, Hawai‘i.

...descended in a submarine?

Descend 100 feet under the crystal clear waters aboard an Atlantis submarine. Explore 25 acres of coral reef gardens, viewing hundreds of species of colourful tropical fish through large portholes.

You can from Kona, Hawai‘i.

...seen Hawaiian temples?

A full day tour by land and sea reveals highlights of the Big Island from sacred temples to a local coffee house, serving famous Kona coffee. And from the decks of a powered catamaran, you may see local spinner dolphins.

You can from kona, Hawai‘i.

...played golf in paradise?

Norwegian Cruise Line’s Golf Hawai‘iSM

board and enjoy.

You can in Hawai‘i.

For lots more ideas and information on Shore Excursions visit www.ncl.co.uk/shorex

www.ncl.co.uk | Book today 0845 201 8900 69

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