on the way to the old whaling town of Lahaina. Continue on to your resort, Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa, situated beachfront on Kaanapali Beach. The remainder of the day is free; dine at your leisure this evening at the resort. Meals BD
7. A TASTE OF MAUI
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 a well-known restaurant. Return to your hotel, where the rest of the afternoon and evening are spent as you please. Meals BL
8. MOUNT HALEAKALA & HAWAIIAN LUAU Ascend to the summit of Mount Haleakala, Maui’s legendary
House of the Sun, viewing the extraordinary volcanic landscapes 10. BIG ISLAND AS YOU PLEASE
OPTIONAL HELICOPTER FLIGHTSEEING*
Book your flightseeing when making your reservation; Tauck’s special price represents a savings!
KAUAI –
RAINFORESTS & MOUNTAINS
$240 PER PERSON
30-minute Helicopter Adventure
Enjoy an amazing helicopter adventure into a world of lush tropical rainforests, jagged mountains, sea cliffs, beaches and craters. Music
and narration combine as you soar into Waimea Canyon and view the Na Pali Cliffs.
HAWAII – VOLCANOES & VALLEYS $405 PER PERSON
2-hour Helicopter Adventure Witness the fiery lava vents of Kilauea, the island’s active volcano, and soar over the hidden tropical valleys of the Kohala Mountains and the beautiful rainforests of the Hamakua Coast. The island boasts 11 out of Earth’s 13 climate zones – this excursion is an adventure you don’t want to miss!
*Note: Participation is at your own risk and a signed liability waiver will be required.
Few experiences are as poignant as your visit to Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial during a three-night stay on Oahu
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Experience paradise today, your way. Your resort is renowned for offering a wide array of optional activities, including an oceanfront 10,000-sq.-ft. swimming pool, world-class tennis courts, 36-hole golf course and its pampering “Spa Without Walls.” An optional helicopter flightseeing excursion* is available at an additional cost of $405 per person; see box at left for details. Join us for a catamaran sail along the Kohala Coast as the sun sets on another perfect day in Hawaii. Dinner is on your own tonight. Meals B
11. HISTORIC KONA
Ancient Hawaiian traditions come to life on a guided sightseeing tour of the temples and wooden images at Pu`uhonua o Honaunau National Historical Park. Nearby, the Painted Church speaks volumes about the islanders’ spiritual beliefs, past and present, depicted in the paintings that adorn its walls. You’ll have time to explore the seaside town of Kailua-Kona, in the shadow of Hualalai Volcano, on your own before returning to the resort for Tauck’s farewell cocktail reception and dinner. Meals BD
of the crater. The haunting beauty of the world’s largest dormant volcano is unforgettable. 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 torches, swaying palms and oceanfront magic for a true taste of aloha. Meals BD
9. BIG ISLAND OF HAWAII
Fly to the Big Island of Hawaii, once the playground of Hawaiian royalty, enticing visitors with both intense beauty and diverse geological landscapes. First up is a visit to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, where you’ll discover craters, lava tubes and even a few Hawaiian legends as you explore its surrealistic ecosystems. Have lunch at Volcano Country Club in “Pele’s backyard,” prior to arriving at your fabulous resort – nestled on 32 oceanfront acres along the Big Island’s breathtaking Kohala Coast. Meals BLD
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