The Royal Hawaiian Built in 1927, the “Pink Palace of the Pacific” is a Honolulu landmark of luxury with panoramic views of Diamond Head, Waikiki Beach and the Pacific Ocean; the hotel boasts two pools and a private beach area.
In Waikiki experience the thrills of a traditional outrigger canoe ride
Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa Lush grounds, a beachfront setting and rooms with large private lanais welcome you to this garden resort, offering both saltwater swimming lagoons and freshwater outdoor pools.
7. THE FLAVOURS OF MAUI Maui chefs take delight in the abundance of locally raised beef, tropical fruits and vegetables grown in fertile volcanic soil, and fresh fish – often preparing them with a fusion of Asian, Californian and Hawaiian flavours. You’re invited for a look at a creative kitchen well known among Maui foodies during an island cooking experience with a local chef. Return to your resort where the rest of the day is yours to spend as you please, whether you prefer action-packed activities, strolling the boardwalk or relaxing by a tropical pool. Meals BL
The Fairmont Kea Lani A distinctive luxury oceanfront resort situated on 22 acres of tropical landscape in Wailea, Maui, The Fairmont Kea Lani offers authentic Hawaiian cultural experiences and warm and personal service with aloha.
8. MT. HALEAKALA & A LUAU FEAST Ascend winding roads through rainforests and scrublands to the stark summit of Mount Haleakala (meaning “house of the sun”), rising more than 10,000 feet above sea level; you’ve reached the highest point on Maui. More than two centuries after the volcano’s last eruption, surrounding land at the summit remains barren yet dramatically beautiful, with panoramic views of Maui below. On the return drive to your resort, pass lavender, coffee and vegetable farms nestled on the hillsides. Tonight, feast on Hawaiian traditions in food, song and dance at an authentic luau, named after a popular dish – chicken baked in coconut milk with taro leaves. The feast itself dates back to 1819, when King Kamehameha first broke with an ancient Hawaiian tradition that forbade men and women to eat together. Tiki torches, swaying palms and oceanfront magic set the tone for this taste of aloha. Meals BD
The Fairmont Orchid, Hawaii Featuring a secluded sugar-white beach on the Kohala Coast, a spa with private outdoor venues and rooms with private lanais, the resort offers ocean views and activities on both sea and land.
9. THE BIG ISLAND OF HAWAII Fly to the youngest of the islands, the Big Island of Hawaii, home to Mauna Loa and Kilauea, two of the world’s most active and accessible volcanoes; Kilauea, in continuous eruption since 1983, is said to be the home of the volcano goddess Pele. At Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, you’ll drive across the Kilauea Caldera, where views vary from desert to lush tropical rainforest to alpine tundra. UNESCO named the park an International Biosphere Reserve because of its outstanding scenic and scientific value. The park protects a wide diversity of ecosystems and is a habitat for native Hawaiian plants and animals. Your day ends at your luxury resort on the Kohala Coast in the area once known
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