USS ARIZONA MEMORIAL HALEAKALA NATIONAL PARK
HAWAII VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK
2016 PRICE PER PERSON* January – July 28; August 31 – October; December
*Land Price + On-Tour Air (3 flights) = Total per Person Double $6890 + $300 = $7190 Single $9675 + $300 = $9975 Triple $6282 + $300 = $6582
July 29 – August 30; November
*Land Price + On-Tour Air (3 flights) = Total per Person Double $6190 + $300 = $6490 Single $8984 + $300 = $9284 Triple $5580 + $300 = $5880
2017 PRICE PER PERSON* January – July 27; August 30 – October; December
*Land Price + On-Tour Air (3 flights) = Total per Person Double $7290 + $300 = $7590
July 28 – August 29; November
*Land Price + On-Tour Air (3 flights) = Total per Person Double $6590 + $300 = $6890
Ask at booking for 2017 single & triple pricing.
Hanalei Bay KAUAI
Koloa Lihue OAHU Pearl Harbor Honolulu Waikiki
Kaanapali Beach Lahaina
Wailea
Kahului MAUI
Maximum Elevation: 10,023 ft.
Haleakala National Park (10,023 ft.)
Kohala Coast
HAWAII Kailua-Kona
Mauna Loa Volcano
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
2016 JOURNEY AT-A-GLANCE Visit
tauck.com/parks for 2017 tour details
1. Arrive Honolulu / Azure Restaurant welcome dinner The Royal Hawaiian
2. Pearl Harbor / Historic Honolulu / Iolani Palace dinner The Royal Hawaiian
3. Halona Blow Hole / Waikiki Beach Boys / Outrigger Canoe The Royal Hawaiian
4. Flight to Kauai / Hanalei Bay lunch / Tunnel of Trees / Spouting Horn Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa
5. Day at leisure / Ecology presentation Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa
6. Flight to Maui, Iao Valley / Lahaina lunch / Wailea Coast Fairmont Kea Lani
7. Chef-hosted gourmet cooking / Resort pleasures Fairmont Kea Lani
8. Haleakala National Park / Tiki-lit traditional luau feast Fairmont Kea Lani
9. Flight to the Big Island / Hawaii Volcanoes National Park / Kohala Coast Fairmont Orchid, Hawaii
10. Resort leisure / Sunset catamaran sail Fairmont Orchid, Hawaii
11. Kona Coffee Living History Farm / Painted Church Fairmont Orchid, Hawaii
12. Fly home anytime / airport transfers included 42 Call your travel agent or Tauck at 800-468-2825 House of the Sun
The view from the 10,023-ft. summit of Mount Haleakala is, as Mark Twain wrote, “the sublimest spectacle I ever witnessed, the memory of which will remain with me always.” Although the island’s namesake, the demigod Maui, warned the sun to stop racing across the sky, you might think it moves too fast still. No worries... the sights you see here, from high-altitude silverswords to Nene (the local goose in subalpine shrublands) to rainforests where honeycreepers feed to fish-filled streams below, might include a rainbow too!
Hawaii’s Official Team Sport
Outrigger canoes are an important part of Hawaii’s ancient Polynesian – and modern day – heritage. Originally used for fishing, war, travel, and commerce, today outrigger canoe paddling is a state sport – and a fun one too as you will learn when you climb aboard and push off of Waikiki Beach for a ride out in the ocean.
PACIFIC OCEAN HAWAII THE BEST OF HAWAII Hilo
An alluring tropical playground diverse in scenic splendors, Hawaii is one of the most wondrous places on Earth. The islands seduce with secluded powder-sand beaches that smile along oceanfront coasts, rain forests fragrant with flowering orchids, misty mountains that soar into the clouds, waterfalls that ribbon down emerald valleys and lava landscapes that tunnel through time. Here traditions and timeless tales flourish, music and dance tell stories, beach boys and outriggers share the surf, goddesses rule in volcanic parklands, history honors the brave and the blessed, and visitors want to stay forever.
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