Island hop through the islands of Hawaii on a relaxing cruise vacation. Visit the top- rated Hawaiian Islands of Maui, Oahu, Kauai and Big Island without the time-consuming hassle of island hopping by plane.
The Best Time to Cruise
The time of year plays a major part in the overall pleasantness of a Hawaiian cruise. The best time to take a cruise depends on your particular needs. Hawaii itself is warm all year-round and is divided into two basic seasons. The dry season takes place from April until October, with temperatures rising to the mid 80’s in the daytime and dropping to the mid 70’s at night. Rainfall is slight in the summer months, averaging half an inch from June through to August. The wet season begins from November until March where there is a steep increase in rainfall.
Tourist season in Hawaii starts from December through to March and tend to be crowded particularly around Christmas and summer. The shoulder season and off-seasons for Hawaiian cruises takes place between September and mid-December, and again between the middle of April and June. Ticket prices tend to drop and the crowds are less sparse.
What to Explore
Why settle for seeing just one island on a Hawaii resort-based vacation when you can cruise in style and explore FOUR island jewels?
While visiting Oahu Island, Delve into Hawaii’s history with a visit to Pearl Harbor, and experience the pivotal sites that changed the face of America during World War ll. Also visit the USS Arizona Memorial and the Punchbowl National Cemetery. Browse through informative museum displays, climb aboard a US Navy launch ship, and drive through historic Honolulu. Built over the sunken wreckage of the battleship, the memorial is a tribute to the 1,177 crewmen killed during the tragic events on December 7, 1941.
Splash into an unforgettable dolphin encounter at Sea Life Park Hawaii. With the tropical green cliffs of the Koolau Mountain Range backdrops, play in a pool with friendly and smiley bottlenose dolphins and learn how to communicate with them. Visit and learn more about dolphin anatomy, physiology, and conservation. There is more than enough to explore in the tropical islands of Hawaii!
