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October 8-23 (Wednesday-Thursday)
15-Day Circle Hawaii Cruise
Holland America Line
ms Zaandam
from
San Diego, CA
Day
Port Arrive
Depart
Wed San
Diego 5:00 pm
Thurs At sea
Fri At sea
Sat At sea
Sun At sea
Mon Hilo 8:00 am
5:00 pm
Tues Honolulu
8:00 am 5:00 pm
Wed
Kauai 8:00 am 4:00 pm
Scenic cruising Na Pali Coast
Thurs
Maui 8:00 am 11:00 pm
Fri Kona
8:00 am 5:00 pm
Evening passing Kilauea Volcano
Sat At sea
Sun At sea
Mon At sea
Tues At sea
Wed Ensenada
8:00 pm 12:00 am
Thurs San Diego
7:00 am
Price:
Category J-Inside $2,130.00
Double/PP $3,157.00 Single
Category I-Inside $2,385.00
Double/PP $3,240.00 Single
Category B-Balcony $3,675.00 Double/PP
$7,274.00 Single
Deposit: $850.00/PP Balance Due: July
11, 2008
Please Note:
Outside Cabins are available upon request only!
Port Taxes and Government Fees are included.
3rd/4th passenger rates available upon request only! R/T Air from BWI
$479.00/PP, plus, Air Tax $41.20/PP, plus, $36.00 Round Trip Transfers,
all subject to change! For Travel Protection Insurance, call Access
America at (800) 284-8300.
Welcome to the Hawaiian Islands!
Each Hawaiian Island is in itself a memorable
new chapter in a page-turning tale. Black sand beaches, plunging waterfalls and
orchid-draped rain forests unleash the sense of wonder in you. Local flavors,
from kiawe-grilled ahi to macadamia nut pancakes, whet your appetite. Ancient
artistry, myths and music inspire you as the story of your own journey is lived.
Hilo, Hawaii
This is the flowery side of the Big Island, and
is vividly painted with the glossy red anthuriums and wild orchids in a wide
spectrum of brilliant colors. You can choose to view the flowers up close at
Nani Mau Gardens, 53 acres of world-class botanical gardens, or head for
Volcanoes National Park to view the molten lava floes of Kilauea, home of Pele,
the hot-headed goddess of fire.
Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii
It’s the epicenter of classic Hawaiian allure
with plantations and Polynesian Culture Center, Diamond Head and Paradise Cove
luau, Waikiki Beach, the International Marketplace with the Banyan Tree
Restaurant, (my favorite), and Hanauma Bay for snorkeling or just standing in
crystal clear water and enjoying the beautiful fish. A must see is the WW II
Arizona Memorial. If you’re a golfer, there are beautiful courses on all the
islands. The North Shore offers wonderful sandy beaches along with a coastline
of unsurpassed natural beauty.
Nawiliwili, Kauai, Hawaii
Kauai is the island native Hawaiians visit.
Kauai is a circle of steeply rumpled green velvet, known for it’s primeval
splendor, the 3,600 foot drop of Waimea Canyon, the romantic fern grotto, and
the massive profile of the Na Pali coast which can only be experienced by
foot-trail, helicopter or viewed from the decks of your Holland America cruise
ship as we cruise by after we visit.
Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii
Once the center of the notorious Yankee Pacific
Whaling Fleet, today Lahaina’s historic grog shops and ship chandleries house
island boutiques, galleries, and restaurants. Other Maui adventures await you
like a whale watching safari, Haloeakala crater and the heavenly road to Hana.
The best beach on Maui is the Ka’Anapali beach just outside of Lahaina.
Kona, Hawaii
Once the playground for Hawaii’s royalty, today
the Kona coast is still a nice place to kick back and relax. Have you watched
giant green turtles snooze on a warm black sand beach? Have you tasted Kona
coffee? Have you watched Hawaiian cowboys (paniolos) ride and rope? Today
might be the day? Tonight we have an evening passing of Kilauea Volcano.
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