Hawaii Dream Vacations by Abby

If you’re planning a vacation to Hawaii and want to see the most of the islands, a cruise is an excellent option, particularly if you’ve never been to Hawaii before.  You’ll get a taste of the four main Hawaiian Islands - Oahu, Maui, Kaua’i, and Hawai’i.

Hawaii doesn’t have any all-inclusive resorts, but cruises include daily meals.  When you think of all that’s included, a cruise is an excellent value.

Your cruise fare includes:

-Your accommodations

-Daily meals

-Onboard entertainment

-Onboard amenities

Expenses that are NOT included:

-Gratuities - a $12 per person per day service fee to cover tips will be charged to your onboard account

-Cover charges for specialty restaurants (between $15 - $30 per person), which are available in addition to the standard dining program

-Items of a personal nature, such as alcoholic beverages and soft drinks, spa treatments, indoor pool relaxation areas, certain specialty exercise classes, laundry, photographs, ship-to-shore phone calls, email, Internet, fax

-Shore excursions on the various islands

Although a multi-island vacation package may at first glance appear to be less expensive, you’ll end up having to pay for these additional expenses later.

Plus, on a cruise you won’t have to worry about packing and unpacking or wasting time in airports for inter-island flights.

There are several major cruise lines that sail throughout the Hawaiian Islands.  The Pride of America sails roundtrip from Honolulu for 7 days, departing every Saturday, while the other cruises have longer itineraries and sail from west coast ports.

Call today for a quote!

Abby Lapointe

Personal Travel Consultant

1-800-843-8771