Four islands, one unpack — volcanoes, waterfalls and beaches
A Hawaii cruise is the easiest way to see several islands without booking inter-island flights and multiple hotels. Visit Oahu, Maui, Kauai and the Big Island in one trip — each completely different, from Kauai's Nā Pali cliffs to the Big Island's active volcano.
From Hilo, visit Kīlauea — one of the world's most active volcanoes — with steam vents, lava tubes and craters.
Dramatic green cliffs best seen by helicopter or boat; some ships sail past them in the evening.
Molokini crater off Maui and Kona's bays are famous for clear water and green sea turtles.
Inter-island itineraries overnight in Maui and Kauai, so you can rent a car, drive the Road to Hana or enjoy a luau.
From roughly December to April, humpback whales gather in Hawaiian waters — often visible from the ship.
This is an example only. Ports, call order and sea days vary by cruise line, ship and sail date — your specialist will find the exact itinerary for your dates.
Flying to Honolulu for a 7-night inter-island cruise maximises island time. Sailing round-trip from California (14–16 nights) means no long flights but about four sea days each way.
Everyone has a favourite! Maui for beaches and the Road to Hana, Kauai for scenery, the Big Island for the volcano. A 7-night cruise covers all of them.
Not for the 7-night inter-island cruise from Honolulu — it stays in the US. Round-trips from California or Vancouver call at a foreign port, so a passport is recommended.
Tell us your dates and who's travelling. A CLIA-certified cruise specialist will compare sailings across cruise lines and call you back — usually within 15 minutes during business hours.
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