There are generally two seasons on the island of Oahu in Hawaii - winter from November through April when temperatures range from the low 70s to mid 80s, and summer when temperatures can reach the low 90s. Oahu experiences a dry season from April to October and a relatively dry rainy season from November to March. The island offers a variety of landscapes and attractions, from the urban city of Honolulu to lush tropical valleys, golden beaches, and world-famous surf spots. Major destinations and attractions highlighted include Waikiki, Pearl Harbor, Hanauma Bay, Kualoa Ranch, Dole Plantation, and the North Shore surf towns of Haleiwa.

2. Hawaii has a dry season (April to October) and a
rainy season (November to March.) In recent years,
however, even the rainy season has been relatively
dry as many parts of Hawaii have been suffering
drought conditions. The summer months can be hot
and humid, especially in Honolulu and Waikiki.
Hurricanes are rare but the hurricane season is from
June to November. Fortunately, the last major
hurricane to hit Hawaii was Hurricane Iniki, which
severely damaged Kauai in September 1992.

4. Sometimes called “The Gathering Place,” Oahu certainly
lives up to its name. The third largest Hawaiian island is
home to the majority of Hawaii’s diverse population, a fusion
of east and west cultures rooted in the values and traditions
of the Native Hawaiian people. It’s this fundamental contrast
between the ancient and the modern that makes discovering
Oahu so enjoyable.
The clear blue waters of Kailua Beach meet the metropolitan
cityscapes of Honolulu. The historic architecture of Iolani
Palace meets the timeless memorials of Pearl Harbor. The
big city of Waikiki meets the small town of Haleiwa on the
North Shore. Whether you’re hiking atop iconic Leahi
(Diamond Head), enjoying some of Hawaii’s best shopping,
or simply unwinding on the sands of the island’s beautiful
beaches, you’ll find variety at every turn on Oahu.

5. Oahu is generally drier on the Leeward Coast (west) and wetter
and greener on the Windward Coast (east). The resort area of
Waikiki and the surfing mecca of the North Shore offer pleasant
weather year round. Big wave surf season on the North Shore
begins in November and ends in February. World-class surfing
competitions also happen here between November and
December. During the summer, the big waves of the North Shore
subside for ideal beach going conditions.
There are generally two seasons on Oahu. Winter (November
through April), when temperatures typically range in the low-70s
to mid-80s, and summer when the high can run into the low-90s.
Average air temperature ranges from 74 degrees F (23 degrees
C) to 88 degrees F (31 degrees C) with moderate humidity of
53% during the day. Gentle trade winds keep even the warmest
months comfortable, so any time of year is a good time to visit
Oahu.

6. Home to the State Capitol, Honolulu is the vibrant epicenter of
Hawaii. Here you’ll find everything from historic landmarks and
treasured monuments to world-class shopping and a flourishing arts
and culture scene. Home to the majority of Oahu’s population, the
sprawling city of Honolulu spreads throughout the southeastern
shores of Oahu, from Pearl Harbor to Makapuu Point, encompassing
world famous Waikiki.
Honolulu has it all. This is the home of some of Hawaii’s most historic
places from Iolani Palace, the Kawaiahao Church, the Mission
Houses and the treasured artifacts of the Bishop Museum to iconic
landmarks like the Aloha Tower, the King Kamehameha I Statue, the
Duke Kahanamoku Statue and the historic Hawaii Theatre. Honolulu
is also Hawaii’s hot spot for arts, culture and entertainment. From the
nightlife, live music and fine dining of Waikiki to the art galleries and
underground bars of the Chinatown arts district. Whether you’re
looking for Hawaii’s finest museums, or Hawaii’s finest Hawaii
Regional Cuisine chefs, the best resorts, festivals, and events, or just
some fun things to do, you’ll find it all in Honolulu.

9. Alii Kai Sunset Dinner Sail
Come sail away into a golden Hawaiian sunset on the
world's largest Polynesian catamaran - the Ali’i Kai. Fully
equipped to make your ocean journey enjoyable, the Alii
Kai is the ultimate island experience.
Bask in the romantic Hawaiian twilight with a breathtaking
panorama of the dancing lights of Waikiki. The rhythm of
the islands comes alive with the jammin' entertainment by
the live band, dancers and crew. Breathe in the cool
evening air atop the Alii Kai's large deck as tropic breezes
propel you across the waves. Relish the delectable buffet-
style dinner on-board and relax with one cocktail or
beverage of your choice.

10. Arizona Memorial Uss Missouri & City Tour
Celebrate the honor, valor and courage of the U.S. Servicemen
who served during World War II on this special Stars and Stripes
tour. It's a nostalgic journey to the two historic places that marked
the beginning and end of the war for the United States - Pearl
Harbor and the USS Missouri. At the site of Pearl Harbor, you'll
view the Arizona Memorial where the remains of the USS
Arizona lay silent beneath the waves. The events of the 1941
attack on Pearl Harbor are unfolded through detailed narrations
and photos. While at Pearl Harbor, you'll travel across the Ford
Island Bridge to the historic USS Missouri battleship, otherwise
known as the "Mighty Mo." It was on the decks of this celebrated
warship that the Japanese surrender ceremony took place,
signaling the end of their involvement in World War II. Explore
the passages, rooms and corridors on a special guided tour.
From Pearl Harbor, you'll take a drive through metropolitan
Honolulu and up to the Punchbowl Crater for a drive through the
National Cemetery of the Pacific. After enjoying the serenity and
spectacular view atop Punchbowl, you'll wind through Downtown
Honolulu for a cruise through its many highlights.

11. Diamond Head Crater Adventure
Brave the heights of Diamond Head, Waikiki�s world
famous landmark. Your exploration begins when you
arrive at the ancient crater floor of Mount Leahi, the
Hawaiian name for this natural wonder.
A guide will assist you in explaining the fascinating early
history, geology, archaeology and mythology of Diamond
Head as you ascend the winding trail to the summit. You
will be rewarded as you reach its peak with an incredible
panoramic view of Waikiki, the emerald green Koolau
Mountains, and the sparkling blue Pacific far below.
It’s the perfect way to greet the morning of another day in
the beautiful Hawaiian Islands.

12. Dolphin Swim Adventure
For anyone curious about the fascinating world of dolphins, Sea
Life Park Hawaii offers you a hands-on view with the all-new
Dolphin Adventures Program! Not only will you interact with
these lovable creatures, you’ll get an overview of their anatomy,
physiology and training, as well as current marine conservation
efforts. Perfect for those 8 years and older, this 45-minute
session includes a 20-25 minute interaction period in shallow
waters where you and other guests will be guided through your
friendly dolphin encounter. You’ll have the opportunity to employ
a variety of positive reinforcements, including fish! Bring your
bathing suit and a towel and be prepared to view the dolphins in
deeper waters using "dive masks." Special souvenir photos with
the dolphins are available for purchase for you to share with
friends back home.

13. Grand Circle Island W/Dole Plant
Get to know Hawaii from the inside out with an all-day tour that
circles the entire island, covering 120 miles of Oahu’s best
sightseeing spots. For a close-up view of a seawater eruption,
you’ll visit Hawaii’s own Old Faithful known as the "Blow Hole",
where you’ll witness oceanside water play at full-force. Besides
Sandy Beach - a favorite for body surfers, you'll venture to the
most celebrated surfing zones in the world along the North Shore
- Waimea Bay, Sunset Beach and the spectacular Banzai
Pipeline. You’ll stop at Kualoa Ranch for a scenic tour ride into
the Koolau Mountains overlooking Chinaman’s Hat and Kaneohe
Bay. At Dole Plantation you will learn about the history of
Hawaii’s pineapple industry and stroll through the Plantation
Gardens. In colorful contrast to the brilliant blue of the crystalline
waters, you’ll also find emerald oceans of shimmering pineapple
and sugar cane fields waving gently in the breeze. Take a
glimpse into the Hawaii of long ago as you pass remnants of old
homesteads on your return to Waikiki. Be sure to bring your
camera to record the marvels that gave Hawai'i its name and
reputation as Paradise.

14. One Hour Seaplane Sightseeing Tour
On arrival at our floating office you will be welcomed and briefed on a map
of the flight and the sights you will see. After you take-off from the water we
will climb out alongside Honolulu Harbor and Aloha tower, then pass
offshore of Waikiki Beach followed by a look down into Diamond Head
Crater, the prestigious Kahala area, Koko Head Crater, Hanauma Bay, Sea
Life Park, Kaneohe Bay and return through Pali Pass and a circuit over the
Arizona Memorial.
We will continue over sparkling Kaneohe Bay and along the Windward
Coast of O'ahu and show you Chinaman's Hat, the movie site of "Jurassic
Park"" and "Godzilla," Kahana Bay, the Polynesian Cultural Center, the
Mormon Temple, BYU Hawaii Campus, the old Kahuku Sugar Mill, the
Windmill Farm and the Turtle Bay Hilton Hotel. View the world famous
surfing areas of Sunset Beach, the Banzi Pipeline, Waima Bay and Haleiwa
as well as the cascading Waimea water falls from up above. Then we will
proceed southbound over awesome pineapple fields and the remains of the
old sugar cane fields, past Schofield Barracks, Wheeler Army Air Field and
finally Pearl Harbor, the Arizona Memorial, the Battleship ""Missouri"" and
Hickam Air Force Base before touching down at Keehi Lagoon for a picture
perfect landing.
With an island totally surrounded by water... nothing could be more fitting
than a tour by air in a seaplane. You will have a fabulous overview of the
island and its tropical scenery - even whales in season. This is a
breathtaking way to see Oahu's beautiful scenery and attractions.

17. 4.5 Star Resort
Woven amidst lush tropical gardens, flowing
waterfalls and sparkling pools, this premiere
Hawaiian resort provides the perfect vacation
setting for families, spa enthusiasts, honeymooners
and couples looking to tie the knot. Throughout the
resort unparalleled services and amenities ensure
complete comfort with daily activities like snorkeling,
surfing and beach toy rentals; nightly poolside
entertainment; the King’s Jubilee and Fireworks
Show every Friday night; a supervised kids activities
club; an extensive selection of shops and
boutiques; a romantic Wedding Chapel; pampering
spa services and over 15 restaurants and lounges.

20. Paradise Pool – A 5,000-square-foot family activity pool that boasts the
longest slide in Waikiki and overlooks the Duke Kahanamoku Lagoon.
Super Pool – 10,000 square foot beachfront pool located between the
Rainbow Tower and Ali'i Tower, adjacent to the Hau Tree Bar,
Keiki Pool –A tiered pool off the Super Pool, providing a shallow swimming
pool for our younger guests.
Tapa Pool – A tropical pool located between the Tapa Tower and Diamond
Head Tower.
Kalia Tower Pool – Located on the fourth floor, this dramatic infinity pool,
displays a mosaic-tiled maile lei intertwined with ilima and pikake flowers.
Ali'i Tower Pool – A private sanctuary with sun-deck and whirlpool,
exclusively for the guests of Ali'i Tower.
Enjoy Hilton Hawaiian Village’s exceptional location adjacent to Duke
Kahanamoku Beach - named the #2 beach in America for 2013 in
internationally-renowned coastal ecologist Dr. Stephen Leatherman (Dr
Beach)’s annual list.
Enjoy an array of fun-filled family activities at Duke Kahanamoku Lagoon, a
spectacular five-acre salt-water lagoon featuring a state-of-the-art water
circulation system.

22. Start the day with an Aerobics, Yoga or Tai Chi session on the
Village Green, or incorporate Polynesian elements with an
energetic Hula Aerobics workout. Master the art of Lei Making,
or create Haku Lei Wristlets with instruction from Island experts
in the Paradise Lounge.
Learn about Hawaiian Hula with lessons in the Village Green.
Take Tahitian Lessons in the Tapa Bar, or impress your friends
and family with a Ukulele Lesson in the Paradise Lounge.
Marvel at the sight of silent Polynesian warriors emerging from the
darkness at sunset, flame in hand, on their nightly ceremonial
torch-lighting procession.
For an additional fee
Enjoy an traditional Hawaiian Luau
Poolside fireworks show
Stand up paddle boarding, kayaking, surf lessons
Live music events
Shopping
Spa

24. Dine at one of the numerous on site
restaurants and cafes from Starbucks to steak,
pizza, Italian or Dairy Queen and much more.
Choose from four bars including a pool bar and
a lounge with live music

27. Ali'i Tower Oceanfront Room
Spectacular views straight out towards the Pacific Ocean
and Waikiki Beach
Balcony
Access to Ali'i Tower Pool, sun terrace and
whirlpool with enhanced pool services
Entry to Fitness Center with massage treatment
rooms
Access to Ocean View Terrace serving your
favorite cocktails and other beverages daily
Complimentary hors d’oeuvres at Ocean View
Terrace Friday and Saturday evenings
6 Nights $6,475

29. A Daily Resort Charge of $30 (plus tax) is assessed per room, per night
(valued at $129). Please note that our Daily Resort Charge is assessed at
check-in.
The following items are included our Daily Resort Charge:
• WiFi and wired Internet access in your room
• PlayStation® 3 access with unlimited movies and games (DVD Now card
given to you at check-in can only be used in your specified tower. One
movie/game can be removed at a time.)
• Local, toll-free, and credit card calls (No access fee)
• Hawaiian Cultural Activities
• Resort Audio Tour (Available at the Main Lobby Guest Welcome Center,
Tapa Tower Tours & Activities Desk and Rainbow Tower Concierge. You
must present your DVD Now card to receive an Audio Tour.)
• Dive-in Movies on Wednesdays and Saturdays at sundown (See Dive-in
Movie titles and location on your in-room television channel #5.)
• Outdoor Morning Exercise Classes. Present your DVD Now Card.
• One personalized photo postcard per stay from Xerox Business Services.

31. Why Book Ali'i Tower Rooms & Suites?
Premier beachfront location
Stunning views of the Pacific Ocean
Exclusive Check-In Desk in the Ali'i Tower
Exclusive concierge services
Second floor terrace overlooking the beach and ocean
with these exclusive benefits:
Access to Ali'i Tower Pool, sun terrace and whirlpool with
enhanced pool services
Entry to Fitness Center with massage treatment rooms
Access to Ocean View Terrace serving your favorite cocktails
and other beverages daily
Complimentary hors d’oeuvres at Ocean View Terrace Friday
and Saturday evenings

32. Ali’I Tower Resort View Special
Complimentary upgrade to Ali’I Tower Ocean
View
No resort fees!
Ali’I Tower Ocean View
Room description - 540 sq. ft. room with an outdoor
balcony/lanai and comfortable seating where you
can enjoy beautiful ocean views. They also feature
modern interior features and Hilton's luxury Serenity
Dream Bed & Bath collection.

34. Prices show are quotes only and subject to
change at any time without notice. To secure the
price show a deposit must be made.
Quote includes flight, hotel and round-trip
transportation between airport and hotel for two
Travel protection is not included but highly
recommended.
Flights used for quote:
9/21 Depart IAH 8:00 am, 1hour layover in Phoenix,
arrive Kauai 2:19 pm
9/26 Depart Kauai 9:50 pm ,55 minute layover in LA,
arrive IAH 12:00 pm 9/27

36. Kauai is Hawaii’s fourth largest island and is sometimes
called the “Garden Isle,” which is an entirely accurate
description. The oldest and northernmost island in the
Hawaiian chain is draped in emerald valleys, sharp
mountain spires and jagged cliffs, aged by time and the
elements. Centuries of growth have formed tropical
rainforests, forking rivers and cascading waterfalls. Some
parts of Kauai are only accessible by sea or air, revealing
views beyond your imagination.
Occupying 552 square miles, Kauai is circular in shape with
lush, mountainous regions in its center and beaches
covering almost half its shoreline. Kauai’s age makes it one
of the most scenic islands in Hawaii from the 3,000-foot
elevations of Waimea Canyon to the waterfalls and deep
gorges of 5,148-foot Mount Waialeale in the uninhabited
center of Kauai, which you can only view by air.

38. Lihue is the government and commercial center of the island as
well as a cultural and historical area. This may be the most
traveled town on Kauai since its home to Kauai’s main airport
(the Lihue Airport) and Nawiliwili Harbor, the island's major
commercial shipping center and cruise ship port.
Lihue has a variety of beaches and natural wonders to explore.
Kalapaki Beach is the home of the Marriott Kauai's Beach Club
and the Kauai Lagoons Golf Club. Bodysurfing, windsurfing and
swimming make Kalapaki a popular destination. Ninini Beach is
home to an automated lighthouse, operating since 1897. And
just north of Lihue, don’t forget to stop at the Wailua Falls
lookout for an amazing waterfall view.
The Lihue area also has numerous historical spots including
Alekoko (Menehune Fishpond), a roughly 1000-year old
aquaculture reservoir; Kilohana, a historic plantation estate; and
both the historic Kauai Museum and Grove Farm Homestead
Museum. Lihue is your gateway to adventure on Kauai.

39. Kauai's East Side is sometimes referred to as the Coconut Coast for the
groves of coconut palms that grow in its resort areas. The most
populated district on the island, about 16,000 of the island's 62,000
residents reside in the Wailua/Kapaa area. Amongst the clusters of
coconut trees you’ll find historic places, amazing beaches and
memorable attractions.
In Wailua, you’ll find a variety of sightseeing opportunities and outdoor
activities. Kayak the Wailua River in Wailua River State Park, take a
boat ride to the Fern Grotto, or take photos at Opaekaa Falls. Don’t
forget to try and spot the Sleeping Giant in the Nounou Mountains or
take a hike up this scenic ridge. Sacred places like Polihau Heiau, the
large lava-rock temple of Kauai’s last king, Kaumualii, can also be found
on the East Side. And be sure to visit Kapaa Town to discover fine
Hawaiian craft pieces, aloha-print shirts, jewelry and art.
But the golden beaches of the Coconut Coast may be the area’s biggest
draw. Unwind at Anahola Beach Park, whale watch at Donkey Beach or
watch the surfers at Kealia Beach to the north. Lydgate Beach Park in
Wailua has two lava rock enclosed ocean pools that are perfect places
for families and first-time snorkelers. Fun in the sun awaits you on the
Coconut Coast.

41. The sunny South Shore of Kauai is home to historic Old Koloa
Town and the resort area of Poipu. This is an area of activity and
historic attractions. Whether you’re playing on a championship
golf course or exploring the Koloa Heritage Trail to learn more
about Kauai’s history, there’s something for everyone on the
South Shore.
A good place to start is spending the day at Poipu Beach Park,
which was once named one of America’s best beaches. Nearby
Spouting Horn features a blowhole that releases a spout of water
up to 20 feet or more into the air. See why Kauai is nicknamed
“The Garden Isle” at two National Tropical Botanical Gardens:
McBryde Garden, featuring 259-acres of gardens and world’s
largest collection of Hawaiian plants, and Allerton Garden, an 80-
acre gem with sophisticated garden design and the giant Moreton
Figs made famous in the film “Jurassic Park.” You’ll even find the
Kauai Coffee farm tour just a few miles west of Poipu. Discover a
variety of activities and attractions on Kauai’s South Shore.

44. Kauai's dramatic North Shore is an enchanting setting full of rugged mountains,
lush taro fields, heavenly beaches and spectacular sea cliffs. You’ll be amazed at
how much beauty can be found in just one area of Kauai.
Begin your journey on the island’s northernmost point. Historic Kilauea Lighthouse
is a wildlife sanctuary and a scenic spot for whale watching. Visit lovely Hanalei
Town, home to stretches of green taro fields alongside colorful shops, galleries
and restaurants. You’ll also find some of Kauai’s best beaches here including
Lumahai Beach, the setting for the film “South Pacific,” and Kee Beach,
ideal for sunbathing. You can also learn about native plants and see scenic
ocean views at Na Aina Kai Botanical Gardens or at the 17-acre Limahuli
Gardens, part of the National Tropical Botanical Garden.
But the most stunning feature of Kauai's North Shore is the magnificent Napali
Coast. This 17-mile stretch of coastline is lined with cliffs up to 3,000-foot tall,
accented with lush green valleys, cascading waterfalls and sea caves.
Inaccessible by car, you can hike or take an air or boat tour to view this
breathtaking natural wonder.
The North Shore is also home to the upscale resort area of Princeville where you
can indulge in world-class hospitality and play at some of Kauai’s premier golf
courses. You can also find other accommodations here ranging from historic bed
and breakfasts to rental homes allowing everyone the opportunity to experience
the beauty of Kauai’s North Shore.

49. Go west and get off the beaten path on Kauai. The West
Side is home to a few of Kauai’s most historic places and
scenic wonders, the most famous of which is the
breathtaking Waimea Canyon, the “Grand Canyon of the
Pacific.”
But there is even more to explore. Head north beyond the
gorges and cliffs of Waimea Canyon and visit Kokee State
Park where you’ll find yet another amazing view from the
Kalalau Lookout. The two small towns of Waimea and
Hanapepe also grace the West Side. In 1778, Captain Cook
first landed in the Hawaiian Islands here at Waimea Bay.
Today, a statue of Cook stands in Waimea Town
commemorating this event. Hanapepe is the art capital of
Kauai with galleries, shops and eateries lining small town
Hanapepe Road.

51. 5 Star Resort
Located on the Northshore
Situated on Hawaii’s breathtaking Hanalei Bay, this
exclusive island getaway appeals to luxury
travelers, golf enthusiasts and honeymooners
seeking tropical romance and fun. Elegantly-
appointed, it offers spacious guestrooms and
suites, world-class golf, horse back riding along
wind swept cliffs and uncompromising service. A
dazzling blend of authentic Hawaiian hospitality
and modern amenities, this luxury resort offers
distinctive service amidst unforgettable refinement.

53. Unwind in true resort style at the spectacular 5,000 square foot
outdoor infinity swimming pool overlooking sparkling Hanalei
Bay. Private cabanas may be reserved for the ultimate in
poolside or beach-side luxury.
St. Regis guests can expect the same award winning food and
beverage offers as they receive else where in the resort. Enjoy
island fresh cuisine and sophisticated tropical libations at Nalu
Kai Grill & Bar. Private Cabanas are also available for daily
rental. Pool and Beach service is provide along with
complimentary passed fruit spears.
What makes the St. Regis pool so special is the seamless
experience with ocean. The stunning, soft sand beach fronting
the incredible waters of Hanalei Bay. Protected by the Anini
reef, the waters of the St. Regis remain calm and sheltered
year round. These waters provideguests with amazing
snorkeling opportunities without leaving the resort.
10,000 square foot spa with 12 treatment rooms. Ocean and
poolside services available.

58. Dining Facilities:
Makana Terrace - Pacific Rim cusine open for breakfast, lunch,
and dinner. Dress code is casual.
Nalu Kai Grill - Outdoor, poolside location serving light fare cusine
and cocktails.
Kauai Grill - Signature fine dining open for dinner only. Dress
code is resort casual and reservations are recommended.
Napali Cafe - Intimate cocktail lounge offering club-style service
and live entertainment. Open Mondays and Thursdays only.
Room Service – Yes, 24 hours
Cocktail Lounges or Bars:
The St. Regis Bar - A captivating atmosphere to gather for
beverages and socializing.
Entertainment:
Live entertainment at the Napali Cafe Monday and Thursday
nights.

62. Mountain or Garden View
Mountain/Garden Rooms provide luxurious comfort in a
tropical garden setting. Each room features a
contemporary Hawaiian décor with modern
refinements. Rooms feature either one king-size or two
queen beds adorned with embroidered bed linens,
sumptuous custom furnishings and an elegant marble
bathroom with an oversized tub and double vanity.
Rooms include a unique transparent glass reveal
electronically controlled for views or privacy. Rooms
are located on floors 2-7 and 9. (Approximately 540
square feet)

64. Includes daily complimentary breakfast buffet
for two
Complimentary Honeymoon amenities:
Bottle of champagne
Complimentary room upgrade (based on availability)

65. United Airlines
April 5th
Depart IAH 9:45 am arrive Honolulu 12:58 pm
April 9
Depart Honolulu 1:35 pm arrive Kauai 2:22 pm
April 14
Depart Kauai 4:52 pm, 2 hour layover in Honolulu,
arrive IAH April 15 8:01 am
There are no direct flights from Kauai to Houston
All return flight are overnight

66. Package Inclusions:
Lei greeting at airport
Roundtrip transportation between airport and hotel in
Honolulu
4 nights at Hilton Hawaiian Village
5 Nights at St. Regis Princeville
Rental car in Kauai-compact car
Honeymoon inclusions as stated
Total: $7,626
Deposit $2,671, final payment due March 1st

68. Stroll through Smith's Tropical Gardens with over one mile of meandering
pathways surrounded by tropical splendor. Enjoy lagoons teeming with
fish, exotic peacocks and view over 20 types of fruit in the orchard. Lu'au
festivities start with an Imu Ceremony - the unearthing of the traditional
Kalua pig, cooked to perfection in an underground oven. Enjoy a
scrumptious dinner and thirst-quenching cocktails while you witness
Kauai's most spectacular pageant at a torch lit lagoon amphitheater. The
International Pageant depicts dances and songs from Tahiti, Hawaii,
China, Japan, the Philippines, New Zealand and Samoa.
The Smith Family Garden Luau has been named as "Best of Kauai" for
six years in a row by readers of The Garden Island newspaper, Kauai's
daily newspaper.
A great way to experience the true flavor of Hawaii, guests experience
delicious cuisine as well as a dynamic Polynesian revue set within an
exceptional garden setting.

69. Your Kauai snorkeling trip aboard a 65 foot (20 meter) motor-powered
catamaran begins with a continental breakfast while you head north-west along
the Napali Coast.
Experience the majestic Na Pali Coast, Kauai, on the custom built catamaran
"Lucky Lady". Snorkel, sailing (conditions permitting), view towering sea cliffs,
waterfalls, sea caves, pristine beaches and remote wilderness coastline.
Captains narrate Hawaiian history & legends. Encounter Spinner Dolphins,
turtles and let's go find some Humpback Whales when in season (Dec.-Apr.).
Your helpful crew will provide all the assistance and instruction you need, to
help you simply relax, float and watch the comings and goings of the magical
aquatic world. After your Kauai snorkeling adventure, you'll enjoy a gourmet
deli-style buffet lunch. Choose from a variety of deli meats, cheeses, veggies
and breads to make your own sandwich. Also included are potato salad, pasta
and fresh fruits. Assorted soft drinks are served throughout the tour, and beer
and wine are served after snorkeling. Certified for 65 passengers, only 49 are
carried daily. The catamaran has a full service galley and bar, two large marine
lavatories, fresh water showers and a large cabin. Outside there are two
oversized trampolines and seating in the front and back of the vessel.

70. This circle island flight features many famous areas that have made
the "Garden Island" a favorite for Hollywood filmmakers with over 75
film productions made on the island to date.
Our professional pilots will take time to share with you the grandeur of
Kauai that attracts visitors from all around the world. Your flight will
take you into the 10-1/2 mile long Waimea Canyon, dubbed the Grand
Canyon of the Pacific by Mark Twain. The legendary Na Pali Coast,
with its dramatic cliffs chiseled by time to a razors edge beckoning,
spellbinding, no matter how many times you see it.
This is the home of the legendary Bali Hai as seen in the 20th Century
Fox movie, South Pacific and yes, it is calling you.
See Kauai with its green verdant valleys and numerous secluded
beaches - gaze at the breath-taking waterfalls that plummet over 2,000
feet to the ground from Mt. Waialeale Crater, known as the wettest
spot on earth with an overage of 460 inches of rain yearly. See Wailua
Falls (twin falls) made famous in the opening scenes of Fantasy Island
and much more. This flight will create memories of a lifetime.

71. The Kayak journey will lead you through a sacred
valley once reserved only for the Ali'i (Royalty). Your
local guide will take you back to ancient times with
an informative narration, sharing with you the rich
Hawaiian history and legends of our ancestors.
You will paddle up the river's North Fork on a guided
Wailua Kayak adventure and disembark for a hike
through a tropical rainforest. This sacred valley is
lined with scenic waterways and cascades great for
a refreshing dip. You will hike about 2 miles round
trip to 120-foot Secret Falls (a.k.a. Secret Falls).
This is an adventure the entire family can enjoy!

72. An exciting adventure on the pristine, private lands of
Princeville Ranch! The course is a thrilling combination
of nine picturesque zip lines and a suspension bridge
spanning a waterfall. Imagine walking off the edge of a
lush valley, flying over tree tops across to the other side,
soaking in the gorgeous mountain views along the way.
The final zip line - called "King Kong"- is an adventure
all on its own! First you walk up a ramp to a 26 foot high
tower. Next you zip 1,200 feet, racing your partner side-
by-side or maybe holding hands! The tour includes an
hour at a fifteen foot deep, hidden swimming hole, fed
by a small waterfall. Here you'll enjoy a delicious picnic,
swimming, jumping and floating on inner tubes. Hiking
is rated moderate and is just over one mile. Join us for
the experience of a lifetime!

73. This tour captures the very best of Kauai from the
famous "Grand Canyon of the Pacific", to an actual
trip up the Wailua River with a visit to the Fern
Grotto where you will hear a memorable rendition
of "The Hawaiian Wedding Song". Tours are
conducted on comfortable air-conditioned mini-
buses by friendly, knowledgeable guides.
See the spectacular Waimea Canyon, Fern Grotto,
Captain Cook's Landing, Wailua River Boat Cruise,
Spouting Horn, and Opaekaa Falls and Hanapepe
(Captain Cook's Landing, Opaekaa Falls, and
Hanapepe viewed from bus only).