Hawaii has a dry season from April to October and a rainy season from November to March, though drought conditions have reduced rainfall in recent years. Summers can be hot and humid, especially in Honolulu and Waikiki. Hurricanes are rare but the season runs from June to November. The last major hurricane to hit was Iniki in 1992. Oahu has a diverse population and culture rooted in Native Hawaiian traditions. It has varied landscapes from urban Honolulu to small towns to beaches. Activities on Oahu include snorkeling, surfing, hiking Diamond Head volcano, swimming with dolphins, and sightseeing tours of Pearl Harbor, the USS Missouri, and circles of the island. The Hilton Hawaiian

2. Hawaii
• 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. Oahu
• 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
• 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. Honolulu, Oahu
• 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.

8. Oahu Activities
*Additional Cost

9. Oahu Activities
• 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. Oahu Activities
• 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. Oahu Activities
• 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. Oahu Activities
• 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. Oahu Activities
• 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. Oahu Activities
• 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.

15. Many more activities available!

16. Honolulu, Oahu Hotel

17. Hilton Hawaiian Village® Resort and
Spa
• 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.

21. Hilton Hawaiian Village® Resort and
Spa
• 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.

23. Hilton Hawaiian Village® Resort and
Spa
• 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

25. Hilton Hawaiian Village® Resort and
Spa
• Dine at one of 20 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

28. Hilton Hawaiian Village® Resort and
Spa
• 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.

30. Hilton Hawaiian Village® Resort and
Spa
• Ocean View Room
– Located in Tapa Tower, Kalia Tower or Diamond
Head Tower offering sweeping views of the Pacific
Ocean, Honolulu coast line and resort.

32. Maui

33. Maui
• From its heavenly beaches to its scenic natural wonders,
there are plenty of reasons why Maui has been voted “Best
Island” by readers of Conde Nast Traveler for nineteen years.
• Discover your own reasons to love Maui as you stroll the
seaside streets of Lahaina and the lovely beaches of
Kaanapali. Feel the mana (power) of Haleakala National Park
or discover the arts and culture of Kahului and Upcountry
Maui. From championship golf courses to the scenic road to
Hana, your vacation on the “Valley Isle” promises to be
unforgettable. It’s no wonder why thousands of humpback
whales migrate to Maui’s warm waters year after year. One
visit to Maui and you just might join them.

34. Maui
• Maui contains a number of microclimates. It is generally drier on
Maui’s leeward side where you’ll find the spectacular beaches and
resorts of Kapalua, Kaanapali, Lahaina, Kihei and Wailea along the
western coast. On the wetter windward side you’ll find lush Iao
Valley and the scenic road to Hana. It’s warmer along the coast
than Upcountry Maui where temperatures are typically 8-10
degrees cooler. If you’re driving up to the 9,740-foot Haleakala
Visitor Center atop Haleakala National Park, expect temperatures
in the 40s or lower, so bring warm clothes.
• There are generally two seasons in Maui. 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. The
trade winds keep you comfortable year-round so any time of year
is a good time to visit Maui.

35. Maui
• East Maui
– Pools of Oheo, Maui The Pools of Oheo, located just past Hana, are beautiful
pools fed by cascading waterfalls.
– Hana, Maui Hana is a small, untouched town on Maui’s eastern coastline. To
get here visitors must travel one of the world’s most scenic drives.
• Upcountry Maui
– Haleakala National Park, Maui Haleakala National Park, a scenic national park
on the island of Maui and home to Maui’s highest peak.
– Makawao, Maui A rural, artistic community on the slopes of Upcountry Maui,
Makawao is home to the Paniolo, or Hawaiian cowboy.
– Kula, Maui Upcountry Maui’s rustic town of Kula is known for its produce
farms and botanical gardens.
– Paia, Maui Historic Maui town that is near Hookipa Beach, the windsurfing
capital of the world.
• Central Maui
– Wailuku, Maui The gateway to Iao Valley, Wailuku is the county seat of Maui’s
government.
– Iao Valley State Park, Maui Central Maui’s Iao Valley State Park features one of
Maui’s most recognizable landmarks, the 1,200-foot Iao Needle.

36. Maui
• West Maui
– Kaanapali Beach, Maui Kaanapali Beach is the signature beach of
West Maui.
– Honolua Bay, Maui Honolua Bay is a famous big wave surf spot during
the winter surf season.
– Kapalua, Maui Kapalua is loosely translated to “arms embracing the
sea,” and it is one of Maui’s premier resort areas.
– Lahaina, Maui Lahaina is a historic whaling village and lively west
Maui hot spot.
• South Maui
– Wailea, Maui Wailea, on the south shore of Maui, is a luxurious resort
community known for crescent-shaped beaches and world-class golf.
– Makena Beach State Park (Big Beach), Maui Makena Beach, also
known as “Big Beach,” is one of the largest beaches in Maui.
– Molokini, Maui Molokini is a small island a few miles off of Maui’s
southwestern coast that’s well suited for snorkelers and divers.
– Kihei, Maui Kihei, on the southwest shore of Maui, features six miles
of beaches.

37. Maui Activities

38. Maui Activities
• Complete Island Helicopter Adventure
– Soar through the heavens to some of Maui’s most stunning
natural wonders on this breathtaking aerial adventure. Your
unforgettable flight takes you across the green-crusted surface
of the West Maui Mountains and the ”heavenly” rainforests and
fields of distant Hana. Fly to the alien landscape of Haleakala,
the ”House of the Sun”, and across wind-combed sugar cane
fields to the Valley Isle’s golden beaches.
– In Waihee Valley, you’ll witness the impressive power of raging
waters plummeting from mountain crevices and into glistening
pools below. Uncover Maui’s magical roots with a trip to the
Seven Sacred Pools and the Iao Needle nestled in the folds of
Iao Valley. A full narration accompanies your trek to give you
fascinating insights of the island’s culture and history.

39. Maui Activities
• Discover Lanai Sunset Excursion
– Take off on a gentle tradewind sail to the island of Lanai on Trilogy,
Mauiï’s finest sailing catamaran. Departing from Lahaina, you'll relax
with an on-board breakfast while taking in majestic ocean views of
Maui, Lanai, Molokai and Kahoolawe. See unspoiled coral gardens
teeming with tropical fish at Lanai's Hulopo'e Bay Marine Preserve as
you cross the inter-island channel.
– When you reach Lanai, sunbathe on a powdery white sand beach or
hike the shoreline and learn to snorkel. A high-energy beach volleyball
game may be arranged and even officiated by the Trilogy staff or you
can spend your leisure time visiting Lanai City, the former home of Dole
Pineapple Plantation for shopping and sightseeing.
– A savory Hawaiian-style "all-you-can-eat" barbecue dinner is served
beneath a private pavilion with selections like kiawe wood barbecued
chicken.
– On your trip back to Lahaina, the picturesque West Maui Mountains
greet your return and mark the end of a memorable day.

40. Maui Activities
• Drums Of The Pacific Dinner Show
– Ancient Polynesians used the spoken word to pass the legends
of Hawaii from generation to generation. Today those stories
are given form in Ulalena, the dynamic musical extravaganza
playing to standing ovations for over three years at the state-of-
the-art Maui Theatre. This performance is an artistic tribute to
the unique cultures and traditions of Hawaii, exploring the
depth of Hawaiian mythical history through a whimsical
adventure.
– Over 25 professional performers bring the images of Hawaii to
life through the power of imagery, music, dance, song, humor
and acrobatics. You’ll participate in an intimate dialogue with
the universal elements of nature - where gods and goddesses
coexist within the hearts and imaginations of everyone who
dares to go beyond the visible images of their own existence.
– Dazzling special effects, a breathtaking musical score and
intense performances make Ulalena an experience not to be
missed!

41. Maui Activities
• Haleakala Skyline Adventure Trip
– Imagine yourself soaring over gulches and through the trees
along the slopes of one of the world’s largest volcanoes. An
adventure that blends a short hiking experience with five
picturesque zipline crossings, the Haleakala Skyline Tour
promises to be one of the most memorable activities you can
do on the island of Maui.
– A perfect adventure for anyone over ten years of age, the
Haleakala Skyline Tour has something for the whole family. Our
specially trained staff will outfit you with a customized seat
harness and equipment before leading you into the woods,
and on to the adventure.
– The tour starts with a walk through the woods in beautiful
upcountry Maui, then gets your heart-pumping as you sail
across each of our ziplines, and get a bird’s eye view of the
vegetation below. Take part in this one- of-a-kind adventure,
and bring home memories of an experience that you’ll talk
about for years to come.

42. Many more activities available!

43. Maui Hotels
Option One

44. The Westin Maui Resort & Spa
• 5 Star Resort
• Located in Ka’anapali
• Situated along legendary Ka‘anapali Beach, The Westin
Maui Resort & Spa is a picture-perfect tropical escape
surrounded by mountains and glittering seas and provides a
haven of pure relaxation. The 759-room resort abounds
with ways to rejuvenate - from the resorts 87,000 square-
foot aquatic playground, world-class restaurants, cultured
entertainment and thrilling activities. Shopping at
neighboring Whalers Village and championship golf are just
steps away. Key resort features designed to provide a
blissful balance include in-room comforts such as Westin’s
Heavenly Bed®; uplifting renewal at the Heavenly Spa by
Westin™; healthy and delicious dining with oceanfront
settings and Westin Kids Club. It is the place Where Heaven
and Aloha Meet™.

46. The Westin Maui Resort & Spa
• The Westin Maui is home to an astonishing range of
diversions, both relaxing and invigorating. At the heart
of the resort lies an 87,000 sq. ft. aquatic playground.
Relax in one of the five free-form swimming pools,
unwind in our secluded Jacuzzi, seek solace in the adult-
only pool, or take a thrilling trip down a waterslide with
270-degree turns and a dramatic 23-ft.drop.
• Steps away, the soft sands of Ka'anapali Beach beckon.
You'll enjoy snorkeling, scuba diving, beach volleyball,
windsurfing, and chartered catamaran adventures. Two
championship golf courses and an 11-court tennis
center are just a short walk away.

48. The Westin Maui Resort & Spa
• Surf and stand paddle board lessons available
for a fee.
• Rent boogie boards, stand up paddle boards
or kayaks.

50. The Westin Maui Resort & Spa
• Beach Bar
• Fun and lively, the oceanfront poolbar is the
perfect venue to experience an day in
Hawaiian paradise. Enjoy delicious pupus
(appetizers) under the Ka’anapali Sun as well
as our selection of wines, beers and cocktails
including the award-winning No Ka Oi Mai
Tai. Located at the resort’s adult pool deck
area overlooking Ka'anapali Beach.
• Colonnade Cafe
• For a quick morning bite, stop by this tropical
bistro serving a variety of fruit, freshly baked
pastries, tropical smoothies and Starbucks
coffee. Favorite treats include macadamia
sticky buns and Heavenly shake.
• Relish Burger Bistro
• Featuring American favorites with a modern
twist, the all-day dining selections include
innovative touches such as all-natural Kobe
beef burgers served bun-less and island
favorites such as Huli Huli with grilled
chicken breast and Maui Gold pineapple
salsa.
• Sea Dogs
• Centrally located, Sea Dogs is a convenient
spot to pick up a snack on your way to the
pools or the beach. Here you'll find hot dogs,
soft drinks, popcorn, shave ice, ice cream
and a variety of light snacks.
• Tropica
• Unwind amidst the casual elegance of this
award-winning restaurant overlooking the
Pacific - a gorgeous backdrop of Maui's
sunset, the island of Lana'i and Moloka'i.
Relax in an outdoor setting with tiki torches
and cascading waterfalls. A perfect setting to
savor fresh island fish, steaks cooked over an
open flame grill, and seafood bouillabaisse
made with lobster from Kona.
• Wailele Polynesian Luau
• Spectacular revue featuring the songs and
dances of Hawai‘i and Polynesia, Maui’s only
extreme Fire Knife Dance, complemented by
a lavish island-style buffet dinner and
refreshing cocktails. Held Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings at the
oceanfront Aloha Pavilion. Reservations
required.

53. The Westin Maui Resort & Spa
• Mountain View Room
– This accommodating guest room provides a
luxurious Heavenly Beds® bed, a work desk, a
dual-line telephone with voice mail, high-speed
Internet access, a coffee maker, an in-room safe,
cable TV with movie channels, and a private
balcony with a view of the mountains and the golf
course.

56. The Westin Maui Resort & Spa
A daily resort charge of $30.00 plus tax, will be posted to your account
for a variety of amenities and services that include:
• High Speed Internet Access in your guestroom and public areas
• Local and toll free calls up to 60 minutes
• Two (2) bottles of water replenished daily as needed
• Self-Parking
• Shuttle service to Kapalua West Maui Airport, upon availability
• Shuttle service to Lahaina and to our three Starwood resorts
• Logo souvenir eco bag
• Outdoor portrait sitting and free 4 by 6 color photograph through
Reflections Photography
• Inclusions and rate are subject to change without notice.

57. The Westin Maui Resort & Spa
• Honeymoon Amenities
– Bottle of Champagne
– Free room upgrade based on availability (not
guaranteed)

58. Flights
• January 30th
– Depart IAH 9:15 am arrive Honolulu 1:50 pm
• February 2nd
– Depart Honolulu 1:58 pm arrive Maui 2:45 pm
• February 5th
– Depart Maui 3:10 pm arrive LAX 10:20 pm
• February 6th
– Depart LAX 12:50 am arrive IAH 6:00 am
*All return flight are overnight

59. Details
• Meet and greet at Honolulu airport with fresh
flower Lei.
• Round-trip transportation between Honolulu
airport and Hawaiian Village Resort
• Rental car in Maui included. Economy car.
Upgrade to convertible available.

60. Quote
• The price show is a quote only and subject to
change at any time. To secure this price a deposit
is required.
• Quote includes flights, resorts with specified
room category, one Lei greeting, transfers in
Honolulu, rental car in Maui and taxes.
• Total: $4,461
• Deposit: $2,258
• Final payment due December 16th
• Optional travel protection $280. If travel
protection is purchased the total deposit drops to
$482.