Experience the best of both worlds with Oahu’s vibrant culture and iconic Waikiki beach and Maui’s breath-taking landscapes and pristine beaches, ideal for relaxation and romance.

14 Night Packages, From £2,095*

Price is a guide for this multi-centre holiday including all your flights and hotels.

*Prices are only to act as a guide

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Description

7 Nights- Oahu
7 Nights – Maui

Add a US City Stopover –  Why not break up the flight there, back or both with a US city stop-over.
Most cities possible, but popular options include New York,  LA, Vegas, San Fran, Boston and Seattle.

✈️ UK to Oahu (7 nights):  After your flight from the UK, you’ll be welcomed by the warm Hawaiian sun and a gentle ocean breeze as you step onto this tropical paradise island. Oahu is probably most famous for being home to the iconic Waikiki Beach in Honolulu. Take a surfing lesson, sunbathe on the golden sands, or enjoy the world-class dining and lively nightlife in the area. For a slice of history and insight into the events surrounding Pearl Harbour, visit the USS Arizona Memorial, where you can explore its significance in WW2. For some incredible snorkelling, visit the Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve, especially in the morning when the water is clearest. It’s home to a colourful coral reef and a variety of marine life, including tropical fish, octopus, crabs, eels, and occasionally green turtles. For some of the best views on the island, ascend to the top of Diamond Head Crater on the popular Diamond Head Summit Trail. For a quieter beach experience, head to the North Shore, famous for its surf culture and legendary beaches such as Waimea Bay and Sunset Beach.

Oahu to Maui (7 nights):  The second half of your Hawaiian holiday will see you taking a short flight to Maui, home to beautiful beaches, lush rainforests, and a range of luxury beachfront resorts where you can indulge in some serious R&R to complete your Hawaiian escape. Choose from the picturesque Wailea Beach, the exclusive and quieter Kapalua, or the family friendly Ka’anapali.  Away from the beaches, a must-do experience is the scenic drive on the Road to Hana, taking in the beautiful waterfalls and the black sand beaches along the route.   For a magical sunrise, head to the top of Haleakalā Crater and to see some spectacular underwater life, take a boat trip to Molokini Crater, a volcanic atoll just off the coastline.   There are plenty of guided tours that offer you the chance to explore the rainforests on the island. A popular option is the Pipiwai Trail in Haleakalā National Park, which is a four-mile trail that takes you through the rainforest and to the Waimoku Falls.

 Maui to UK:  It’s time to say goodbye to Hawaii, carrying with you the experience of the legendary aloha spirit and memories of sun-drenched beaches and lush, vibrant landscapes.