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Oahu: Standup Paddle & Surf Lessons with Waikiki PickupYou get picked up from your Waikiki hotel, taken to the beach, fitted with a paddleboard and rashguard, and taught by a certified instructor who adjusts the lesson to your level. After an hour on the water, you return to the center to review photos and videos, then ride the shuttle back to your hotel. The entire day—transport, equipment, instruction, and return—is included.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to learn standup paddle or surf without arranging your own transport, renting gear separately, or figuring out where to go—the shuttle and equipment are built in, so you just show up at your hotel ready to paddle.
Oahu: Open Water Shark Diving Tour with Marine BiologistsYou’ll feel your heart race as you slip into Oahu’s open water for a cage-free shark dive led by marine biologists. Watch sharks glide below while learning about their role in Hawaii’s ocean life. Includes snorkel gear and pro photography options—plus those small moments of awe that stick with you long after.
Private Waterfall Hike in Dundee with Hawaiian GuideA private hiking tour in Dundee led by a Hawaiian guide who picks the route based on your fitness level and the weather, taking you through rainforest to a secluded waterfall and pool. The guide provides transportation in a private Jeep, bottled water, and safety equipment. The hike runs 4 to 6 hours and includes stops at ancient Hawaiian sites, wild fruit tastings when in season, and views of mountain peaks used in films.Is it for me?Book this if you want to hike alone with a guide—no group, no schedule set in stone, no other travelers. The private Jeep and the guide's willingness to pick the route based on your interests and fitness level mean the day stays yours, and the secluded waterfall stays uncrowded.
Kauai: Wailua Nui Luau Oceanfront Buffet & Polynesian ShowYou’ll be welcomed with a fresh flower lei as you arrive for this Kauai luau by Wailua Bay. Watch an authentic imu ceremony, join in hands-on crafts like rosette making, enjoy an island buffet dinner, and end your evening with live Polynesian music and a dramatic Samoan fire-knife dance — all with gentle ocean breezes around you.
Maui Road to Hana: Waterfalls, Cliffs & Lunch with PickupYou spend 8–9 hours in an air-conditioned van traveling the winding Road to Hana with a driver who knows where the best swims and cliff jumps are. Lunch at a local food truck, professional GoPro photography, water and snacks throughout, and a souvenir bottle are all included. Pickup is at 7:30 am in Paia; the tour works for groups of any size, and small groups may combine with others to fill the van.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Road to Hana's waterfalls, cliffs, and tide pools without driving the narrow switchbacks yourself or figuring out where to stop — the van and driver handle all of that, leaving you free to swim, jump, and take photos.
Hilo & Volcano: Waterfalls, Lava Fields & Local Flavors Day TripYou’ll ride along Hilo’s lush coast spotting surfers and waterfalls before tasting fresh coconuts and local ice cream. Feed wild pigs (if they appear), sample macadamia nuts at the farm, then walk steaming lava fields in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park with your guide sharing stories along the way. Expect moments of laughter, unexpected flavors—and maybe even turtles on black sand—before heading back salty-haired but smiling.
Oahu Sunset Catamaran Sail: Dolphins, Cocktails & AppsA 2-hour sunset sailing cruise on Oahu departs from Ko Olina Marina aboard a 53-foot catamaran, with three complimentary cocktails, island-style appetizers including shrimp cocktail and charcuterie, and a live English-speaking guide. The boat carries small groups, making the sail intimate enough to spot dolphins and listen for whales while you watch the island glow yellow at dusk. Check-in includes welcome snacks and waivers; children must be accompanied by an adult, and the minimum drinking age is 21.Is it for me?Book this sail if you want a small-group evening on the water without a structured itinerary—the boat keeps groups intimate, the pace is slow enough to actually relax, and the three cocktails and appetizers mean you're not managing logistics while the sun sets.
Soaring Over Hawaii: 8K motion theater in KonaYou experience Hawaii's iconic landscapes—valleys, waterfalls, ocean cliffs—from a motion seat surrounded by 8K visuals, wind, mist, and scent. The ride weaves in Hawaiian cultural stories and music, making the experience about connection to the islands, not just the thrill. It takes thirty to forty minutes, is wheelchair accessible, and works for all ages. Choose the standard ride or VIP double feature with printed photo and pin.Is it for me?Right for families, cruise passengers with limited time in port, and anyone who wants to see the Big Island's full landscape without the cost or physical demands of a helicopter tour. The motion is smooth and seated, so it works across ages and fitness levels—plan for 30–40 minutes, which is what makes fitting a full island experience into a short stop possible.
Molokini Snorkeling: 2-Hour Express & Outer Reef After CrowdsYou board after the morning rush, snorkel three prime spots around Molokini's crater and outer reef with over an hour in the water, then return in two hours total. Gear, drinks, and a small-group pace are included — you just need to be comfortable in open water and able to get in and out of the boat.Is it for me?Book this if you want to snorkel Molokini without the morning boat crowds and don't have a full day to spend on the water — the late start and short duration are what make it possible to see the best spots without the traffic.
Kailua Kona: Stained Glass Workshop with Ocean Views & SouvenirYou’ll shape and solder your own stained glass sun catcher in a relaxed Kailua Kona studio overlooking the ocean. Local artists guide you step by step—no experience needed—and all materials are included. Expect laughter, hands-on learning, and time to soak up those island views while creating something uniquely yours.
Oahu Circle Island Tour: Snorkeling, Byodo-In & BreakfastYou’ll circle Oahu with an early start from Waikiki—tasting Hawaiian breakfast burritos as you watch Diamond Head wake up, snorkeling with turtles on the North Shore, wandering through peaceful gardens at Byodo-In Temple, and sharing laughs with your local guide along the way. Expect small surprises: fresh macadamias, cold Dole Whip, and stories that stay with you after you’re home.
Kauai: Waimea Canyon, Hanapepe & Coffee Plantation Day TripYou’ll hear legends at Spouting Horn, cross Hanapepe’s wobbly bridge, sample fresh-roasted beans at Kauai Coffee Company, and gaze into Waimea Canyon’s wild colors—all with a small group and a local guide who knows every story along the way. By day’s end you’ll feel more connected to Kauai than you expected.
Snorkel With Giant Manta Rays in Kailua KonaSnorkel with giant manta rays off Kailua Kona or Keauhou on a 2-hour boat excursion led by a Red Cross-licensed in-water guide. Wetsuit and snorkel gear are included, and you'll hold onto a custom light board equipped with powerful underwater lights designed to help you see the rays up close. Prior snorkeling experience and basic swimming skills are required, and you must be able to independently climb a boat ladder.Is it for me?Book this if you want a small-group snorkel with a crew that's been running manta excursions for over a decade and uses underwater lights to give you an edge — the trade-off is that manta rays are wild animals and their appearance isn't guaranteed, though the crew's track record is strong.
Road to Hana Maui: Waterfalls, Black Sand Beach & Local FarmsYou're driven the entire Road to Hana by someone who knows it, stopping at Hoʻokipa Beach to watch surfers, Keʻanae Village for local banana bread, Puaʻa Kaʻa waterfall for a swim, Hana Farms for fresh food, and Waianapanapa's black sand beach and sea caves. Hotel pickup, park entries, a deli sandwich, and water are included; the whole day takes about ten hours.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Road to Hana's main stops without driving the winding highway yourself or arranging park tickets and timing — the fixed schedule and included driver let you focus on the waterfalls, the black sand beach, and the local stories instead of the road.
Maui Kihei: Semi-Private Surf Lesson at Kalama Park BeachYou’ll get hands-on coaching from a local instructor at Kalama Park in Kihei, starting with a relaxed beach intro before heading into gentle waves together. Feel the rush (and splash) as you try standing up for the first time—surf shirts, shoes, and wetsuits are included if you need them. Expect laughter, salty air, and memories that stick long after your lesson ends.
Kauai: Waimea Canyon & Spouting Horn Shore ExcursionYou get picked up at the port and driven through Kauai's west side history — whaling-era Waimea, Russian Fort Elizabeth, and the dramatic spray of Spouting Horn — before spending time at Waimea Canyon with its red cliffs and volcanic geology. The guide handles the route and timing, the vehicle is air-conditioned, and you're back at the ship on schedule; all you bring is comfortable walking shoes and a moderate fitness level for the canyon trails.Is it for me?Book this if you're docked in Kauai and want to see the island's most dramatic landscape without renting a car or navigating the roads yourself — the fixed schedule and guide handle the logistics, so you just show up with good shoes and step off the ship knowing you'll be back in time for dinner.
Maui: Molokini Crater Snorkeling with Gear & RefreshmentsYou board a 40-foot Zodiac at 10:30am and ride 15–20 minutes to Molokini Crater, where you snorkel among hundreds of fish species and coral reefs with professional gear fitted to your size. The crew provides a safety briefing, flotation devices, and tropical juices throughout. Small groups under 19 mean you're not fighting for space on the reef, and the late start gives you a leisurely morning before heading out.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to snorkel Molokini Crater without the early wake-up or crowded boat. Plan for moderate-to-advanced swimming ability and comfort climbing a boat ladder — that's what lets the crew keep groups small and the reef experience unhurried.
Big Island Hawaii Volcanoes E-Bike Tour: Crater Rim & Lava TubeYou ride an electric bike through Hawaii Volcanoes National Park on your own schedule, with GPS audio commentary on geology and Hawaiian culture guiding you. The route takes you along the crater rim, through native fern forest, past steam vents, to the Thurston Lava Tube, and to viewpoints of active lava fountains over 1,000 feet tall. Lunch at Volcano House is included. You avoid crowds, parking delays, and fixed group schedules—the e-bike's motor handles the elevation gain while you control the stops and pace. Morning departures leave at 9:30 AM; afternoon tours (12:30 PM) require a minimum of four riders.Is it for me?This tour is built for cyclists who want to explore Hawaii Volcanoes National Park at their own pace without arranging transport, park entry, or timing themselves around a group—the e-bike's motor and the GPS audio guide mean you control both the speed and the knowledge, and access to trails closed to guided tours is what makes the best viewpoints reachable in a single day.
Lahaina Maui: Sea Turtle Snorkel Sail with Lunch & Open BarYou’ll sail Maui’s coast from Lahaina on a real catamaran—no engine noise, just wind and waves—then snorkel with sea turtles among bright coral reefs. Lunch is island-style shoyu chicken or vegan wraps with cookies, plus an open bar as you drift home. Expect laughter, salt on your skin, and maybe a new story or two by sunset.
Oahu: Private Island Tour for Groups with Custom ItineraryYou’ll spend up to eight hours exploring Oahu your way—set your own pace with friends or family, guided by a local who knows every shortcut and story. From scenic lookouts to hidden fruit stands, you’ll feel both cared for and free to wander. It’s easygoing but personal—the kind of day that lingers long after you’re back at your hotel.
