Ocean Realm

Hawaii is the topic for this part of our cruise holidays guide…

Experiencing a Hawaii cruise is a dream come true for many people around the world. Sailing far out into the amazing Pacific Ocean on a luxury cruise seeking an Eden like paradise that is the Hawaiian islands is something only a select few travelers experience. If you have never been to paradise, then here’s your chance! Beautiful women with sarongs dancing on the beach, palm trees laden with coconuts and tropical drinks down by the gently lapping waves is what you will get to experience on a Hawaiian cruise.

If you are from North American, you can pick any port to leave from on the west coast. San Diego, Seattle and Vancouver are the main departure ports for Hawaii, but numerous other ports along the coastline have Hawaiian cruise services too.

Hawaiian cruise vacations usually consist of a 15-18 day round trip, taking in Hawaii and a couple of other nearby island ports. You can also book a one-way cruise where you choose to fly back from Hawaii.

Some cruise line companies that do Hawaiian cruise vacations even offer up to one month stays! This option is fantastic if you believe that a short stay will not allow you to do all the things you want to do, like visit the North Shore; go to an authentic luau; or even play golf on one of the 80 courses Hawaii has to offer.

A Hawaiian cruise offers more than just drinking hurricanes by the beach; there are many other adventures you can discover there. On the Big Island of Hawaii, you can become a fearless explorer through the Kilauea crater, or the larger dormant volcanoes in Mauna Kea. If this doesn’t sound like a good time then you can always tour the skies with a helicopter or plane ride to view Hawaii’s lush landscapes from a different perspective.

And if you want to learn more about Hawaii’s impact on the world, visit her sugar or pineapple plantations. If you are into water sports, there are various types, you can even take a submarine into the depths and explore over 25 acres of coral reef the area boasts.