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Here is Hawaii's only true metropolis, its seat of government, center of commerce and shipping, entertainment and recreation mecca, a historic site, and an evolving urban area—conflicting roles that engender endless debate and controversy. For the visitor, Honolulu is an everyman's delight: hipsters and scholars, sightseers and foodies, nature lovers and culture vultures all can find their bliss.
Once there was the broad bay of Mamala and the narrow inlet of Kou, fronting a dusty plain occupied by a few thatched houses and the great Pakaka heiau (shrine). Nosing into the narrow passage in the early 1790s, British sea captain William Brown named the port Fair Haven. Later, Hawaiians would call it Honolulu, or "sheltered bay." As shipping traffic increased, the settlement grew into a Western-style town of streets and buildings, tightly clustered around the single freshwater source, Nuuanu Stream. Not until piped water became available in the early 1900s did Honolulu spread across the greening plain. Long before that, however, Honolulu gained importance when King Kamehameha I reluctantly abandoned his home on the Big Island to build a chiefly compound near the harbor in 1804 to better protect Hawaiian interests from the Western incursion.
Two hundred years later, the entire island is, in a sense, Honolulu—the City and County of Honolulu. The city has no official boundaries, extending across the flatlands from Pearl Harbor to Waikiki and high into the hills behind.
The main areas (Waikiki, Pearl Harbor, Downtown, Chinatown) have the lion's share of the sights, but greater Honolulu also has a lot to offer. One reason to venture farther afield is the chance to glimpse Honolulu's residential neighborhoods. Species of classic Hawaii homes include the tiny green-and-white plantation-era house with its corrugated tin roof, two windows flanking a central door and small porch; the breezy bungalow with its swooping Thai-style roofline and two wings flanking screened French doors through which breezes blow into the living room. Note the tangled "Grandma-style" gardens and many ohana houses—small homes in the backyard of a larger home or built as apartments perched over the garage, allowing extended families to live together. Carports, which rarely house cars, are the island's version of rec rooms, where parties are held and neighbors sit to "talk story." Sometimes you see gallon jars on the flat roofs of garages or carports: these are pickled lemons fermenting in the sun. Also in the neighborhoods, you find the folksy restaurants and takeout spots favored by the islanders.
Known as the Garden Isle, Kauai is the northernmost and geologically oldest of the Hawaiian Islands. Nearly circular in shape, only three percent of the land area has been developed for residential and commercial use, with the remaining 97 percent divided between agriculture and conservation. The majority of the island’s population of 52,000 lives and works in the coastal areas. The interior of the island is spectacularly beautiful and pristine. In the centre rises Mount Waialeale, a remnant of an extinct volcano that gave birth to the island. In 1778, Captain Cook anchored the Resolution and Discovery off Kauai at the mouth of the Waimea River, 25 miles (40 km) west of the capital of Lihue. This was Hawaii’s first contact with Western civilisation. Nawiliwili Harbor was established as Kauai’s principal port in 1930. It was named for the Wiliwili trees that were once abundant in the area. Kauai’s near perfect year-round temperatures and the refreshing breezes from the northeast trade winds attract thousands of travellers each year to this island paradise.
The Kona coast, on Hawaii’s western shore, divides into two distinct areas – the north with spectacular sandy beaches followed farther up by a long bleak slope of barren lava trails from dormant Mauna Kea all the way down to the sea. Southwards, the hillsides are more fertile and there is still a feel of the old Hawaii. The Big Island’s main resort is officially called Kailua, but mostly everyone simply refers to it as Kona, or Kailua-Kona. It is by far the island’s most developed area. Whilst the main road, Ali’i Drive, is lined with shops, hotels and condominiums, most of the shoreline vista remains intact thanks to low-rise buildings. To show just how fertile lava can be when tended, miles of multi-hued bougainvillea and poinsettias line Ali’i Drive like a colourful lei. East of town is the 8,271-foot (2,521-metre) Mount Hualalai, where local people still earn a living growing vegetables and taro on small farms spreading over the side of the mountain. In the centre of Kona stands the Hulihee Palace built as the governor’s residence in 1838. The relatively simple dwelling was heavily damaged during the last big storm and is now under restoration. The north end of downtown is home to Ahuena Heiau, where King Kamehameha spent the last years of his life. A dozen miles south of Kona at Kealakekua Bay is the site where Captain Cook was killed on his second voyage to Hawaii. South Kona is also the prime source of the famous Kona coffee.
In comparison to Kailua-Kona, Hilo is often described as "the old Hawaii." With significantly fewer visitors than residents, more historic buildings, and a much stronger identity as a long-established community, this quaint, traditional town does seem more authentic. It stretches from the banks of the Wailuku River to Hilo Bay, where a few hotels line stately Banyan Drive. The characteristic old buildings that make up Hilo's downtown have been spruced up as part of a revitalization effort.
Nearby, the 30-acre Liliuokalani Gardens, a formal Japanese garden with arched bridges and waterways, was created in the early 1900s to honor the area's Japanese sugar-plantation laborers. It also became a safety zone after a devastating tsunami swept away businesses and homes on May 22, 1960, killing 60 people.
With a population of almost 50,000 in the entire district, Hilo is the fourth-largest city in the state and home to the University of Hawaii at Hilo. Although it is the center of government and commerce for the island, Hilo is clearly a residential town. Mansions with yards of lush tropical foliage share streets with older, single-walled plantation-era houses with rusty corrugated roofs. It's a friendly community, populated primarily by descendants of the contract laborers—Japanese, Chinese, Filipino, Puerto Rican, and Portuguese—brought in to work the sugarcane fields during the 1800s.
One of the main reasons visitors have tended to steer clear of the east side of the island is its weather. With an average rainfall of 130 inches per year, it's easy to see why Hilo's yards are so green and its buildings so weatherworn. Outside of town, the Hilo District has rain forests and waterfalls, a terrain unlike the hot and dry white-sand beaches of the Kohala Coast. But when the sun does shine—usually part of nearly every day—the town sparkles, and, during winter, the snow glistens on Mauna Kea, 25 miles in the distance. Best of all is when the mists fall and the sun shines at the same time, leaving behind the colorful arches that earn Hilo its nickname: the City of Rainbows.
The Merrie Monarch Hula Festival takes place in Hilo every year during the second week of April, and dancers and admirers flock to the city from all over the world. If you're planning a stay in Hilo during this time, be sure to book your room well in advance.
Days at sea are the perfect opportunity to relax unwind and catch up with what you’ve been meaning to do. So whether that is going to the gym, visiting the spa, whale watching, catching up on your reading or simply topping up your tan these blue sea days are the perfect balance to busy days spent exploring shore side.
Boasting mountains, sea, culture, art and so much more, many cities claim to have it all, but few can back it up like Vancouver. Famously livable, just visiting this highrise city - surrounded by staggering natural beauty - is a thrill. Offering all of the creature comforts of an ultra-modern, worldly metropolis - even downtown has a hint of mountain-freshness to its air - and part of Vancouver's appeal is how easily you can swap the skyscrapers for whale-filled oceans and mountain-punctured skies. Head up to the Vancouver Lookout Tower for the ultimate 360-degree views of the city glistening, amid the beautiful embrace of the beckoning wilderness beyond. But what to see first? Art lovers might choose the Vancouver Art Gallery or the Contemporary Art Gallery. Nature lovers might rush for the ferry to visit Vancouver Island - where they can encounter grizzly bears, whales and orcas. Culture vultures, on the other hand, will probably head for the sights and sounds of Canada's biggest Chinatown. From steaming dim sum for lunch to Chinese apothecaries offering herbs to soothe any illness, it’s all here thanks to the migrant workers of the 19th century. The one-of-a-kind treasure of Stanley Park brings wild wonder and natural beauty to this cosmopolitan city's doorstep, and the pine-tree clad park offers isolated trails and amazing views. Wander the Seawall that encircles it - a 20-mile coastal path, full of joggers, whizzing skaters and wandering couples. Grab a bike and cycle between Coal Harbour and Kitsilano Beach. You can top up your tan on the shore, as you soak in the glorious views of the mountains and cityscape from the sands.
Introducing the elegantly appointed Silver Whisper suite, a hallmark of luxury designed for discerning travelers seeking the ultimate experience aboard. This stylish apartment, available in a one-bedroom configuration of 85 square meters or a spacious two-bedroom option of 117 square meters, seamlessly combines comfort and sophistication. Located mid-ship on Deck 7, the suite features a private veranda, a dedicated dining area, a generous living space with a cozy sitting area, and luxurious amenities including a double vanity, separate shower, and full-size bath, complemented by a walk-in wardrobe equipped with a personal safe. Indulge in opulent furnishings, including a queen-size bed with luxury mattresses, an elegant writing desk, and a vanity table. The suite is equipped with modern conveniences such as unlimited premium Wi-Fi, two large flat-screen TVs with an interactive media library, a sophisticated sound system featuring Bluetooth connectivity, and convenient charging options with dual voltage outlets. Complementary services further enhance your stay, including dedicated butler service, complimentary laundry and pressing, daily canapés, and a welcoming selection of chocolates and fresh fruits. Enjoy an exclusive dinner for two at La Dame during your voyage, along with champagne upon arrival and two hours of worldwide phone use per voyage segment. Your suite is thoughtfully equipped with an espresso machine, a customizable pillow menu, a stocked bar tailored to your preferences, plush bathrobes, luxury bath amenities, and other comforting essentials for an unforgettable journey. Elevate your cruising experience in a setting that embodies both elegance and comfort.
Experience unparalleled luxury in our exquisitely designed suites, perfectly tailored for intimate dinners or entertaining friends during your cruise. Available in one-bedroom (87-101 sq.m.) or spacious two-bedroom (119-133 sq.m.) configurations, these suites exude sophistication. Nestled on decks 6, 7, and 8 at the forward section of the vessel, each suite boasts a private veranda, a separate dining area, and an inviting living room complete with a comfortable sofa bed for a third guest. Indulge in the sumptuous amenities featuring a queen-size bed adorned with luxury mattresses, a double vanity, a full-size bath, and a separate shower. Your personal oasis includes a walk-in wardrobe with a safe, along with modern conveniences such as unlimited premium Wi-Fi, two large flat-screen TVs, and a sound system with Bluetooth connectivity. Our dedicated butler service ensures a seamless experience, complemented by complimentary laundry, a welcome chocolate and fruit stand, and daily canapés. Guests will also appreciate the elegance of dining for two at La Dame and the provision of champagne upon arrival. Retreat into comfort with an espresso machine, a tailored bar setup, a plush bathrobe, and premium bath amenities. Elevate your journey with unparalleled elegance and comfort in our remarkable suites.
The Royal Suite epitomizes elegance and sophistication on your cruise, offering an expansive living space ideal for entertaining. This lavish suite is available in a one-bedroom configuration, measuring 90–94 square meters (with an 10–11 square meter veranda), or as a two-bedroom option, expanding to 122–126 square meters (with a 16–17 square meter veranda) by connecting with a Veranda Suite. Accommodating a third guest on a comfortable sofa bed, the suite is thoughtfully designed with forward-facing decks 6 and 7. Enjoy an array of luxurious features, including a separate dining area, spacious living room, double vanity, full-size bath, and walk-in wardrobe with a personal safe. The bedroom boasts a queen-size bed adorned with luxury mattresses, complemented by a writing desk and a vanity table. Stay seamlessly connected with unlimited Premium Wi-Fi, two large flat-screen TVs featuring an Interactive Media Library, and a state-of-the-art sound system. The suite is also equipped with practical amenities such as USB-C chargers and dual voltage outlets. Indulge in exclusive onboard services, including dedicated butler assistance, complimentary laundry, a daily canape service, and an invitation for dinner at La Dame during your voyage. Arrive to a warm welcome with Champagne, and enjoy customized amenities like an espresso machine, a tailored pillow menu, and stocked bar preferences. The Royal Suite offers a truly remarkable cruise experience, merging luxury, comfort, and attentive service.
Discover the epitome of elegance in our Silver Suites, designed for sophisticated travelers who value comfort and luxury. Spanning 61-65 square meters, including a spacious veranda, these suites are strategically located midship for optimal accessibility. Each suite features separate dining and living areas, allowing for refined entertaining, while accommodating up to three guests with a comfortable sofa bed in the reception area. The suite is adorned with a queen-sized bed, luxurious furniture including a writing desk and vanity table, and boasts modern amenities such as unlimited premium Wi-Fi, two large flat-screen TVs, and a sound system with Bluetooth connectivity. Guests will appreciate the double vanity, separate shower, full-size bath, and a walk-in wardrobe with a personal safe. Indulge in exceptional onboard services, including dedicated butler service, complimentary laundry, and daily canapés, alongside a welcome champagne and fruit stand. The suite is also equipped with an espresso machine, a pillow menu for tailored comfort, a stocked refrigerator, and luxurious bath amenities to enhance your experience. Embrace the pinnacle of cruise luxury with our Silver Suites, where every detail is meticulously crafted for your enjoyment.
Indulge in the opulence of our exquisite one-bedroom suite, spanning an impressive 49 square meters, complete with a private veranda that offers breathtaking panoramic views. Perfectly positioned mid-ship on deck 7, this suite embodies elegance and comfort. Rich textures are complemented by a spacious layout featuring a queen-size bed, a cozy sitting area, and dual vanities in the lavish bathroom, equipped with both a full-size bath and separate shower. The suite caters to your every need, including a walk-in wardrobe with a personal safe and a sofa bed for a third guest. Stay connected and entertained with unlimited premium Wi-Fi, two large flat-screen TVs offering an interactive media library, and a Bluetooth sound system. Personal touches include daily canapés, champagne upon arrival, and a carefully curated bar setup. With dedicated butler service and complimentary laundry, each detail is designed for a remarkable experience. Luxurious amenities, such as an espresso machine, customizable pillow menu, and plush bathrobes, ensure you feel pampered throughout your journey. Experience unparalleled luxury on your next cruise with our extravagant suite.
The Deluxe Veranda room offers an exquisite retreat for the discerning traveler, blending comfort and elegance in a spacious setting of 32 square meters, which includes a private 6-square-meter teak veranda. Ideally located mid-ship, this suite invites you to indulge in breathtaking views while enjoying breakfast or a pre-dinner drink, all complemented by the soothing evening breeze. Featuring a lavish marble bathroom with a separate shower and full-size bath, double vanity, and a walk-in wardrobe with a personal safe, this accommodation ensures a luxurious experience. Inside, a queen-size bed with premium mattresses promises restful sleep, while a sitting area, writing desk, and vanity table cater to your relaxation and convenience. Guests can stay connected with unlimited standard Wi-Fi and enjoy entertainment through a large flat screen TV with an interactive media library. Additional amenities include direct dial telephone, dual voltage outlets, and wall-mounted USB-C chargers. For added luxury, guests will enjoy butler service, champagne upon arrival, a curated pillow menu, and personalized bar setup. With plush bathrobes, luxury bath amenities, slippers, a hairdryer, and even an umbrella at your disposal, every detail is meticulously designed to enhance your stay. The Deluxe Veranda is where elegance meets comfort on the high seas.
Experience unrivaled luxury in our Superior Veranda Suites, where exquisite bed linens and plush furnishings create a lavish ambiance. Spanning 32 square meters, including a private veranda, this one-bedroom suite serves as a serene retreat on the high seas. Enjoy state-of-the-art entertainment and spectacular views from your veranda, making it the quintessential home away from home. Located on decks 5 to 8 at the forward and mid-ship sections, these suites offer wheelchair accessibility in specific units (535 and 537). Accommodating up to three guests, the third person can rest comfortably on a sofa bed in the suite's reception area. The suite features a spacious sitting area, double vanity, separate shower, full-size bath, and a walk-in wardrobe equipped with a personal safe. Furnished with a queen-size bed, writing desk, and vanity table, every detail is designed for comfort, including luxury mattresses for the perfect night's sleep. Enjoy complimentary unlimited Standard Wi-Fi and entertainment through a large flat-screen TV with an interactive media library. For your convenience, a direct dial telephone and wall-mounted USB-C chargers are provided, along with dual voltage outlets. Indulge in premium onboard services, including butler service and champagne upon arrival, while a tailored pillow menu and a stocked refrigerator ensure personalized comfort. Additional amenities such as plush bathrobes, luxury bath products, umbrellas, hair dryers, and slippers elevate your luxurious experience on board.
Welcome to the epitome of luxury in our Classic Veranda Suite, a serene retreat designed for relaxation after a day of exploration. Spanning 32 square meters, this suite marries elegance with comfort, featuring a queen-sized bed that can be separated as desired, complemented by a sumptuous marble bathroom equipped with a double vanity and a full-size bath. A standout feature of the suite is the expansive private teak veranda, offering stunning views and an unparalleled space for unwinding in pure bliss. Situated on decks 5 and 6, this suite is ideally located mid-ship, allowing easy access to all amenities. The thoughtfully designed interior includes a cozy sitting area, a walk-in wardrobe with a personal safe, and luxurious furnishings such as a writing desk and a vanity table. For entertainment, guests can enjoy unlimited Standard Wi-Fi, a large flat-screen TV with an Interactive Media Library, and convenient dual voltage outlets. Your stay will be enhanced by dedicated butler service, featuring champagne upon arrival, a customizable pillow menu, and a refrigerator stocked with your personal preferences. We provide plush bathrobes, slippers, luxury bath amenities, and essential conveniences like a hairdryer and an umbrella to ensure your utmost comfort. Experience the allure of the Classic Veranda Suite, where every detail is curated for an unforgettable voyage.
Experience the serene elegance of the Vista Suite, a 27 sq.m. sanctuary designed for ultimate relaxation. Situated on decks 4 and 5 towards the front of the ship, this luxurious suite features large picture windows that offer breathtaking panoramic views of the ocean, perfect for savoring breakfast in bed. The thoughtfully designed interior includes a spacious sitting area, a queen-size bed adorned with luxury mattresses, and a walk-in wardrobe equipped with a personal safe. The suite's bathroom is a lavish retreat, boasting a double vanity, a separate shower, and a full-size bath. For your convenience, you'll find a writing desk, a vanity table, and modern amenities such as unlimited standard Wi-Fi, a large flat screen TV with an interactive media library, and direct dial telephone. Enhancing your experience are exclusive onboard services, including dedicated butler service and complimentary champagne upon arrival. The suite also offers a personalized pillow menu, a stocked refrigerator and bar, plush bathrobes, luxury bath amenities, and essential comforts like a hairdryer and slippers. Experience the pinnacle of luxury and service in the Vista Suite, where every detail is designed for your utmost pleasure.
