Hawaiian Islands
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Paradise in the Pacific – these tropical magical isles enchant every visitor who has the privilege of setting foot on them. Each Hawaiian island has its own characteristics and attractions and to appreciate them fully a tailor made holiday created exclusively for you is recommended, leaving you to enjoy the complete Hawaiian experience without a care in the world.
Oahu “The Gathering Place”
Aloha and welcome to the island of Oahu. Oahu has a unique rhythm, filling the air with sweet fragrances, exotic flowers, music and language. Sparkling beaches, dazzling nightlife, lush rainforests and secluded valleys.
Surfing, snorkelling, golf, shopping and of course sunbathing, Oahu has it all. A stroll along Waikiki Beach at the end of your day to watch the moon rise over Diamond Head summit is a must. Take the opportunity to visit Pearl Harbour or explore a whole new world 100 feet below the sea in Atlantis Submarine and see the amazing coral reefs and sea life.
The Kahala Hotel & Resort
This deluxe hotel is set amidst lush tropical gardens complete with a waterfall, lagoon and resident dolphins. All rooms are luxuriously spacious with views of the beach, lagoon , golf course or mountains. Relax at the spectacular new spa, while the kids are kept occupied at the Keiki Club.
From £133 per person per night based on twin occupancy of a Garden Room.
Halekulani
This award-winning superior deluxe hotel is a favourite with honeymooners. Halekulani means “house befitting heaven” and in each of the rooms guests can enjoy their own little peace of heaven in stylish elegance. All rooms have spacious balconies, most offering views of the beach Oahu’s famous Diamond Head. Relax at Spa Halekulani or enjoy a round of golf or a game of tennis.
From £121 per person per night based on twin occupancy of a Garden Courtyard room.
Maui “The Magic Isle”
Maui is regarded as one of the most romantic and enchanting destinations on earth, Known as the “Valley Isle”, it is only 729 square miles and was the ancient playground of Hawaiian Royalty. The island is largely rural with a host of attractions and natural wonders, including 42 miles of beautiful beaches and the largest dormant volcano crater in the world, Haleakala.
Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea
Part of the Four Seasons group, this deluxe hotel is set in tropical gardens with sparkling fountains. All deluxe rooms have marble bathrooms, comfortable seating area and private lanai. The Four Seasons boasts many water sports, including windsurfing and scuba diving, as well as whirlpools and health club and spa.
From £173 and £183 per person per night based on twin occupancy of a Garden room.
Kauai “The Garden Isle”
Kauai is also known as the Island of Discovery, it offers mountains, rivers, canyons and caves, tropical rainforest and beautiful white sand beaches. Drive through the clouds to the top of Waimea Canyon to enjoy the amazing views or take a river cruise along the Wailua River to the Fern Grotto and Wailua Falls.
Grand Hyatt Kauai
The ultimate Hawaiian classic deluxe hotel which offers an excellent choice of activities from kayaking to tennis, golf to the spa, making this a good choice for families. Children can chat to one of the resort’s parrots or try hula lessons or lei making ! With five restaurants and four lounges to choose from the hotel offers so much choice for everyone.
From £123 and £165 per person per night based on twin occupancy of Garden View Room. Children under 18 years can occupy a 2nd room at a 50% reduction in cost.
Hawaii “The Big Island”
Hawaii is a paradise playground where visitors can enjoy a stylish lifestyle and at the same time witness nature at its most stunning. Breathtaking beaches, tropical forests, snow-capped mountains and active volcanoes await you - take a spectacular helicopter trip over the island including the active volcano area, Volcanoes National Park.
Hawaii also offers great waters for deep sea fishing for marlin, tuna and billfish and a visit to the gardens and nurseries to see tropical flowers in boom is a must.
Fairmont Orchid
The Fairmont Orchid deluxe hotel offers superb facilities and lovely views. Each of the guestrooms and suites are air-conditioned and feature bathrobes, deluxe toiletries and a private lanai. Take a yoga class, relax at the Spa Without Walls, swim in the huge pool or play golf at the resort’s two championship courses.
From £92 and £166 per person per night based on twin occupancy of a Fairmont Garden View room.
Lanai “The Pineapple Isle”
Lanai is one of the smallest of the Hawaiian Islands, at only 141 square miles, this island blends sophistication with spectacular natural beauty ranging from the beachcomber’s paradise of Shipwreck Beach to sensational underwater lava sea caves. Lanai is 98% privately owned by The Lanai Company and they have developed the islands as an exclusive resort destination. Take a 10 mile hike along the Munro Trail and see five of the Hawaiian Islands – Oahu, Molokai, Kaho’olawe and the Big Island.
Four Seasons Resort Lanai at Manele Bay
A luxury secluded hotel with beautifully furnished rooms with a private lanai with views of the gardens or water – the perfect escape from everyday cares. Lanai has some of the best waters in Hawaii for snorkelling, scuba diving and sailing, all available here – you can also swim where spinner dolphins play.
From £126 per person per night based on twin occupancy of a Garden View room.
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