Hawaii Cruise

Hawaii – Island-Hopping Without Flying

Explore the Aloha Spirit One Romantic Port at a Time

Imagine waking up each day on a different Hawaiian island—Maui’s waterfalls, Kauai’s cliffs, Big Island’s volcanoes, Oahu’s beaches—all without the hassle of multiple flights and hotel changes. A Hawaii cruise honeymoon offers a seamless way to see the best of paradise, making it one of the most romantic and scenic experiences you can share.

🌺 Why Honeymooners Love Hawaiian Cruises

A cruise around the Hawaiian Islands blends adventure, luxury, and deep relaxation. You’ll unpack once, and the ship brings the islands to you. From surf lessons and snorkeling to luaus and scenic helicopter tours, every day offers something magical—and every night brings ocean breezes, stargazing, and a balcony made for two.

🚢 Departure Port

• Honolulu, Oahu (Note: U.S. residents typically fly into Hawaii to begin the cruise.)

Most Hawaiian cruises depart from Honolulu, with 7-night round-trip itineraries offered by lines like Norwegian Cruise Line. Longer repositioning cruises (e.g., from California) are also available but less frequent.

💑 Romantic Things to Do on a Hawaiian Cruise

• Attend a Sunset Luau: Complete with hula dancing, fire shows, and a tropical feast.

• Take a Helicopter Tour: Soar above the cliffs of Kauai or over molten lava on the Big Island.

• Snorkel with Sea Turtles: Discover reefs filled with marine life in Molokini Crater or Hanauma Bay.

• Hike to a Hidden Waterfall: Maui and Kauai are full of lush rainforest trails that lead to unforgettable views.

• Relax on Deck with a Mai Tai: Sunset sailaways from each port create romantic, memory-making moments.

🏝️ Top Island Ports

• Maui: See the sunrise from Haleakalā, drive the Road to Hana, or relax on Kaanapali Beach.

• Kauai: Explore Waimea Canyon, the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific,” or sail the Napali Coast.

• Big Island (Hilo & Kona): Tour active volcanoes, black sand beaches, and coffee farms.

• Oahu: Start or end your cruise with Pearl Harbor visits, surfing Waikiki, and hiking Diamond Head.

📅 Best Time to Go

• Year-round destination thanks to Hawaii’s tropical climate.

• April to October: Warmest and driest months, perfect for beach activities.

• November to March: Slightly cooler, with big surf on the North Shore and whale watching in Maui.

❤️ Our Take:

A Hawaii cruise honeymoon delivers everything—romance, beauty, excitement, and ease. Whether you’re soaking in the sunrise from a volcano summit or cuddling under stars on your stateroom balcony, the islands offer a dreamy start to forever—and cruising makes it effortless.