Ali’i Kai Dinner Cruise
The evening starts as Hula dancers welcome you aboard the Ali`i Kai. Once aboard, the staff will look after you as if you were family, so sit back, relax and let the house band entertain.Take in the sunset as you sail along the coastline, you can view the city lights from the main deck or the bridge above. As you enjoy your dinner, dancers,chanters and drummers will entertain you with the story of the Polynesian islands. Following dinner, join the dancers as they invite passengers onto the spacious floor and lead dances from around the world - folk, rock, line dancing and Hawaiian hula.

Circle Island Tour
This tour begins with a brief stop at Dole Plantation via the Famous H-3 Freeway, including the pineapple maze admission. You will then make your way toward the North Shore and view the world renowned Sunset Beach.Your tour will continue on for a stop at a local beach park on the Northern side of the island for a BBQ Beach Party where you will have some time to swim on a North Shore beach. At the park there will be volleyball net, frisbees, a football and music with a personal DJ for you to enjoy. From there, you will travel to Kualoa Ranch (Hollywood hotspot) for a stop at the Macadamia Nut Farm where you can get free samples of all the assorted flavors. Upon your return to Waikiki, you will make a stop at the historical Pali Lookout, the site where King Kamehameha unified the Hawaiian Islands in
1795. The events in this tour may not take place in the above order.

Diamond Head

Begin a hike that takes you up to the pinnacle of Diamond Head, an extinct volcano. The hike is about 3/4 of a mile up a fairly steep grade. You may want to bring some water for this journey. Often windy and always beautiful, this perch gives you an unobstructed view of Waikiki Beach and downtown Honolulu.

*This optional activity is regulated by the State of Hawaii; permits are required at 60 passengers per permit, with 2 hours between each permit time.

Dole Plantation
The Pavilion’s main attraction is the store selling “pineapple” everything! In the pineapple garden you can see the various kinds of pineapple being grown and learn some fun facts.The Pavilion dares you to attempt the World’s Largest Pineapple Garden Maze (admission required).

Hanauma Bay Snorkeling
Spend the day relaxing in the sun or snorkeling in the bay. Rental equipment is included with snorkeling tours. It’s amazing to be in the water with hundreds of tropical fish surrounding you. If you are lucky you may see a friendly green sea turtle.*

*This optional activity is offered on a limited basis; groups exceeding 180 passengers are not recommended to do this activity; permits are required at 45 passengers per permit with a maximum of 4 permits issued per day.

Hawaiian Waters Adventure Park
Voted the Kama'aina's #1 Family Attraction! Hawaiian Waters Adventure Park is
25-acres of safe, clean family fun and excitement. Relax down the lazy river or get adventurous and take the 40 story drop down the Cliff Hanger.

Honolulu City Tour
This includes a fully narrated tour through Historic Honolulu. Sites include, Punchbowl National Cemetery of the Pacific, Iolani Palace, State Capitol, Washington Place, King Kamehameha Statue and the Kawaiahao Church and Mission Homes.

Paradise Cove Luau

Casually stroll through the Hawaiian Village and learn the Arts & Crafts of the islands or test your skills at our Games, also participate in the Hukilau on the Beach and learn the net fishing techniques of old Hawaii. Witness the pageantry of the Royal Court Procession and the time-honored techniques of underground oven cooking at the Imu Ceremony. Bring your appetite to fully enjoy Paradise Cove's extensive menu which tastefully blends the best of traditional Hawaiian dishes, local favorites and continental cuisine. With the most spectacular Hawaiian sunset as a backdrop, our award-winning performers will entertain and amaze you with an unforgettable display of songs and dances of Hawaii and Polynesia.

Secret Island
Take a 40-minute drive around to the unpopulated side of the island to a botanical garden with an 800-year-old fishpond. Once there, continue onto the secret island
by pontoon boat. You will have a BBQ lunch on the beach and all sorts of activities
to choose from. The island offers you volleyball, snorkeling, canoeing, kayaking, swimming, tug-o-war and more! It’s a great day in the sun!

Society of Seven
The Outrigger Hotel is home to the Society of Seven, undoubtedly one of the hottest acts in Honolulu. They have spectacular voices and together put on a show you won’t forget. Seven of the most talented local boys will get together and share with you music from all eras. The show will include impersonation acts with the likes of Louis Armstrong, Elvis Presley, the Rat Pack, Sunny and Cher and even the Back Street Boys, to name just a few.