Hawaiian Cruise Ports of Call

A fountain sprays upward from a pond, creating a rainbow near a replica of a Polynesian village

The Aloha State invites you to embody the spirit of paradise with its sublime natural wonders, enriching cultural scene and laid-back vibe. Islands boasting secret waterfalls, stunning beaches, dramatic mountains and ancient temples offer endless possibilities for adventure.

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Honolulu, O’ahu

Sail to—or from—Hawaii’s state capital and most populated island. Here, you can hike Diamond Head, tour the surfer-laden North Shore and visit the USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor.

Palm trees on a lush hill overlooking a rocky beach at sunset

Kahului, Maui

Situated in the middle of the island, this harbor city is brimming with an eclectic mix of urban and natural allures—from posh shops to lush rainforests.

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Nawiliwili, Kaua’i

Land and sea escapades are at your beck and call once you drop anchor at this historic port of call on the Garden Isle, known for its sweeping Waimea Canyon and secluded beaches.

Arched bridges and palm trees cast their reflections in the water at Hilo Bayfront Park

Hilo, Hawai'i

Get a taste of what the Big Island has to offer during your visit to a charming town that’s home to beautiful landscaped gardens, quaint cafes and one of the most popular open markets in Hawai'i.

Vancouver Canada's convention center along the waterfront at night

Vancouver, Canada

Touted as British Columbia’s most cosmopolitan city, this port blends the best of urban living with the great outdoors, making it a worthwhile destination to explore on either end of your cruise.