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Hawaiian Paradise Hawaiian Opaekaa Falls, Kauai Paradise 3-Islands January 18 - 27, 2016 HIGHLIGHTS Pearl Harbor Tour Honolulu Sightseeing Tour Authentic Hawaiian Luau Whale Watching Cruise Maui Tropical Plantation Tram Tour & Lunch Wailua River Cruise to Fern Grotto Waimea Canyon Sheraton Maui Resort Lahaina Village Iao Valley 11 Included Meals with many Full Breakfasts Map at a Glance Hawaii USS Arizona’s Anchor 144 k OAHU - Partial OCEANVIEW ROOMS Spend three nights at the Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort set directly on shores of Waikiki Beach. Enjoy Iolani Palace partial ocean view rooms at the resort overlooking beautiful Waikiki Beach. Steps from Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center, the best shopping, dining, and attrac- Maui Tropical Plantation Tram tions. There are many opportunities to fill your free day with fabulous options. Sightseeing includes Pearl Har- bor visit and Honolulu city tour including Punchbowl. k KAUAI - OCEANVIEW ROOMS The lush green Garden Isle of Kauai is not to be missed. We’ve given two nights at the beautiful Sheraton Kauai Resort, located on Poipi Beach. Sights include a cruise on the Wailua River to the Fern Grotto and a tour to lovely Waimea Canyon, the “Grand Canyon of the South Pacific.” k MAUI - OCEANVIEW ROOMS This is the favorite of all the islands, so we’ve planned three nights on world famous Kaanapali Beach at the Sheraton Maui Resort with oceanview rooms. Island sights include: Iao Valley, Maui Tropical Plantation Tram Tour, and an exciting whale watching cruise during the running of the whales! Explore the village of Lahaina. Take in an authentic Hawaiian Luau. Stunning view from Sheraton Waikiki Resort Lovely dining setting in Kauai 145 Waipoo Falls, Waimea Canyon Wailua River, Kauai DAILY ITINERARY Day 4 - Honolulu to Kauai Board an inter-island jet to Kauai, the oldest island in the chain. Day 1 - Home to Honolulu/Waikiki One look at the lush, green vegetation that covers most of Kauai Fly to Honolulu today. Sit back, relax, and enjoy your hassle free tells you why it is called the “Garden Isle.” Lunch today is served at flight. Check into the beautiful Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort with the Aloha Beach Resort Restaurant before we cruise up the scenic partial Oceanview rooms. Tonight relax and get settled in for a Wailua River to the famous tropical Fern Grotto for the singing of three night stay here in Waikiki. Choose from the many restaurants the Hawaiian Wedding Song. Arrive at the Kauai Beach Resort, surrounding your hotel for dinner on your own this evening. the perfect “Garden Isle” hotel. Surrounded by exotic lagoons, Hotel: Sheraton Waikiki Resort (Partial Ocean View) cascading waterfalls and lush tropical setting; and all of Kauai’s Day 2 - Honolulu/Waikiki great activities, including an optional helicopter ride overlooking all Tour Pearl Harbor National Memorial Park. Cruise by Navy Launch the beauty of Kauai. to the sunken USS Arizona. This is a moment you won’t forget as Included Meals: Lunch Hotel: Kauai Beach Resort (Ocean View) your thoughts turn to Dec. 7, 1941 and the beginning of World War II. This impressive Memorial to the 1,102 men still entombed will Day 5 - Kauai be a special moment of the trip. Sightseeing includes Hawaii’s State Breakfast is served at your leisure. Today we explore breathtaking Capitol, Iolani Palace, Punchbowl, and Honolulu lookout. Motor Waimea Canyon, nicknamed the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific” by through lush rain forest to the Nuuanu Pali Lookout for a scenic author Mark Twain. Waimea Canyon is one of Kauai’s natural won- view of Honolulu and the valley below. Enjoy an included dinner ders with canyons eroded by water, wind and rain. Waimea Canyon in the heart of Honolulu this evening. is the largest canyon in the Pacific measuring 10 miles long, 2 miles Included Meals: Dinner wide and over 3,500 feet deep. Like the Grand Canyon, the lines along the canyon’s walls indicate the different volcanic eruptions Day 3 - Honolulu/Waikiki and lava flows that have occurred over the centuries. Take advantage of the wonderful location of your hotel within walk- Included Meals: Breakfast ing distance to the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center or even the Zoo. Some may want to visit the USS Missouri stationed here in Day 6 - Kauai to Maui Honolulu. Tonight maybe walk down the beach and enjoy dinner Enjoy breakfast before we fly to the “Valley Isle,” and experience on your own at one of the many waterfront restaurants. the island’s lush jungle valleys, ribbons of sand, cool uplands, Included Meals: Breakfast vast crater, and historic treasures. Visit peaceful Iao Valley hidden 145 Waimea Canyon Whale Watching Cruise Entertainment in Fern Grotto Luau Time! among the beautiful towering peaks and Iao Needle. Take a tram tour with lunch at the Maui Tropical Plantation, with living exhib- its of Hawaii’s agriculture. See Lahaina, the famous little whaling village enroute to your hotel located on Kaanapali Beach. We’ve chosen one of Maui’s most luxurious oceanfront hotels, the Sheraton Maui Resort, featuring oceanview rooms for your pleasure! Maui is said to be the favored island and it is with that in mind we have given you three relaxing nights in this tropical paradise with some of the finest beaches in the world! All you have to do is walk out on the courtyard and see whales spouting in the distant waters. This evening you are guests at a delightful luau. Experience traditional food, music, hula dance, tiki torches, swaying palm trees, and the ocean blue. As the sun sets over this spectacular setting it will be an evening you will long remember. Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Luau Dinner Waimea Canyon Hotel: Sheraton Maui Resort (Oceanview Rooms) Day 7 - Maui A full breakfast is served at your leisure. Public shuttle service is available for those who would like go to Lahaina Village. For great ideas on how to spend your day, just ask the hotel concierge! Or you might want to take a short oceanfront walk along Kaanapali Beach and take in a little shopping or enjoy lunch at one of the R&J 2015 Group restaurants offering delicious dining. BOOK EARLY! Included Meals: Breakfast Flyaway reservations made less than 100 days before departure are subject to price increases due to group airfare rates no longer applying! Day 8 - Maui After a full breakfast, we take an included whale watching cruise off 2016 Dates & Price Bag Fees the sunny shores of Maui. You’ll learn why they call this season the 2013 Dates & Prices INCLUDED “Running of the Whales.” The waters are full of humpback whales Dates: January 18 - 27, 2016 (10 days) calving their young in the warm waters between Lanai and Maui. Price Per Person: $4,799 Double $5,949 Single It’s sure to be a highlight of your trip! Later, stroll along the beach $4,499 Triple $4,299 Quad front which takes you to all of the hotels, many that have been on “Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous.” Stroll to Whalers Village with a Roundtrip airfare from MSP including all variety of shopping and many restaurants. This evening don’t miss bag fees, taxes & surcharges appox. $100 Price Includes: the sunset over the black rocks and the famous sunset divers on the per person included,) 11 Meals, all activities as stated in brochure, beach! This evening enjoy a wonderful Aloha dinner overlooking the Expert Local Driver/Guides crashing waves on the most beautiful of all the islands! $200 deposit at time of reservation, Included Meals: Breakfast, Dinner Deposit Due: Full payment due 45 days prior to departure. Day 9 - Maui Optional Travel $340 Double per person / $445 Single p/p Enjoy a little time this morning in Maui before boarding our flight Protection P/P: this afternoon out of Maui to start making our way home. Included Meals: Breakfast R&J Travel Bucks: $60 Travel Bucks Earned on this Tour Needed Travel A valid driver’s license, government Day 10 - Maui to Home Documents: issued photo id or a valid passport. Arrive at the Minneapolis/St. Paul airport today with memories of a Tour Pace: Moderate Walking grand Hawaiian vacation! 1-800-758-6877 or www.rjtoursonline.com 145.
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