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APRIL 8, 2020 Featuring Oahu, Kauai & Maui featuring Oahu, Kauai & Maui MARCH 30 - APRIL 8, 2020 with Host JOJO TURNBEAUGH, Co-Host of Big Al & JoJo on KOA the Valley Isle for the valleys carved YOUR EXPERIENCE INCLUDES into its mountains. Lunch at the Maui • All airfare Ocean Center offers stunning views • All inter-island flights & baggage fees, of Ma’alaea Bay Harbor. After lunch, fuel surcharges, government fees, airport there’s time to browse the center’s & departure taxes (minimum value of unique collection of marine life and $250 per person) their 3D Humpbacks of Hawaii expe- rience. Next, we drive to Lahaina, an • Guaranteed prices & low deposit old whaling port dotted with historical • Holiday Tour Director & local guides landmarks, shops, and galleries. • Baggage handling at hotels The town is especially known for its • $100 travel voucher for a future tour gigantic Banyan tree whose branches JOJO TURNBEAUGH reach out over an acre. Later we 10 Excellent Meals Featuring arrive at the Hyatt Regency Maui • KOA Radio Welcome Lunch in JoJo joins Alfred “Big Al” Williams Resort & Spa for three nights to Honolulu enjoy 40 oceanfront acres of lavish every weekday from 3 p.m. until 7 • Lunch at Kilohana Plantation p.m. for Big Al & JoJo — a show that swimming pools, tropical plants, • Full breakfast buffet at Swan Court combines exclusive Broncos news, the shopping, and multiple dining Hyatt Regency Maui day’s top sports stories, and fun topics options. We have easy access to that make your drive home stress-free. long beach strolls from here and • Holiday Vacations Farewell Lunch a private balcony off your room. L =Breakfast =Lunch =Dinner JoJo has over three decades of on-air B L D experience including many years in DAY 7: THE VALLEY ISLE All Accommodations Featuring radio. He has been heard on a number featuring Oahu, Kauai & Maui Begin with a delicious breakfast of stations including Alice 106, Kool Hawaii • 3 nights at the Waikiki Beach buffet at our hotel’s Swan Court. Marriott Resort & Spa 105, ESPN Denver, and KYGO. JoJo MARCH 30 - APRIL 8, 2020 Additional dates may be available Our hotel is situated on lovely was honored with the coveted Marconi Ka’anapali Beach, three miles of • 2 nights at the Kauai Beach Resort Award for “Large Market Personality of A tropical retreat showcasing the best of three distinct Hawaiian gorgeous sand often cited as one • 3 nights at the Hyatt Regency Maui the Year” from the National Association landscapes. We enjoy an open-air of the world’s best beaches. We Resort & Spa of Broadcasters. islands with fabulous resort hotels that will take your breath away. lunch at Kilohana Plantation, a historic have the day to relax at the hotel, play on a championship golf course, Attractions & Highlights JoJo loves Colorado and the outdoor DAY 1: FLY TO HONOLULU exhibits that recall December 7, 1941, landmark built by a sugar baron in go on a snorkeling expedition or • Flower Lei Greeting lifestyle. On weekends, you can find The moment we step off the plane the day that catapulted the U.S. into 1935 and a remarkable example of travel the winding Road to Hana. B him on the links, on his boat, or camping we will feel the aloha spirit that draws World War II. A documentary film plantation-era architecture. Sample • USS Arizona Memorial & with his family. JoJo has been married so many travelers to this lush island precedes our Navy launch out to the coffee at the Kauai Coffee Company’s Visitor Center at Pearl Harbor TRADITIONAL LUAU for 26 years and has two kids. In paradise. Enjoy a traditional flower lei USS Arizona Memorial to observe Visitor Center, the country’s largest DAY 8: • Honolulu city tour Relax and enjoy a day of leisure or addition to his KOA show with Big greeting. Then, we check-in to the the sunken battleship. E Koko Mai coffee grower. Later, we witness the • Waikiki Beach wake up early to watch sunrise from Al, JoJo is the Senior Vice President beautiful Waikiki Beach Marriott (welcome) new friends during an Grand Canyon of the Pacific, Waimea the summit of Haleakala, House of • Kauai Coffee Company’s Visitors Center of Programming for iHeartMedia’s Resort & Spa for three nights. included lunch in Honolulu. The Canyon. This vast gorge is a striking the Sun. A pleasant stroll from the • Waimea Canyon Denver Region. Each room features a private balcony. afternoon brings us past the volcanic palette of red rock and emerald green vegetation. We arrive at our hotel leads to Whalers Village, an • Smith’s Fern Grotto Join JoJo and KOA Radio listeners on shaped Hawaiian State Capitol accommodations for the next two inviting area of shops, dining and live • Maui Ocean Center this amazing trip of a lifetime. DAY 2: PEARL HARBOR building and Iolani Palace, the only Begin the day with a delicious palace in the U.S. once inhabited by nights at the secluded Kauai Beach entertainment. Tonight, say farewell • Lahaina & Maui sights Hawaiian style at the Drums of the breakfast at the Kuhio Beach Grill. a reigning monarch. We’ll then visit Resort on the Eastern Coconut • Ka’anapali Beach Coast. The charming rooms with Pacific Luau and Polynesian Show. Tour the Honolulu area beginning with the Punchbowl, an extinct volcano • Drums of the Pacific Luau private balconies and manicured Enjoy tropical drinks and the exotic the most moving site on Oahu, Pearl and home of the National Memorial & Polynesian show Harbor National Memorial. At the visitor Cemetery of the Pacific. grounds evoke a true feel for flavors of native Hawaiian cuisine. B,L • Maui Tropical Plantation center, we view the galleries and colonial Hawaii. L Our evening ends with music and DAY 3: OAHU dances of the South Pacific! D • Leisure time on all islands Today is your opportunity to explore DAY 5: KAUAI The day is yours to explore Smith’s KAUAI everything Oahu has to offer. Relax DAY 9: ALOHA HAWAII Price Per Person on the golden sands of Waikiki Beach, Fern Grotto. This pleasant boat ride Gather for a Holiday Vacations ALL AIRFARE INCLUDED! 2 Lihu’e explore Diamond Head crater, mingle features songs and stories of ancient farewell lunch. Explore the Maui Double ..............$5399 per person with the fish at Hanauma Bay Nature Hawaii. A short stroll through the rain- Tropical Plantation on a narrated Single ..................6499 per person OAHU Preserve, lose yourself in Honolulu’s forest opens up to a lush Fern Grotto. tram tour learning about the island’s Triple/Quad subject to availability For the remainder of the day you iconic fruits and plants including downtown ambiance, or spend Deposit: $200 per person the day immersed in culture at the may wish to take a helicopter tour for pineapple, coconut, and more. 3 Honolulu Guaranteed Price: Your price is PACIFIC birds-eye views of the island’s beauty Later, we board our flight to the Polynesian Culture Center. Enjoy guaranteed upon receipt of your deposit. OCEAN dinner at our hotel’s Kuhio Beach or simply relax at the hotel. Dinner is mainland. L MAUI Final Payment: February 14, 2020 Grill at your leisure. D included at the hotel’s Naupaka 3 Terrace Restaurant. B,D DAY 10: ARRIVE HOME Full refund 46 days prior to departure Flights Ka’anapali 1 2 3 DAY 4: WAIMEA CANYON A Hui Hou (until we meet again). # of Overnights MAUI LEISURELY Beach Fly this morning to Kauai, known as DAY 6: ACTIVITY LEVEL the Garden Isle for its lush, tropical This morning we fly to Maui, nicknamed Refer to General Information for details Tour Highlights Rich History, Magnificent Tropical Beauty, & Fascinating Traditions USS Arizona Memorial The Pearl Harbor National Memorial museums and visitor center features historically comprehensive galleries, open-air exhibits, the USS Arizona Memorial, and other interpretive displays on the events surrounding December 7, 1941. This facility appropriately remembers, understands and honors our “greatest generation” and the events that launched the United States into World War II. Waikiki Beach The Waikiki area was once a haven for Hawaiian royalty and has been welcoming tourists since the turn of the twentieth century. The father of modern surfing, Duke Kahanamoku, grew up conquering the waves of Waikiki Beach. The beach is arguably Hawaii’s most famous. With Diamond Head looming in the distance, its white sands, gentle surf and swaying palms are iconic symbols of the Hawaiian Islands. Drums of the PacificLuau The sound of the conch, the beating of the drums, and the echoes of the Hawaiian chant signal the start of Maui’s most exciting luau. Discover the islands of Polynesia through song and dance, complete with a traditional imu ceremony, and taste the exotic flavors of native Hawaiian cuisine. Our luau features authentic dances and music of old Hawaii, Samoa, Fiji, New Zealand, Tahiti, Tonga, and Rarotonga. Book today! A deposit of only $200 per person confirms your reservation! 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