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Celebrity Cruise Destinations
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Hawaii has always possessed a mystique and allure that's hard to resist. As you journey to this Pacific jewel aboard Celebrity, lose yourself in a morning massage or learn more about the islands you'll visit during an onboard lecture. From emerald green rainforests and thunderous volcanoes to palm-fringed beaches and indescribable sunsets, Celebrity's Hawaii promises something for everyone. Whether your vision of Hawaii conjures up images of moonlit beaches or the unmistakable shape of the USS Arizona Memorial in Pearl Harbor, aboard Celebrity you'll discover the Hawaii you've always imagined - and more.
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Hawaii Cruise
Sailing
Date
Choose from our selection of inspired itineraries and capture the spirit of this Pacific island paradise.
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There's no better way to experience the Hawaiian Islands than aboard Celebrity's consistently top-ranked fleet.
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Areas of Interest
From the tranquility of Maui to the plunging waterfalls of Hilo, discover what makes Hawaii so irresistible.
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Nawiliwili (Kauai), Hawaii
If you find
yourself in Nawiliwili on the Garden
Isle of Kauai and experiencing déjà vu,
it's all right. You've probably seen the
area in a movie or two; it's been used
as the backdrop for many films. Its lush
landscape served as the home to
genetically engineered dinosaurs in the
blockbuster Jurassic Park. Not to worry,
no velociraptors have been spotted here
in quite some time. Here you'll find
what Mark Twain once described as the
"Grand Canyon of the Pacific" in Waimea
Canyon.
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Kailua
Kona, Hawaii
This was
once the seat of power from which the
great King Kamehameha ruled his island
empire. Located on the picturesque Kona
Coast, Kailua Kona is close to the
marine sanctuary of Kealakekua Bay. This
snorkeling haven is also home to the
Captain Cook monument.
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Hilo,
Hawaii
Located on
the lush coast of the Big Island, Hilo
is the capital city of Hawaii. Hilo is
also where you'll find two of the most
spectacular waterfalls in all of
creation: Rainbow Falls in the south and
the mammoth Akaka Falls in the north,
which sends hundred of thousands of
gallons of water plummeting over a
volcanic cliff. Hilo is also home to
Volcanoes National Park and the imposing
Kilauea Volcano.
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Lahaina
(Maui), Hawaii
The most
prominent feature in Maui is Haleakala,
the world's largest dormant volcano,
rising 10,000 feet above sea level. The
term dormant applies only to the
volcano, for on the lower slopes of
Haleakala you'll find emerald meadows
and flower farms: all accessible from
the historic town of Lahaina. If you're
fortunate enough to be here between the
months of December and March, you could
witness one of nature's great
spectacles: the annual migration of
humpback whales returning to their
winter home.
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Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii
The
cosmopolitan heart of the archipelago,
Honolulu rises up from the lush Hawaiian
flora like a beautiful white
architectural rendering. Pearl Harbor,
the Polynesian Cultural Center and
lolani Palace, one of the only royal
palaces on American soil, are but a few
of the hundreds of attractions and
points of interest available to the
ambitious sightseer
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