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For those on a South Pacific cruise the Pacific Ocean is vast and home to Hawaii and the South Sea Islands - a Polynesian welcome, great beaches, reefs and waving palm trees.Hawaii cruises offer exotic landscapes, lush rainforests, lava deserts, volcanoes, beaches and exciting cities. Below the equator, the South Sea Islands stretch from Papua New Guinea to New Zealand to include the Solomon Islan... More...
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For those on a South Pacific cruise the Pacific Ocean is vast and home to Hawaii and the South Sea Islands - a Polynesian welcome, great beaches, reefs and waving palm trees.Hawaii cruises offer exotic landscapes, lush rainforests, lava deserts, volcanoes, beaches and exciting cities. Below the equator, the South Sea Islands stretch from Papua New Guinea to New Zealand to include the Solomon Islands, French Polynesia, Vanuatu, Fiji, Samoa, Cook Islands, New Caledonia and Tonga.Cruise holidays to Hawaii and cruises to the South Pacific are more popular exotic cruises today than ever before.There tend to be more luxury cruises around the Pacific.
The Pacific Ocean is vast and home to Hawaii and the South Sea Islands - a Polynesian welcome, great beaches, reefs and waving palm trees. The Hawaiian islands offer exotic landscapes - lush rainforests, lava deserts, volcanoes, beaches and exciting cities. Below the equator, the South Sea Islands stretch from Papua New Guinea to New Zealand to include the Solomon Islands, French Polynesia, Vanuatu, Fiji, Samoa, Cook Islands, New Caledonia and Tonga.
The huge Pacific Ocean surrounds Hawaii and the South Sea Islands, These islands of Polynesia offer great beaches, reefs,rainforests,lava deserts and volcanoes.
These Islands of the Southern Hemisphere also include French Polynesia,Solomon Islands, Christmas Island,Fiji,Samoa,Tonga,Cook Islands and New Caledonia and stretch from Papua New Guinea to New Zealand.
Hawaiian cruises out of Honolulu are usually of a 7 night duration but the whole holiday is from 10 nights including your flying time and pre cruise hotel stay.
A typical cruise is:
HILO:This is the largest of the Hawaiian Islands and has a stunningly,varied landscape ranging from rainforests to snow-capped peaks. Worth a look is the impressive 420 foot Akaka Falls.
KAHULUI: See the sand dunes at Maui Lani and visit the Maui Ocean Centre.
KONA: Is reached by tender and here you can scuba or snorkel off Pawai Bay and visit the monument of Captain Cook which was erected in 1874.
NAWILIWILI:Home to Waimea Canyon known as the Grand Canyon of the Pacific.
The Holywood Blockbuster Jurassic Park was filmed on location here.
HONOLULU: The famous Waikiki Beach, the spiritual home of surfing is here.There are stunning views of Oahu's windward coast from the lookout at Pali and one can visit the Polynesian Cultural Centre.
Longer cruises depart from Los Angeles with 3 or 4 days at sea before reaching Hawaii.
A cruise to Bora Bora takes you 150 miles to the north of Tahiti to the Leeward Society Islands.Bora Bora's main island is surrounded by a lagoon and has a little over 4,000 inhabitants.
The lagoon is fringed by a reef famed for its superb diving whilst nearby is a beautiful beach of white sand called Matira.
Bora Bora is encircled by a 22-mile road passing coconut groves and small villages. One of these villages, Vaitape, is where Alain Gerbault, the famous French navigator is buried.
The ancient open-air temples of Farepiti, Fa'anui and Anau are constructed of numerous tiers of coral or stone and are from the time when Polynesian gods and idols were worshipped.
The Pacific Ocean is vast and home to Hawaii and the South Sea Islands - a Polynesian welcome, great beaches, reefs and waving palm trees. The Hawaiian islands offer exotic landscapes - lush rainforests, lava deserts, volcanoes, beaches and exciting cities. Below the equator, the South Sea Islands stretch from Papua New Guinea to New Zealand to include the Solomon Islands, French Polynesia, Vanuatu, Fiji, Samoa, Cook Islands, New Caledonia and Tonga.
The huge Pacific Ocean surrounds Hawaii and the South Sea Islands, These islands of Polynesia offer great beaches, reefs,rainforests,lava deserts and volcanoes.
These Islands of the Southern Hemisphere also include French Polynesia,Solomon Islands, Christmas Island,Fiji,Samoa,Tonga,Cook Islands and New Caledonia and stretch from Papua New Guinea to New Zealand.
Hawaiian cruises out of Honolulu are usually of a 7 night duration but the whole holiday is from 10 nights including your flying time and pre cruise hotel stay.
A typical cruise is:
HILO:This is the largest of the Hawaiian Islands and has a stunningly,varied landscape ranging from rainforests to snow-capped peaks. Worth a look is the impressive 420 foot Akaka Falls.
KAHULUI: See the sand dunes at Maui Lani and visit the Maui Ocean Centre.
KONA: Is reached by tender and here you can scuba or snorkel off Pawai Bay and visit the monument of Captain Cook which was erected in 1874.
NAWILIWILI:Home to Waimea Canyon known as the Grand Canyon of the Pacific.
The Holywood Blockbuster Jurassic Park was filmed on location here.
HONOLULU: The famous Waikiki Beach, the spiritual home of surfing is here.There are stunning views of Oahu's windward coast from the lookout at Pali and one can visit the Polynesian Cultural Centre.
Longer cruises depart from Los Angeles with 3 or 4 days at sea before reaching Hawaii.
A cruise to Bora Bora takes you 150 miles to the north of Tahiti to the Leeward Society Islands.Bora Bora's main island is surrounded by a lagoon and has a little over 4,000 inhabitants.
The lagoon is fringed by a reef famed for its superb diving whilst nearby is a beautiful beach of white sand called Matira.
Bora Bora is encircled by a 22-mile road passing coconut groves and small villages. One of these villages, Vaitape, is where Alain Gerbault, the famous French navigator is buried.
The ancient open-air temples of Farepiti, Fa'anui and Anau are constructed of numerous tiers of coral or stone and are from the time when Polynesian gods and idols were worshipped.