Explore another island for a day with an island-hopping adventure from Oahu! Return interisland airfare, sightseeing tour, knowledgeable driver guide and admission fees are all-included – relax and enjoy.

Journey through the heart of Kauai’s countryside where you’ll ascend a vast mountain via a meandering road engulfed by trees and endless fields to reveal what Mark Twain aptly described as the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific.” It’s hard to believe that the immense cliffs and deep gorges of the Waimea Canyon could exist on an island, you’ll be mesmerised by its scenic beauty long after your holiday.

Watch ocean waves propel jets of water through lava rock at the Spouting Horn Blowhole. In quaint Hanapepe town amid sugar cane fields, view Hanapepe Valley from the lookout and cross the famous Hanapepe Swinging Bridge.

Savour a delectable lunch on your own at Koke’e Lodge (with a 10 percent discount for Polynesian Adventure guests). A 3 dollar donation to the Koke’e Natural History Museum supporting preservation efforts is included in your honour.

Venture down an easy nature trail in Koke’e State Park for an easy walk surrounded by native Hawaiian flora and fauna. Listen for the lyrical chirping of the rare red ‘apapane or i’iwi bird species who sip nectar from the blossoms on the native trees.

Peer at the expanse of Waimea Valley from Pu’u Hinahina Lookout and visit the recently unveiled King Kaumuali‘i Statue at Pa‘ula‘ula, more commonly known as the Russian Fort.

Lastly, you’ll be welcomed at Kauai Coffee Plantation near the coast where the coffee orchard that leads towards the ocean. See the entire coffee process from initial blossoming and harvesting to the final roasting. Sample the exclusive line of estate grown Hawaiian coffees while relaxing beneath the warm Hawaiian sun.

Tour Highlights:

• Included lunch from Waimea Plantation Cottages
• Waimea Canyon (stop at key lookout points to be viewed from the coach)
• Koke’e State Park (short, easy nature trail hike walk)
• Puu Hinahina Lookout (dramatic views of Waimea Valley Canyon)