Days 8 - 13 : Island of Maui
Consistently voted No.1 Island in the World, Maui is home to the world's largest extinct volcano, which makes for a dramatic backdrop. With a bewitching aura of romance and glamour, this tropical paradise is a favourite of honeymooners and is renowned for its spectacular sunsets and sunrises. Skirted by 33 miles of beautiful beaches, the island also boasts breathtaking landscapes and incredibly scenic drives.
Be sure to experience the legendary ‘Road to Hana’ as it twists and turns past waterfalls, tropical rainforests and awe-inspiring panoramas. Take a trip to the top of Haleakala volcano, go snorkeling in Molokini crater and be sure to stroll around the historic whaling village of Lahaina.
From Lahaina, you can set sail and visit the smallest inhabited Hawaiian Island - Lana'i. The 'Pineapple Island' used to produce 75% of the world's pineapples and you can find out more about the history at the Lana'i Culture & Heritage Center.