Norwegian Hawaii Cruise

Free style cruising of course comes as a default package as part of the NCL cruises but the Norwegian Hawaii cruise is the only one of its kind- the only Hawaii Cruise with Seven days in port. There are the unique 7-day cruise itineraries available aboard these cruises which also give you:

An option of spending nights and staying overnight in both Maui and Kauai.
Visits to Oahu and Big Island of Hawaii are part of the cruise as well.
You can get the option of exploring the island in its times, while you can enjoy the magnificent cascading waterfalls, historic sites, unspoiled nature and of course how can one forget the heavenly green and white beaches
Golf enthusiasts have their options worked out as well. The cruise line has partnered with some of the best golf courses present on all the four islands.

Norwegian Hawaii cruise overview

One gets to explore more of Hawaii with four islands and five different beaches in one vacation. The vacation is scheduled to spend one day on a new Hawaiian island which promises new beaches and new experiences. You can be cruising past the Kilauea volcano by night and Napali cost in the day.

The delectable and varied local cuisine and native entertainers to Hawaii ambassadors will make your holiday an unforgettable experience. They offer art and crafts classes, cultural lectures and the world famous and much appreciated dances of Hula and Tahitian tradition are taught as well. The overall experience and exposure to Hawaii is not only rather satisfying but very wholesome as well.

The pride of America:

Pride of America is probably the very best of the best ways to cruise through Hawaii. The ship in itself is no less a marvel than the beautiful pictures of nature surrounding it. Once you enter the Capitol Atrium it is impossible not to realize the sheer magnificence and magnitude of the vessel. The atrium for instance is a Tiffany glass dome that shoots up beautifully, and is adorned with a grand staircase.
The ship allows you to cruise through America’s version of heaven on earth in style. The ship has:

14 restaurants – ranging from traditional fine dining to buffets with custom order facility. With a slight upscale in the cover charge one gets to sample the world cuisine with French, Japanese included and an upscale steak house as well.
9 bars and lounges
Excellent family accommodations
Spacious suites
Numerous balconies – which allow for awesome whale watching, getting lost in the spectacle of Kilauea volcano and taking in the ever changing scenery of Napali.
The pride of America has the largest conference halls at the sea. It is equipped with the latest gadgets from the annals of Multimedia technology and all these are located on a dedicated meeting deck stretching on for more than 9,300 square feet.
The accommodations are rather flexible as are the prices. The range could be anywhere from affordable to sinfully luxurious kingly suites, and all these are available for cruising in Hawaii throughout the whole year.