NCL Pride of America - Hawaii Itinerary

Evening departure — The ship boards in Honolulu, typically departing around 7:00 PM.
Recommended pre-cruise or first-night activities (if you arrive early): Explore the city — iconic spots include Waikiki Beach, the historic Iolani Palace, and the lush views from Diamond Head crater.
Once aboard, settle in, enjoy dinner, and take in the ocean view — the ship offers a range of dining, entertainment, and relaxing spaces.

Arrival early morning, around 8:00 AM, docking at Kahului, Maui.
What to explore: Maui is rich in natural beauty. You might:
Drive (or join a tour) along the legendary Road to Hana for waterfalls, lush jungle, and coastal views.
Visit Haleakalā National Park — sunrise or sunset from the volcanic crater is a bucket-list experience.
Find local charm in Kahului: shops, markets, waterfront dining.
Overnight stay in port — giving extra time to relax ashore or enjoy Maui’s beaches.

Use this extra half-day or more to dig deeper into Maui:
Explore the green, tranquil Iao Valley State Park for rainforest hikes and cultural history.
Or head to sandy beaches, go snorkeling, or check out local towns for food, shopping, and relaxing at your own pace.
Evening departure — Ship leaves Maui around 6:00 PM.

Arrive in the morning, around 8:00 AM, at Hilo, Hawaii on the island of Hawai‘i (the “Big Island”).
What to do:
Visit lush rainforests and waterfalls — for example, the stunning Akaka Falls State Park.
Check out botanical gardens, coastal scenery, and mellow town vibes along Hilo Bay.
If time/interest permits, consider a longer excursion to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, where volcanic landscapes, lava tubes and volcanic activity remind you of the Earth’s raw power.
Late afternoon departure, around 6:00 PM, continuing your island-hopping adventure.

Dock early (around 7:00 AM) at Kailua-Kona, Hawaii on Hawai‘i’s west coast.
Recommended activities:
Explore the historic downtown — charming shops, local eateries, and relaxed beaches near where you dock.
Go snorkeling or diving: the waters around Kona are often calm and clear, perfect for seeing marine life.
Coffee lovers: consider a tour of a local coffee farm to taste real Kona coffee — famous worldwide.
Departure in the late afternoon, around 5:30 PM.

Arrive about 8:00 AM at Nawiliwili, Kauaʻi, on the lush “Garden Isle.”
What to explore:
Venture inland to the spectacular Waimea Canyon — sometimes dubbed the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific” — with dramatic cliffs, valleys, and sweeping views.
Consider a boat or helicopter tour up Nā Pali Coast to see towering sea cliffs, hidden beaches, waterfalls, and lush valleys — one of Hawai‘i’s most iconic landscapes.
Or keep it chill: stroll around town, enjoy local food, or relax at nearby beaches. The port is walkable to some dining and beach options.
Overnight stay in Kauaʻi gives you more time to soak in the island’s laid-back vibe.

Use this extra day to explore more of Kauaʻi’s natural beauty and cultural spots:
Take a leisurely boat ride along the scenic Wailua River. Many tours include visits to waterfalls, grottos (like Fern Grotto), and lush jungle — perfect for a relaxed, nature-filled day.
Hit a beach, go paddle-boarding/kayaking, or just enjoy the island’s laid-back tropical vibe. Kauaʻi’s calm waters and natural surroundings make it ideal for a chill day.
Afternoon departure around 2:00 PM — the ship heads back toward Oʻahu.

Arrival early morning in Honolulu, typically around 7:00 AM.
Disembark, or if you have time — stay in town for more exploring: enjoy the rest of Oʻahu, revisit favorite spots, or relax before you head home.