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Inclusions
  • Round trip airfare to Honolulu
  • 7 nights hotel (longer vacations available)
  • Includes Travel Protection: Cancel 3-7 days prior (depending on policy)

Vancouver
May 7-Jun 20 from $1299 + $299 (Sheraton Princess Kaiulani; 3-star)
May 7-Jun 20 from $1699 + $388 tax (Waikiki Beach Marriott; 4-star)
Jun 22-Aug 24 from $1349 + $307 tax (Aqua Skyline at Colony Island; 3-star)
Jun 22-Aug 24 from $1569 + $350 tax (Park Shore; 3.5-star)
Jun 22-Aug 24 from $1749 + $383 tax (Alohilani; 4.5-star)
Aug 28-Sep 16,Oct 27-Nov 1 from $1149 + $303 (Sheraton Princess Kaiulani; 3-star)
Aug 28-Sep 16,Oct 27-Nov 7 from $1499 + $369 tax (Waikiki Beach Marriott; 4-star)
Aug 31-Sep 30 from $1249 + $282 tax (Twin Fin; 3.5-star)
Aug 31-Sep 30 from $2039 + $426 tax (Moana Surfrider; 4.5-star)
Oct 27-Nov 1,10-Dec 12 from $1249 + $315 tax (Park Shore; 3.5-star)
Nov 8-Dec 12 from $1699 + $388 tax (Waikiki Beach Marriott; 4-star)

Victoria, Kelowna, Calgary, Edmonton departures from $100 more
Saskatoon, Regina, Winnipeg from $200 more
Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal from $300 more
Halifax from $400 more

Longer holidays available. Weekday travel is lower then weekend. Resort Fees &/or cleaning fees additional and vary depending on resorts

Honolulu, Hawaii

Visitors usually have an initial shock when they arrive in Honolulu. This is not a quiet resort town. Instead you are greeted by a thriving world-class city, with a beach that rivals any in the world. As a matter of fact this natural harbor was once home to the Hawaiian royal court. The capital of Honolulu is the cultural, industrial, commercial, and governmental center of Hawaii. Waikiki Beach is the heart Honolulu. Along the beach, there are many shops with lots of neat things to buy as souvenirs, as well as fine restaurants to try as well. Sports enthusiasts can go canoing, snorkeling, surfing or horse-back riding along the beach.

Climate

The tropical Hawaiian climate is moderated by its mid-ocean location and by the California Current. The average daily low and high temperatures in January are 18° C and 27°C and in July are 23°C and 31°C.

Temperature in Celcius J F M A M J
Maximum 26 26 27 27 28 30
Minimum 18 18 19 20 21 22
Rainfall (mm) 80 60 70 30 20 10
Temperature in Celcius J A S O N D
Maximum 30 31 31 30 28 27
Minimum 22 23 23 22 21 19
Rainfall (mm) 10 10 10 50 60 80

 

Attractions

With Honolulu being such a modern and developed city, there is simply no shortage of attractions or sites to see. Here is a run down of must-sees: – Completed in September 1926, the Aloha Tower and Marketplace was for a long time the tallest building in Honolulu. Today it serves as the control center for Honolulu Harbor and a public observation deck. – The Hawaii State Capitol Building has a modern, open-air design, with pillars reminiscent of palm tree trunks, and two conical structures symbolizing volcanoes containing the House and Senate chambers, all surrounded by a moat of water representing the ocean. – Washington Place, private home of Hawaii’s last monarch, Queen Liliuokalani, and presently the governor’s mansion. – Iolani Palace was the historic seat of the Hawaiian monarchy, and the Iolani Barracks. – Churches: Cathedral Church of Saint Andrew, the historic Kawaiahao Church of Hawaiian royalty, the Cathedral of Our Lady of Peace – The Honolulu Zoo and the Waikiki Aquarium. – Bishop Street is home to most of Honolulu’s skyscrapers, including the First Hawaiian Center, the tallest building in the Hawaiian Islands. – Kapiolani Park is a large public park at the east end of Waikiki, home to the Waikiki Shell amphitheatre. – One of the more popular scenic vistas on Oahu and the site of one of the bloodiest battles in Hawaiian history, the Pali Lookout provides a panoramic view of Oahu. There are several fantastic museums to explore. The Bishop Museum, funded in 1889 by the last direct descendant of Kamehameha I, records, preserves and tells the stories of Hawaii and the Pacific. On display are Hawaiian artifacts, science-based exhibits, a large simulated volcano in the center that erupts regularly, the third largest entomology collection in the US, and a planetarium. See also the Contemporary Museum, Hawaii State Art Museum, Honolulu Academy of Arts, Hawaii Maritime Center, and the Workspace. War history buffs will rejoice with the many military memorials found on the island. The Battleship Missouri Memorial is the battleship best known as the site where World War II ended when the Japanese military surrendered to the Allied forces. The USS Arizona Memorial commemorates the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor which brought the US into World War II. The National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific is the final resting place of over 45,000 Americans who served their country.

Terms & Conditions

All rates are per person, based on double occupancy in Canadian dollars (unless otherwise stated) New bookings only. Space and price may be limited and subject to availability at the time of booking.  Errors or omissions may occur on the above information with no guarantee of being honoured. Terms and conditions apply. Tax is not included in the above base fare. Above tax amount includes non-refundable $30 per adult Booking Management Fee. $50 per adult cancellation fee. Not included in the above rates: Xpresspost fee, recommended medical, cancellation or baggage insurance. Child rate is applicable when travelling with 2 paying adults sharing 1 hotel room, using the existing bedding. Price Match Policy: Travel Best Bets makes every effort to remain competitive by offering our ‘Match or Beat Any Price’ offer however due to certain restrictions  there will be some product we cannot match or beat. Please note the star ratings found on www.travelbestbets.com are determined by Travel Best Bets based on a number of factors and may not match the star rating found in the Tour Operator’s brochure. Please view our star ratings by clicking here. Due to an increasing volume of disputed bookings, we will only accept payment for air only travel to India, the Philippines and the continent of Africa through the following means: book and pay cash in person or by direct deposit into our business account – once the transaction is verified and a copy of the receipt emailed or faxed to our office, we will confirm the booking. Please contact us for details on how to book using this method. Please contact [email protected] for photo credit information. BPCPA #3287