Icy start to Hawaii getaway
Creative Cruising has a 23-night fly, cruise and stay package later this year that takes-in Vancouver, an Alaska cruise, a sea crossing to the Hawaiian Islands, and a stay in Waikiki from $6399pp twin-share ex-Sydney (including air taxes.)
Departure is on September 15 for 2-nights in Vancouver including airport-hotel transfers, followed by 19-nights cruising on Carnival Spirit to Alaska and Hawaii with all meals, entertainment, tips and port charges.
Carnival Spirit will visit the Inside Passage, Glacier Bay, Skagway, Ketchikan, the Inside Passage again, have and a full day back in Vancouver, then cruise five nights to Maui for visits to Lahaina and Kahului, Hilo and Kona on the Big Island Hawaii, Kauai, and Honolulu where there’s a night aboard ship and two more in Waikiki with port, Waikiki hotel and airport transfers.
Optional day tours are available in Vancouver and Honolulu or guests can enjoy doing their own sightseeing, shopping and other leisure activities.
For full details call 1300 362 599 or check-out www.creativecruising.com.au
ADD $130pp from Melbourne or Brisbane, $220pp ex-Coolangatta, $230 Canberra, $250 Hobart or Launceston, $340 Adelaide, Cairns or Townsville, or $510pp from Perth or Darwin.
A Report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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