Hawaii cruises from $771
Zero booking fees on every Hawaii sailing, plus perks like onboard credit, free excursions, and gift cards on select departures.
Best Hawaii Cruise Prices by Line
A Hawaii cruise strings the islands together with no inter-island flights, no repacking and ocean views the whole way. Compare real current prices from every major line sailing Hawaii, updated daily.
Norwegian
Freestyle cruising, dine anytime
From $1,136
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Princess
Classic, relaxed elegant cruising
From $1,092
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Holland America
Classic ships, Alaska heritage
From $1,720
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Carnival
Fun, affordable family cruising
From $1,217
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Celebrity
Upscale ships, modern design
From $771
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Seabourn
Intimate ultra-luxury ships
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Best Time to Sail Hawaii
Hawaii welcomes cruises year-round thanks to its mild tropical climate. Volume rises around holidays and North American school breaks, while quieter months often bring the best fares.
Popular Hawaii Departure Ports
Real departure ports from our current inventory, with the most Hawaii sailings today. Pick your closest port to see what’s sailing.
Hawaii sailings from Oahu
West Coast departures from Southern California
Sail out beneath the Golden Gate
The classic gateway to Alaska's Inside Passage
Easygoing departures from a walkable waterfront
Sail out past the Opera House
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Hawaii Itinerary Types
Island-hopping loops, West Coast departures and longer Pacific voyages. Choose how you want to reach paradise.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Roundtrip sailings from Honolulu maximize island time, while cruises from the West Coast add restful sea days on either side of the islands. Both formats visit the same signature ports like Maui, Kauai and the Big Island.
Hawaii’s weather is pleasant all year, so timing comes down to price and crowds. Holiday weeks and summer sail fullest, while spring and fall departures often cost less.
Roundtrip Honolulu itineraries commonly run about a week, while sailings from the West Coast typically last 9 to 16 nights because of the ocean crossing each way.
Roundtrip cruises within the islands visit only US ports, so US citizens may not need a passport, but itineraries that touch Canada or foreign ports do require one. Carrying a valid passport is always the safest choice.
Most itineraries call on Oahu, Maui, Kauai and the Big Island, with some ships overnighting in port so you can see more of each island. Exact ports vary by sailing, so check the day-by-day itinerary.