There are places you have to see once in a lifetime. And there are places you return to in your thoughts for years to come. Hawaii belongs to both categories at once. Turquoise ocean, green cliffs falling straight into the Pacific, the scent of plumeria in the air, the sound of a ukulele drifting from the beach at sunset — this is not a description from a brochure. This is the everyday reality you will witness during an 11-day trip to Hawaii with Voyager Club USA.
On this trip, you won’t just see “one island from the airport”. Voyager Club USA combines the two most photogenic Hawaiian islands — Oahu and Kauai — into one refined program. This is a trip for people who truly want to feel the aloha spirit, not just a shortened bus tour.
Two dates to choose from in 2027
Voyager Club USA offers two dates for the Hawaii trip — both 11-day tours, tailored to two completely different “faces” of Hawaii:
- April 2027 — 11 days. Spring peak season, blooming hibiscuses, ideal temperatures, and fewer crowds than in summer.
- November 2027 — 11 days. The beginning of the Hawaiian winter, when whale watching season starts on Oahu and the northern coasts come alive.
Exact departure dates will be confirmed closer to the time — sign up now for the interest list to receive details first and secure your spot in the group.
Oahu — the Heart of Hawaii
Oahu is the island where the pulsating heart of Hawaiian life beats. Here you’ll find Honolulu — the archipelago’s only metropolis — and next to it, the world’s most famous beach. What exactly will you see?
Waikiki — the beach everyone knows
Waikiki is not just sand and palm trees. It’s almost 3 kilometers of beach along the Honolulu coast, with surfers, Hawaiian musicians at sunset, and views of Diamond Head looming across the bay. A stroll along the shore at dusk is one of those experiences that stay with you forever.
Diamond Head — a volcanic crater with the best view of Honolulu
An extinct volcanic crater, whose distinctive outline can be seen from every part of Waikiki. The trail to the summit leads uphill through a tunnel and stairs — and as a reward, you get a panorama of the entire southern coast of Oahu. Photos here take themselves.
Pearl Harbor — a place that changed the course of history
The USS Arizona Memorial, aviation museum, testimonies of witnesses to the events of December 1941. Pearl Harbor is a stop that impresses even those who haven’t delved into World War II history before. Voyager Club USA guides you here in a way that allows you to understand the context — not just see information boards.
Hawaiian culture firsthand
Hula is not for tourists — it’s for Hawaiians. And you have the chance to see it as it should be seen: with a story, with music, with context. Plus local flavors — poke bowl, kalua pork, fresh tropical fruits — and an evening luau, a classic Hawaiian bonfire gathering.
Kauai — the “Garden Island” you have to see with your own eyes
If Oahu is the pulse of Hawaii, then Kauai is its breath. The oldest of the main islands of the archipelago, almost entirely covered in tropical jungle, canyons, and cliffs. This is where scenes for Jurassic Park, Avatar, and dozens of other films where nature played a leading role were shot. What should you know about Kauai before your trip?
Nā Pali Coast — a coastline like no other
Approximately 27 kilometers of cliffs dropping vertically into the Pacific, with waterfalls, sea caves, and beaches accessible only from the ocean or air. This is the most spectacular coastline in the world — and one of the most photographed landscapes in the history of film and photography.
Waimea Canyon — the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific”
Mark Twain called this place the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific” — and it was no exaggeration. The red, orange, and green canyon walls stretch for over 16 kilometers. Viewpoints along the route are places where the camera comes out of the backpack every few hundred meters.
Waterfalls and tropical forests
The interior of Kauai is one of the wettest places on Earth — and that’s why it’s so green. Waterfalls, tree-sized ferns, misty peaks of Mount Wai’ale’ale. It’s a landscape that looks computer-generated — except it’s real.
Kauai beaches — without the crowds
Kauai has over 80 kilometers of beaches — more accessible coastline per resident than any other Hawaiian island. Crystal clear water, soft sand, palm trees. Without the crowds known from Waikiki.
What will you find in the tour program?
Voyager Club USA designs the program to be intense but not exhausting. In 11 days, you will experience:
- Exploring key places on Oahu and Kauai with a Polish-speaking guide,
- time for relaxation and sunbathing — without rushing from one attraction to another,
- cruises and local attractions that offer a different perspective on the islands,
- contact with Hawaiian culture, music, and cuisine in an authentic, local form,
- landscapes that will fill your phone with photos for the entire next year,
- the atmosphere of traveling in a Polish-speaking group — without a language barrier, without logistical stress.
Who is this trip for?
The Hawaii trip with Voyager Club USA is an offer for people who:
- have dreamed of Hawaii for years and finally want to realize this plan in a well-organized manner,
- do not want to independently organize an 11-day trip across two islands (inter-island transfers, travel, attractions, hotels),
- prefer to travel in a Polish-speaking group, with a guide who knows Hawaii inside out,
- want to see Hawaii, not just one beach by the hotel.
Why Voyager Club USA?
Voyager Club USA specializes in tours with a Polish guide, organized for people who want to explore smartly — without logistical chaos and crowded buses. Hawaii is an organizational challenge: two islands, inter-island flights, transfers, attractions scattered along the coasts. Voyager Club USA takes care of all of this. You focus on what you came here for — awe.
Voyager Club USA — journeys that stay in your heart forever.
Reserve your spot on the interest list
Hawaii tours have a limited number of spots — this is not a mass bus tour, but an intimate journey in a Polish-speaking group. Exact dates in April and November 2027 will be confirmed soon. Those on the interest list receive information first — and have priority booking before the offer goes on open sale.
Contact Voyager Club USA today:
- Phone: 347-277-6459
- Email: [email protected]
Sign up for the Hawaii 2027 trip interest list →
