Pacific Northwest Explorer

An untamed region where nature need no filter and cities surprise you with their creativity, character and culinary flair.

Seattle – Mount Rainier National Park – Portland - Columbia River Gorge – Smith Rock State Park - Bend – Cannon Beach - Olympic National Park - Seattle

Majestice, green 

and boundless 

The perfect start for an exploration of the rugged heart of America. Climb the iconic Space Needle, enjoy fresh seafood at Pike Place Market and feel the musical energy that oncke produced bands like Nirvana and Pearl Jam.

Drive south to Mount Rainier National Park, where the imposing volcano accompanies you on every route. Nearby lies Mount St. Helens, a landshape transformed into a moon-like setting by a spectacular eruption in 1980. The drive continues to Portland, a city with quirky charm. Stroll past colorful food trucks, discover the many microbreweries and bookstores or sample local wines in nearby Willamette Valley. 

• Visit the Mauna Loa Observatory and enjoy the spectacular view of one of the highest volcanoes in the world.
• Explore one of the impressive lava tunnels in Volcanoes National Park
• Swim with manta rays at night in Keauhou Bay and admire their elegant movements in the water.

Four fascinating islands, 
four unique characters

O'ahu, or "The Gathering Place", is pure energy and the vibrant heart of the archipelago. Waikiki is known worldwide as the birthplace of modern surf culture and offers waves suitable for both beginners and advanced surfers. It was also home to Duke Kahanamoku, a true Hawaiian legend and known globally as the "Ambassador of Aloha". 

Honolulu, the capital, features a mix of historic and modern attractions. Hike to the top of Diamond Head for a breathtaking view, and pause at the impressive Pearl Harbor, where silence speaks louder than words.

Hanauma Bay is a popular snorkeling spot home to hundreds of fish species and other marine life. Those who prefer hiking can follow the tropical trails to Manoa Falls, a waterfall surrounded by lush jungle. At the Bishop Museum, you can learn more about the rich Polynesian history, and at the KCC Farmers' Market, you can sample local specialties straight from the land.

Exciting Fact: Lanikai Beach is known worldwide as one of the most idyllic and photogenic beaches, with views of The Mokes rising from the turquoise ocean like two green pearls.

• Experience a shark cage dive at Haleʻiwa and admire sharks up close in their natural habitat.
• Find peace at the Byodo-In Temple, a Japanese temple complex in the Koʻolau Mountains.
• Visit the Dole Plantation and discover everything about the history of pineapple.

Maui, also known as “Valley Isle,” combines spectacular landscapes with an authentic island culture. Hike through the giant bamboo forests of ʻĪao Valley or admire the lava formations of Kipahulu, which provide a beautiful contrast to emerald green waterfalls.

A drive along the Road to Hana is an adventure in itself: hundreds of curves, narrow bridges, hidden waterfalls, and spectacular views. Sample fresh tropical fruits, visit local markets, or learn more about Hawaiian history at the Maui Ocean Center.

For nature lovers, Maui offers unique opportunities: from colorful tropical birds to majestic humpback whales that migrate along the coast during the winter months, straight from the icy waters of Alaska. Every year, thousands of humpback whales migrate to the warm waters around Maui to mate and give birth to their young. 

POLYNESIAN CULTURE IS

THE COMPASS THAT CONNECTS GENERATIONS 

• Swim among green sea turtles at Makena Beach.
• Go ziplining through the rainforest for an unforgettable adrenaline rush
• Explore the volcanic crater reef of Molokini by boat, a snorkeling paradise teeming with marine life.
• Experience a traditional hula performance in Lahaina or Kāʻanapali, where dance and music bring the stories of Hawaii to life.

Kaua'i is the oldest and most lush island of the archipelago, known as the “Garden Isle.” It is a paradise for nature lovers, peace seekers and adventurers who want to experience Hawaii in its purest form.

Explore the breathtaking Waimea Canyon, a colorful gorge reminiscent of a miniature version of the Grand Canyon—the place where Captain Cook first set foot in Hawaii. The Nā Pali Coast is pure poetry. Accessible only by boat, helicopter, or a challenging hike along the Kalalau Trail, the reward is breathtaking.

Spot sea turtles at Poipu Beach, kayak up the Wailua River, and savor the local aloha atmosphere in Hanalei. For travelers seeking more than sun and sea, Kaua'i offers an unfiltered connection to the nature and culture of Hawaii.

• Visit the botanical gardens of Allerton and Limahuli.
• Learn more about Hawaiian mythology at the Kaua'i Museum.
• Participate in hula lessons or oli (chants).

Combine this trip with a 
city trip to Los Angeles or San Francisco! 

From luxury resorts to eco-lodges in the heart of nature, the choice of accommodation is varied. From December to April, you can spot whales, and the summer months are perfect for beach days, walks and cultural excursions. The climate is pleasant year-round but can vary locally: tropical rain on one side, bright sunshine on the other.

Aloha symbolizes love, respect, harmony, and connection: with each other, with nature and with life itself. “Alo” means sharing life and “ha” means breath. Together, it is about sharing life energy.

Jurassic Park was filmed in Kaua'i? The iconoic Nā Pali Coast formed the perfect backdrop for this film classic.

Dreaming of a trip to the USA or Canada? Feel free to contact us. 
We listen to your wishes and plan a trip together that suits you perfectly.