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Hawaii

‘ALOHILANI RESORT WAIKIKI BEACH Oahu

This beachfront resort in the heart of Waikiki is an oasis of tranquillity offering a refreshing balance of energy and relaxation. ‘Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach resides on land once occupied by the last reigning monarch, Queen Lili’uokalani and is named after one of her beachside cottages, meaning ‘heavenly brightness’. Feel the allure of the island in an array of stylish rooms and suites featuring contemporary interiors. An exciting variety of dining venues offer a diverse range of cuisines. The pool deck offers a saltwater infinity pool, and a pool bar that seamlessly transitions from day to night. • Rooms: 839 • Dining: 7 restaurants, 2 bars • Dining options: Room only • What’s nearby: Diamond Head 2 miles, Pearl Harbor 11.7 miles • Features: Pool, Spa U’ilani, Fit Waikiki Wellness Centre, Drip Hawaii IV Lounge & Lifestyle Medspa, ice cream parlour, watersports, surf school, oceanarium

HILTON HAWAIIAN VILLAGE WAIKIKI BEACH RESORT Oahu Escape to a tropical hideaway beside a stunning saltwater lagoon and discover a picture-perfect stay in Hawaii. Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort offers a true resort destination nestled on 22 beachfront acres. Rooms are set across five towers with a choice of resort, coastal or ocean views, including the Ali’i Tower, which features exclusive benefits. Experience the flavours of Hawaii at an extensive choice of dining venues surrounded by tropical views. Sun and fun are just steps away with five pools and waterslides, and Duke Kahanamoku Lagoon is right outside your door. • Rooms: 3,386 • Dining: 10 restaurants, 2 bars • Dining options: Room only, breakfast • What’s nearby: Diamond Head 3.3 miles, Pearl Harbor 21 miles • Features: Five pools, Mandara Spa, live music, dance

Say aloha to the birthplace of hula dancing, modern surfing and some of Earth’s most active volcanoes. Considering a holiday here? Get ready for an escape that combines both leisurely amenities and outdoor adventures. You can sunbathe on white sandy beaches, stroll through striking prehistoric scenery, and enjoy lavish accommodations amid timeless surroundings. And that’s not all – if you’re a history enthusiast, you’ll love learning about Hawaii’s intriguing native culture. The roots and values of indigenous Hawaiian people are deeply woven into every facet here. This is especially the case in Oahu, Hawaii’s third largest island, which is recognised for its harmonious blend of east and west cultures. There are outdoor recreational opportunities on this island, too – whether you’re riding waves in Waikiki, experiencing hectic city life, or exploring the lush island terrain via a helicopter tour. Hopping over to Maui, immerse yourself on the Valley Isle, famed for encompassing an array of landscapes – from its rolling hills and misty mountains to world-class beaches and quaint towns. Created by the explosive power of its volcanoes, Hawaii is now a tropical paradise and adventurous spirits are often called here.

FLIGHT TIME 17 hours approximately The Essentials GMT

CLIMATE: -10 hours

Hawaii boasts year-round pleasant weather. It has a hot, tropical season from May to October (Kau) and a cooler season between November and April (Ho’oilo)

performances, lagoon activities including surfing, paddleboarding and kayaking, Waikiki Starlight Luau held every Friday

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