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Share the aloha in a journey through Polynesia. Featuring a sit-down dinnerof five epicurean courses from the Pacific island nations of Aotearoa, Tahiti,Samoa, and Hawaiʻi. The Feast at Lele is a royal tour of the cuisine of Polynesia, sharing the spotlight with music and dance from four exotic Pacific islands.Rekindle romance in a spectacular setting where every table is intimateand offers a panoramic view of West Maui sunsets. Lele is the ancient namefor Lahaina, and this is the beach where the royal family of Maui wouldfeast and entertain.

Molokini Crater is a partially submerged volcanic crater that features some of the clearest water for snorkeling anywhere in the world. The islet’s concave shape protects divers from waves and strong currents. You will be fascinated by 250 diverse species in a tropical sanctuary that are used to and comfortable with swimmers, which yields ample opportunity to capture some great underwater photos.With SNUBA diving, you’ll enjoy the unique experience of weightlessness while swimming with amazingly beautiful marine life in a safe, controlled environment, about 15 feet below the surface, under the watchful care of our expert Maui SNUBA instructors.The air tank is actually attached to a raft on the surface above you, with a long hose and breathing apparatus. All you have to do is relax and breathe.

This Star sailing adventure gets an early departure from Port Allen on the West shore of Kauai. As we head towards Na Pali you’ll see views of Niihau, Polihale and the ridges of Kokee. The am departure generally means we have calmer conditions and virtually ensures an encounter with the massive pod of Hawaiian Spinner dolphins that cruise up the coast daily.Generally we take a nearshore route up the entire coast then sail downwind offshore so you get a variety of views. On Na Pali you’ll see spectacular sea cliffs, numerous waterfalls and lava tubes. Kauai is the oldest of the main Hawaiian islands, and this carved coastline is the result of nearly 8 million years of exposure to wind, waves and rain. In addition to seagoing skills, our crew is knowledgeable in the history and legends of the ancient civilizations that once inhabited these verdant valleys.After a relaxing and beautiful downwind sail, we’ll pull in to one or our favorite remote snorkel spots. Here, we anchor and passengers can get in the water, or simply relax. After snorkeling the crew prepares a delicious lunch in our onboard kitchen, which we serve with beer and wine (only available after snorkeling). Lastly, we’ll cruise home to Port Allen.