Are There Any Cruises Around the Hawaiian Islands?

Yes! In fact, most cruises departing from Honolulu will visit other Hawaiian islands, stopping at ports such as Hilo, Lahaina, and Kona.

Is a Cruise a Good Way to See Hawaii?

Yes! When you take a Hawaiian cruise out of Honolulu, you can choose itineraries that visit the islands of Kauai, Maui, and Hawaii ("the big island"), giving you a taste of everything the Hawaiian Islands have to offer.

What Cruise Line Goes Around the Hawaiian Islands?

Carnival, Celebrity, Holland America, Norwegian, and Royal Caribbean all offer itineraries that depart from Honolulu and visit other Hawaiian ports.

Where Is the Honolulu Cruise Terminal?

The primary Honolulu cruise port is the Pier 2 Cruise Terminal at 521 Ala Moana Blvd.

Directions to the Honolulu Cruise Terminal: How to Get to the Port of Honolulu

From the Airport

This is about a 30-minute drive. Remember to arrive at least two hours ahead of your Honolulu cruise departure.

• Head north on Rogers Boulevard and merge onto Interstate H1 East.
• Take exit 18A onto Route 92 East (Nimitz Highway).
• After about 3 miles, turn right onto Channel Street. You'll find the cruise terminal on the right-hand side.

From Waikiki

• Go west on Ala Wai Boulevard.
• Turn left on Lipeepee Street.
• Turn right on Hobron Lane.
• Turn right on Ala Moana Boulevard.
• Turn left on Channel Street; the terminal will be on the right-hand side.

Tips for Honolulu Cruise Passengers

• If you're staying at a local hotel before your cruise, keep in mind that many cruise lines work with local hotels to pick up luggage in advance of cruises departing from Honolulu. Check to see if you can arrange to have your luggage picked up the morning of your departure and left in your cruise cabin.
• Remember that there can be heavy traffic in Honolulu, and plan accordingly when traveling to the port.
• Parking prices can be steep at the port, so you might want to opt for a taxi or ride-share service.