Starrs in HAWAII

Maui and Hawaii (Big Island)
February 11-21, 2027

Hawaii Is Calling—And You’ll Want to Answer

Some places make you forget what day it is—and Hawaii makes you glad you did.

Maui and the Big Island invite you to trade your everyday routine for ocean breezes, extraordinary scenery, and time to simply enjoy where you are. There’s a thrill in seeing these islands for yourself that no photo can quite capture. Hawaiian culture and the warmth of the people give the experience a richness that goes far beyond the views.

One moment, you’re completely awestruck; the next, you’re so relaxed you’re wondering why you didn’t come sooner. This is your chance to slow down, explore, and share those “can you believe we’re here?” moments. You’ll head home with favorite stories, a camera full of memories, and probably a few conversations about coming back.

Give yourself something incredible to look forward to—Hawaii is waiting.

RENTAL CAR PICKUP

Vehicle is a, Jeep Wrangler, 4-door, automatic transmission
(Jeep Wrangler or something similar)

Prepaid rental car ($475)
Estimated amount due at pickup: extra add-ons
(does not include car insurance, navigation, extra drivers, etc.)

 Alamo Rental Car

Picking up at Kahului Airport (OGG)
February 11, 2027
Pickup time: 1:30pm

(Dropping off at Kahului Airport (OGG)
February 17, 2027
Drop off time: 10am

Come for the ocean, connect with the spirit of Hawaiʻi
…and find yourself wishing you could stay a little longer.

Stay right on iconic Kāʻanapali Beach at OUTRIGGER Kāʻanapali Beach Resort, where oceanfront lawns, swaying palms, and spectacular sunsets make it tempting to spend the whole day barefoot.

What makes this property special is its connection to Hawaiian culture, with activities led by cultural practitioners that invite you to experience the traditions behind the destination. Spend your days between the beach and pool, then settle in for island-inspired food and a cold drink at Maui Brewing Co.

A stroll along the beachfront path brings you to Whalers Village, with shops, oceanfront restaurants, and plenty of reasons to linger over dinner. Nearby Black Rock adds another memorable spot to explore, while guided excursions or a rental car let you venture farther into Maui’s varied landscapes. Allow time for those island adventures—this is a West Maui base, so some sights require a substantial drive. But leave a few afternoons wide open, because once you’re watching the sun sink into the Pacific, you’ll be glad there’s nowhere else you need to be.

Suggested Add-On Experiences in Maui:

RENTAL CAR PICKUP

Vehicle is a, Compact vehicle, automatic transmission
(Nissan Versa or something similar)

Due at pickup: $415
Extras due at pickup: Add-ons
(does not include car insurance, navigation, extra drivers, etc.)

 Sixt Rental Car

Picking up at: Ellison Onizuka Kona International Airport (KOA)
February 17, 2027
Pickup time: 3:30pm

(Dropping off at Ellison Onizuka Kona International Airport (KOA)
February 21, 2027
Drop off time: 1 PM

Volcano House: A Night on the Edge of Extraordinary

How often can you say you’ve spent the night at the rim of a volcano?

At Volcano House, inside Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park, the sweeping Kīlauea caldera becomes the backdrop to an unforgettable stay.

Your Deluxe Crater View room with one king bed lets you enjoy this remarkable landscape from your own retreat. The historic lodge’s cozy atmosphere and cool mountain air offer a memorable change from your days beside the ocean. Linger over dinner at The Rim, then take time to appreciate the landscape as daylight fades.

If volcanic activity and visibility allow, you may even glimpse an eruption’s glow—an extraordinary bonus rather than a guaranteed sight. Staying overnight gives you time to savor the setting and explore nearby park sights the following morning.

Even one night here could become one of the stories you tell most from your Hawaiian adventure.

OUTRIGGER Kona Resort & Spa: Ocean Views & Royal Roots

Perched above the lava-rock cliffs of Keauhou Bay, OUTRIGGER Kona Resort & Spa offers a spectacular setting to slow down and savor the Big Island.

Once a retreat for Hawaiian royalty, this historic bay is the birthplace of King Kamehameha III, whose birth site is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Discover the stories behind your surroundings on the resort’s complimentary guided cultural tour, then deepen that connection through activities such as lei making, hula, and ukulele lessons.

Between adventures, enjoy the oceanfront grounds, linger over a meal, and watch the Pacific change colors as sunset approaches.
The resort’s manta viewing area offers the chance to look for graceful manta rays offshore after dark—an experience you can enjoy without getting in the water.

Its Keauhou location also makes a rewarding base for exploring Kona’s coffee farms, historic sites, and local dining with your rental car. Return each evening to ocean breezes and an unhurried atmosphere that makes doing very little feel like exactly the right plan. With royal history, Hawaiian traditions, and a dramatic coastline all around you, this stay gives you plenty of reasons to look forward to coming back to the hotel.

Suggested Add-On Experiences in Hawaii:

TRAVEL DETAILS

REGISTRATION FORM

PLEASE TYPE CAREFULLY! INACCURATE INFORMATION WILL RESULT IN TRAVEL DELAYS AND/OR CHANGE FEES.

(Please submit one registration form per household -max 2 people per registration form)

Pricing details

package price

$12,456

*All pricing & availability is subject to change until completed through the booking process. If your vacation package includes airfare, baggage fees may be an additional cost. For international travel, a passport book is required. Most locations require at least 6 months before expiration on your passport, as well as 2 blank visa pages. Please make sure to have the correct and updated documents if applicable. If you have a criminal background, you are responsible for knowing the travel restrictions pertaining to the offense.

INCLUDED IN THE QUOTE

• Hotels listed above

• Rental car reservations in Maui (OGG) and Hawaii (KOA)

  • Maui (OGG) rental car reservation is prepaid and included in this package cost

• Some meals

  • Tastings and meals during specified tours

• Tours/Experiences listed in the itinerary above.

• Most taxes and fees

  • Deposits, Service fees and commissions (NON REFUNDABLE)

NOT INCLUDED

• International Airfare

• Domestic Airfare

• Pre/Post stay hotel accommodations not listed above

• Add-on Experiences

• Admission fees, unless noted in the description

• Gratuities

• Food and beverages not included in the itinerary above

  • Breakfast is NOT included at the accommodations

• 4% processing fee per payment (if paying w/debit or credit card)

• Optional Travel Insurance  

REGISTRATION 

• A completed registration form is required to move forward with this booking.

Payment Plan Options

Since this vacation is quickly approaching, we would request that payment be made in full at your earliest convenience.

Important Note:
All pricing, availability, hotels, tours, transportation, and inclusions are subject to change until officially confirmed through the booking process. Reservations and pricing cannot be guaranteed until all required registration forms, deposits, and final payments have been received and processed in full by Zone Travel and our travel partners. Changes in supplier pricing, exchange rates, taxes, fuel surcharges, or availability may affect final trip costs prior to full confirmation.

FINAL PAYMENT

• Payments not received on time will result in reservation cancellation without refund.

• Additional bookings after the final payment deadline may result in higher prices, less availability and additional administrative fees.

• Fee amounts imposed are at the discretion of Zone Travel.

CANCELLATION

Cancellation in writing must be received by Zone Travel 90 days prior to departure for appropriate refund on the land tour cost minus the following fees:

• Commissions, Planning Fees and Travel insurance are non-refundable.

Zone Travel LLC and its cooperative destination incur unrecoverable charges preparing for your trip therefore, no refunds if cancellations occur less than 60 days before departure. Cancellations more than 60 days prior to departure are based on individual group bookings per the outlined confirmation document you receive.

We sell a variety of travel related products from different suppliers and service providers ("Suppliers"). Each Supplier has its own terms and condition that are applicable to your particular arrangements in addition to our general terms and conditions, and you should make sure you understand them.

Zone Travel is acting as intermediary or a "Booking Agent" for products and services that are not directly supplied by us (e.g., air carriage and ground transportation, hotel accommodations, meals, tours, cruises, etc.). We are not a co-vendor of such products and services. You will be entering into a separate contract with such Suppliers in connection with such products and services.

By making payments to Zone Travel for this trip you are agreeing to all Terms and Conditions listed on the Zone Travel website.

Vendor Cancel policy: Each vendor has their own policies, which we have to apply. This information may vary and is listed in full detail on the contract signed for each vendor.

F.A.Q.

What is the weather like in February?

February in Hawaii is typically warm and sunny, with daytime temperatures around 24–27°C (75–81°F) and mild evenings near 18–20°C (65–68°F). Brief trade wind showers are common, especially on windward coasts, but they usually pass quickly and leave plenty of sunshine behind. Ocean temperatures stay around 24°C (75°F), comfortable for swimming and snorkeling, though north-facing shores can see powerful winter surf. Overall, it feels pleasantly tropical, so pack light, breathable clothing, swimwear, and reef-safe sunscreen, plus a light jacket for breezy evenings or a sunrise visit to Haleakalā's chilly summit.

Do I need to use Reef-safe sunscreen in Hawaii?

Yes!

Using reef-safe sunscreen in Hawaii is not only recommended but essential for protecting the islands' delicate marine ecosystems. Conventional sunscreens often contain chemicals like oxybenzone and octinoxate, which have been shown to contribute to coral bleaching and harm marine life.

As a result, Hawaii has implemented laws that prohibit the sale of sunscreens containing these harmful ingredients. Opting for reef-safe sunscreen made from natural mineral compounds like zinc oxide or titanium dioxide allows you to enjoy the sun while also preserving the vibrant underwater habitats that make Hawaii so special. By choosing eco-friendly sunscreen, you're helping to ensure that Hawaii's stunning coral reefs and diverse marine species remain protected for future generations.

WHAT TIME IS THE CHECK IN TO THE HOTEL?

Check in at your hotel will not be until 3pm at the earliest.

• If you arrive early, or your room is not yet ready for you to check in when you arrive, you may be able to leave your bags with the front desk and they will keep them securely held behind the desk while you go out and eat or explore the city until your room is ready.

What should I wear on the Whale Watching tour?

• Wearing a hat can help you get more shade during the tour! Wearing a chin strap may be your best option for keeping your hat on while the boat is moving or if there is wind! Waterproof materials and broad-brimmed hats are excellent choices.

• A shirt with a light jacket and shorts is recommended additionally a light rain jacket.

• Our whale watching tours are barefoot, please wear shoes that can be easily kicked off and stored upon loading.

• We also provide complimentary reef-safe sunscreen in case you forget your zinc or mineral-based product.

What should I wear to a Luau?

Whatever is most comfortable, but most women wear sundresses, and most men wear shorts and an aloha shirt. Please wear sturdy shoes, no high heels or you’ll get stuck in the grass!

CAN I PAY BY ZELLE?

Yes!

We started taking Zelle payments last month and we found this to be a fast and FREE way to pay!
For those who don’t know what Zelle is… it is very much like a wire transfer (but it is not a wire transfer).

Everyone’s bank is different, though, so you may want to call/go in to your local bank and ask to have the maximum amount available to transfer every day.

Example: Some banks only allow $500/day transfer. Other banks will allow $1200/day.

Always be careful when making payments through Zelle to people that you do not know. There is no protection guarantee provided and you cannot reverse the fee.

The Pros for using Zelle:

• It is FREE (no processing fees)!

• It is instantaneous (funds will go directly to Zone Travel- so this is the absolute fastest way to make a payment)

The Cons for using Zelle:

• Every bank is different when it comes to maximum amount available to be transferred every day. So, this may mean that you need to make multiple payments to Zone Travel, multiple days in a row.

• It does require an app download onto your phone, and you need to set up your account with your bank information.

CAN I PAY BY CHECK?

Yes!

If you would like to avoid the 4% credit card processing fees, you may pay by check.
It is very important that you pay in advance of the deadlines and allow ample time for delivery.

Payments received after the deadline could result in cancelation of your reservation or increased fees.

There are two ways to pay by check:

• Mail the check

• Deposit directly at a local branch