Teen Summers

One-Island Immersion (7–10 days)

Perfect for a first-time traveler or a jam-packed calendar, these focused sessions zero in on Oʻahu or Maui. Picture morning surf lessons on Waikiki, afternoon reef-cleanup service hours, and an evening hike up Diamond Head or along the Road to Hāna. Fast-paced and beach-heavy, yet still sprinkled with cultural workshops and service projects.

Dual-Coast Combo (10–15 days)

Can’t decide between mainland buzz and island chill? Your teen can explore Los Angeles or the Pacific Northwest—think Santa Monica bike rides or Oregon sand-dune buggies—before jetting to Honolulu for breezy palms and blue lagoons. The contrast sharpens every experience: big-city murals one week, manta-ray night snorkel the next.

Multi-Island Expedition (15–20 days)

For teens who treat a checklist like a challenge, these itineraries hop from Oʻahu’s surf breaks to the Big Island’s lava fields, then over to Maui’s Coral Gardens. Along the way, they’ll earn community-service hours restoring native plants, try outrigger canoeing, and maybe even earn an introductory SCUBA certification. Variety without the jet-lag slog.

Grand Pacific Circuit (25–30 days)

Got an adventure junkie at home? Extended tours loop Hawaii into a wider arc—Whistler ziplines, Alaskan glaciers, California theme parks—before ending with a celebratory lei on Oʻahu. It’s a master class in independence: packing, repacking, and collaborating with the same tight-knit crew across four or five climates.