Choose Your Journey
7-Day Island Hopper Oʻahu & Hawaiʻi Island
A fully guided week across two islands. On Oʻahu: Pearl Harbor, the North Shore, a surf lesson, and an authentic luau. Then fly to Hawaiʻi Island for Volcanoes National Park, Manta Night, and the Kona coast.
10-Day Island Hopper Oʻahu, Hawaiʻi Island & Maui
Everything in the 7-day journey, plus three days on Maui — a Haleakalā sunrise, Upcountry Maui, and a Molokini sail with Sail Maui. Three islands, ten days, one seamless trip.
More multi-day journeys are on the way — check back soon.
FAQ’s
What is included in a
What is included in a
Malama Tours multi-day trip?
Every multi-day tour includes inter-island flights, hotel accommodations, premium ground transportation, guided activities on each island, and select meals. Optional activities are available to personalize your experience.
What is included in a Malama Tours multi-day trip?
Hotels, ground transportation, guided experiences, and select meals are included; the Island Hopper also includes airport transfers, inter-island flights, and welcome and farewell dinners. Each itinerary page lists exactly what’s covered.
How many people are on a multi-day tour?
Guided multi-day tours are capped at 12 guests. That keeps the experience personal and lets the itinerary flex around the group.
Which islands can I visit on a multi-day tour?
The 7-day Island Hopper covers Oʻahu and Hawaiʻi Island; the 10-day version adds Maui. Custom vacation packages can bring in Kauaʻi as well.
Are multi-day tours suitable for families with children?
Yes — families are welcome. A few included activities carry age or size minimums, so share your children’s ages when booking and we’ll flag anything that needs adjusting.
Do I need to arrange my own flights to Hawaii?
You book your own flights to and from Hawaiʻi. Once you’re here, the Island Hopper includes the inter-island flights and all ground transportation.
How far in advance should I book a multi-day tour?
Departures carry just 12 seats, so booking a few months ahead is smart — especially for summer and the December–March peak.
How is Malama Tours different from large national tour operators?
Small groups of 12, guides who live on these islands, and logistics handled end to end. You get access and flexibility a 50-seat coach can’t offer.
