Hawaii Fly Cruises in 2027

Hawaii Fly Cruises in 2027: What You Need to Know

Hawaii sits at the heart of a Pacific cruising scene that stretches from the California coast all the way to Australia and Polynesia. In 2027, fly-cruise sailings visiting Hawaii range from ten nights to itineraries running well past two hundred nights, with a median of 24 nights — so whether you want a focused island-hopping trip or a grand Pacific voyage, there is a sailing that fits. Most sailings are one-way rather than round-trip, so plan your return journey, and remember that Cruise1st can book your flights home as part of the same package. Prices start from £1,699 pp*.

Where Do Hawaii Cruises in 2027 Actually Go?

The Polynesia region accounts for the largest share of Hawaii sailings in 2027 — think Hawaiian island chains, open Pacific sailing, and some of the most remote and rewarding waters in the world. These itineraries are ideal if Hawaii itself is your primary draw and you want time at sea between each island stop.

Transpacific sailings make up the second-largest group. These are typically one-way crossings that connect the US mainland with Hawaii or continue on to destinations further west. They suit travellers who want a genuine ocean voyage with Hawaii as either a centrepiece or a halfway point. If you are the kind of person who loves a sea day as much as a port day, a transpacific route is worth serious consideration.

A smaller but notable portion of sailings are world cruises, some of which call at Hawaii as part of a much longer itinerary touching ports across multiple continents. These voyages — up to 248 nights — are a different kind of holiday entirely. If you have always wanted to see Hawaii alongside other regions of the world in a single continuous journey, see our world cruises section or the dedicated World Cruises 2027 from Southampton page for full options.

There are also a handful of South Pacific sailings that include Hawaiian ports, plus West Coast USA itineraries that round out the range for those who want to combine American coastal ports with time in Hawaii.

Which Ports Do Hawaii Cruises Sail From?

Most 2027 Hawaii fly-cruises embark in the United States or Australia. The main departure points are:

• Los Angeles, California — the most popular starting point, with sailings heading out across the Pacific from one of the West Coast’s great port cities
• Sydney, Australia — for transpacific sailings that cross from the southern Pacific toward Hawaii and the US West Coast
• Honolulu, Hawaii — both an embarkation port and a key call on island-hopping itineraries; some sailings start or end here
• San Francisco, California — a classic California gateway for Pacific sailings
• Vancouver, British Columbia — popular for longer transpacific routes heading west toward Hawaii and beyond
• Long Beach, California — another Southern California option close to Los Angeles

Because these sailings depart from the United States, Australia and Canada, a flight from the UK is part of every booking for the overwhelming majority of travellers. Cruise1st can arrange your flights, pre-cruise hotel nights, transfers from the airport to the port, and any tours you want either side — all on one booking so nothing falls through the cracks. That is genuinely what makes a specialist different from booking direct with a cruise line: you get the whole trip sorted, not just the ship. Browse all our fly-cruises to see how we put these packages together, or explore the full range of fly-cruises in 2027 across every destination.

Which Cruise Lines Sail to Hawaii in 2027?

Princess Cruises is by far the most active line on these routes, with the largest share of Hawaii sailings in 2027. Princess has a long history in the Pacific and deploys several ships on Hawaiian and transpacific itineraries — if Hawaii is the destination and you want the most choice of dates, durations and ships, Princess is the natural place to start.

Cruise1st Packages represent a significant share of the available sailings too. These are cruise-inclusive packages where flights, hotels and transfers are already bundled in — a good option if you would rather have everything arranged from the outset rather than building it piece by piece. You can see the full Cruise1st Package range on its dedicated page.

Carnival Cruise Line offers a more relaxed, lively onboard atmosphere at a price point that suits families and those looking for value on a longer Pacific voyage. Celebrity Cruises brings its modern-luxury approach to Hawaii, with the Celebrity Edge among the ships sailing these waters. Royal Caribbean rounds out the mainstream options, and Oceania Cruises caters to those who want a more intimate, destination-focused experience with an emphasis on fine dining and smaller group sizes.

If you are considering Princess Cruises in 2027 more broadly, or want to look at fly-cruise options with Princess in 2027, both pages are worth a look alongside the Hawaii-specific sailings here.

How Long Are Hawaii Cruises in 2027?

Durations run from 10 nights at the shorter end to world-cruise voyages of up to 248 nights. The median across all Hawaii fly-cruise sailings in 2027 is 24 nights, which gives you a sense of where the bulk of the range sits: these are not short breaks. A typical Hawaii and Polynesia itinerary of around 10–16 nights gives you meaningful time at sea and a genuine feel for the Pacific, while longer transpacific sailings of 20–30 nights are suited to those who want the full ocean-crossing experience. World-cruise segments including Hawaii run for months and are a different category of trip entirely.

If you are planning around a specific month — for instance, a January 2027 departure — a shorter 10- or 14-night sailing can work well as a standalone holiday. Those heading for a once-in-a-career trip often find the 24-night median a comfortable length: long enough to feel immersive, short enough to manage leave. Cruise1st’s team can help you match a duration to your dates and budget.

Current Deals on Hawaii Fly Cruises in 2027

A good number of Hawaii fly-cruise sailings in 2027 carry a reduced price against what was previously listed for that cabin grade. The headline reduction runs to up to 49% on a single departure, though that is the maximum on one sailing; most reduced sailings are discounted by around 9% from the cabin’s previous price. It is worth checking individual sailings rather than assuming a page-wide sale — savings are real but vary considerably by sailing and grade.

Fare types vary by cruise line. Royal Caribbean, for example, offers fare types such as last-minute fares and early-booking options, which can suit very different planning styles. Princess Cruises has its Princess Standard base fare as well as the Princess Plus package, which bundles casual dining meals, beverages up to a daily limit, MedallionNet® Max Wi-Fi, pre-paid crew appreciation, digital photographs and reserved theatre seating — a meaningful set of inclusions for a long Pacific voyage. Celebrity Cruises offers a straightforward All Inclusive fare that wraps a classic drinks package and basic Wi-Fi into one price, and a Retreat option for suite guests that includes premium drinks, premium Wi-Fi and exclusive lounge access.

19 of the available sailings are all-inclusive. If you want the simplicity of knowing most onboard costs are covered before you board, filtering to all-inclusive options is worth doing — ask the team when you call.

For those who enjoy planning ahead, a 2027 cruise from Southampton can sometimes be combined with a transatlantic repositioning to pick up a Hawaii sailing — our team can advise on creative routing if that appeals.

The Ships Sailing Hawaii in 2027

Royal Princess

Royal Princess is Princess Cruises’ flagship Royal-class ship, named in Southampton by HRH The Princess of Wales in 2013. If you want a sense of what sets her apart, the SeaWalk is a good place to start: a glass-floored walkway that extends 18 metres out over the ocean, almost 40 metres above the waves — the kind of thing that is hard to appreciate until you are standing on it. The Sanctuary adults-only retreat adds the Enclave thermal suite, heated stone loungers and a hydrotherapy pool for those who want somewhere quieter away from the main pool deck.

Royal Princess carries some of the most cabins and cabin grades in the Princess fleet. A look at the Royal Princess cabins and deck plans will show you the full layout. The main grades available on Hawaii sailings include:

• Inside cabin IA — 15.4 m², sleeping up to 4, with minibar, safe and desk; the most affordable entry point
• Sea-view cabin O6 — 20.0 m², sleeping up to 4, with a large panoramic forward-facing window and natural daylight
• Deluxe Balcony cabin DA — 23.4 m², sleeping up to 4, with a private balcony for breakfast or sundowners
• Penthouse Suite S3 with aft balcony — 54.5 m², sleeping up to 4, offering significantly more living space than all mini-suites and standard ocean-view cabins

Emerald Princess

Emerald Princess is a Crown-class ship that came out of a 2025 refurbishment with fresh interiors, 4 pools, 7 hot tubs, and 13 flexible dining venues. Movies Under the Stars — Princess’s open-air poolside cinema with complimentary popcorn and blankets on deck — is a signature feature that works particularly well on long Pacific nights. The dining line-up includes the Salty Dog Gastropub, Sabatini’s Italian Trattoria and Sterling Steakhouse among the 13 venues, all operating under the Anytime Dining system so you are not locked into set sittings.

Check the Emerald Princess cabins and deck plans for the full picture. Key cabin grades on Hawaii sailings:

• Inside cabin GTY — 15.1 m², sleeping up to 4, positioned on middle decks for quieter motion and easy lift access
• Sea-view cabin OB — 16.6 m², sleeping up to 4, with a panoramic window and unobstructed sea views
• Premium Balcony cabin B1 — 25.2 m², sleeping up to 4, with a private outdoor area with chair and table
• Owner’s Suite S2 — 63.8 m², sleeping up to 4; more than twice the space of a mini-suite

Coral Princess

Coral Princess has a slim build — 91,627 GT — that lets her reach narrower waterways and smaller island ports that larger ships simply cannot access. On a Hawaii and Polynesia itinerary, that matters: you may find yourself in anchorages that a bigger vessel would have to bypass. The Universe Lounge features three revolving stages and hosts cabaret, cooking demonstrations, fashion shows and lectures — a genuinely varied programme for a long Pacific crossing. Premium dining comes via the Crown Grill steakhouse and Sabatini’s Italian Trattoria, and The Sanctuary adults-only retreat is on deck for those who want a quieter space.

For cabin details, visit the Coral Princess cabins and deck plans page. The main grades include:

• Inside cabin IA — 14.5 m², sleeping up to 4, on middle decks with minimal ship motion
• Sea-view cabin O5 — 19.7 m², sleeping up to 4, with a large panoramic window and natural daylight
• Premium Balcony cabin B1 — 23.0 m², sleeping up to 4, roughly 50% more space than a standard balcony cabin
• Premium Suite S5 — 43.7 m², sleeping up to 4, with a separate seating zone and spacious living area

Ruby Princess

Refurbished in 2023, Ruby Princess now carries nearly 900 balcony staterooms — one of the highest balcony ratios in the Princess fleet, which makes a real difference on a long Pacific crossing where you want somewhere private to watch the ocean. Movies Under the Stars runs on deck with complimentary popcorn and blankets, and the evenings bring Broadway-style shows in the Princess Theatre. Dining spans 12 venues including Sabatini’s Italian Trattoria, Sterling Steakhouse and a 24-hour Horizon Court for whenever the time zone shift catches up with you.

The Ruby Princess cabins and deck plans page has the full grade breakdown.

Grand Princess

Grand Princess brings MedallionClass technology to the Hawaii routes — the Princess app lets you order food and drinks delivered anywhere on board, which on a long sea day is a genuine convenience rather than a gimmick. Movies Under the Stars is on deck with the iconic giant screen, complimentary popcorn and blankets, and the Crown Grill steakhouse serves aged cuts alongside the International Café, which runs 24 hours for coffee and pastries whenever you surface. See the Grand Princess cabins and deck plans for the full layout.

Celebrity Edge

Celebrity Edge is one of the most architecturally distinctive ships at sea. The Magic Carpet is a cantilevered platform that travels 13 floors along the ship’s side and doubles as a restaurant, bar, and the Dinner on the Edge venue — it is genuinely unlike anything else afloat. Infinite Veranda staterooms open the balcony wall fully into the cabin, so the boundary between inside and outside disappears entirely: you can lie in bed with the Pacific air in the room. The three-storey Eden venue hosts Cirque-style performers amid a living garden for evening entertainment that goes beyond a conventional stage show.

For cabin grade and deck information on Celebrity Edge, visit the Celebrity Edge cabins and deck plans page.

Celebrity Cruises offers 3 fare tiers on these sailings. The base rate covers the cruise itself with dining, entertainment and onboard activities, and you add extras yourself. The All Inclusive fare adds a classic drinks package and basic Wi-Fi in one price. The Retreat tier — for suite guests — includes premium drinks, premium Wi-Fi, exclusive lounge and sundeck access, private dining and dedicated personal service. For a broader look at what Celebrity is doing in 2027, the Celebrity 2027 Cruises from Southampton page covers the full programme.

More Ships on These Routes

Crown Princess and Carnival Legend also feature on Hawaii sailings in 2027. Crown Princess is another member of the Princess fleet that suits long Pacific voyages, while Carnival Legend brings Carnival’s relaxed, social atmosphere to these routes. See the Crown Princess cabins and deck plans and Carnival Legend cabins and deck plans for the full cabin breakdowns on each. Anthem of the Seas from Royal Caribbean also appears on these routes; deck plans and cabin grades are on the Anthem of the Seas cabins and deck plans page.

What Does a Hawaii Cruise and Stay Look Like?

A cruise-and-stay holiday to Hawaii in 2027 typically means flying out ahead of your embarkation date, spending a night or two in one of the port cities, then boarding your ship. At the other end, if your sailing is one-way — and most are — you will need to fly home from your disembarkation port: Los Angeles, Sydney, Honolulu, San Francisco or Vancouver, depending on your sailing.

Some travellers use the disembarkation port as the start of a longer stay — a few nights in Los Angeles or Sydney either side of the cruise turns the whole thing into a proper Pacific holiday rather than a point-to-point trip. Cruise1st can book those hotel nights, the transfers between airport and port, and any tours you want before or after the cruise. It all goes on one booking, which means one point of contact if anything needs changing.

The Hawaii destination page has more context on the islands themselves if you are still deciding which part of the Pacific you want to focus on.

How to Book a Hawaii Fly Cruise in 2027 with Cruise1st

As one of the UK’s leading cruise specialists, Cruise1st brings real expertise to Pacific itineraries — knowing which ship suits a long transpacific crossing versus a shorter island-hopping trip, which cabin grade makes sense for 24 nights at sea versus 10, and which fare tier gives you genuine value versus what you might duplicate on board. That kind of advice is the reason to call rather than book direct.

Our team can put together flights from your nearest UK airport, transfers to the embarkation port, pre- and post-cruise hotels, and any tours you want along the way — alongside the cruise itself, as a single Cruise1st Package. We are ABTA- and ATOL-protected, and rated 4.5/5 on Trustpilot from over 7,000 reviews.

For those who prefer to browse before they call, our wider cruises section covers every destination, line and year, including all the 2027 cruises across the full programme. The fly-cruise deals page is also worth checking if you want to see where current reductions are sharpest.

If you are weighing up Hawaii against other parts of the world for 2027, the Australia and New Zealand 2027 Cruises page covers the southern Pacific alternative, and Princess Japan and Southeast Asia 2027–2028 is worth a look if Asia appeals alongside the Pacific. For those considering a world cruise that includes Hawaii, the P&O Arcadia World Cruises 2027 page shows one option for the longest voyages.

Other 2027 Cruises Worth Considering

If you are still working out which 2027 sailing suits you best, a few other pages are worth exploring. Mediterranean Cruises 2027 is the most-searched destination for the year and has the widest range of itineraries and prices. Greek Islands Cruises 2027 is a strong option for those who want shorter, more frequent port calls. Both are a different proposition from a Pacific voyage, but they are useful benchmarks for comparing durations and prices before committing to a long-haul fly-cruise.

If you are sailing from the UK rather than flying out, 2027 cruises from Southampton lists everything departing the UK’s busiest cruise port across the year, including routes that eventually reach the Pacific. 2027 cruises from Liverpool covers the northern English and Welsh departure option. Australia fly-cruises in 2027 is the closest alternative destination to Hawaii by sailing distance, and worth comparing if you are drawn to the South Pacific more broadly.

*Prices are per person based on 2 people sharing, and are subject to change. This price is not kept up to date and therefore does not reflect live pricing and availability. Prices and any discounts shown were checked on 14 October 2026.

Where a discount is shown, it is a reduction from the price previously listed for that cabin grade on that sailing, not a comparison between cabin grades or against a brochure rate. Discounts and prices shown are not kept up to date: the reduction available now may be smaller, or may have ended, and prices may have changed.