Pride of America · 7 nights · Oʻahu · Maui · Hawaiʻi · Kauaʻi

49 videos for your Hawaiʻi cruise

Every port on the seven-night inter-island sailing, mapped to the day you’ll actually be there — so the night before Maui you watch Maui, not a two-hour “Best of Hawaii” reel.

Open all 49 on the map
The Hawaiian islands on TraVidMap with clustered video markers: nine and two on Kaua'i, eleven at Honolulu, two and four on Maui, and five, six and two across the Big Island.
All 49, clustered by island — 11 around Honolulu, 6 on Maui, 13 across the Big Island between Hilo and Kona, and 11 on Kauaʻi.
Before you sail

The ship

Pride of America

Worth an evening before you fly — deck layout, where to stand for sail-away, and which specialty restaurants are worth pre-booking.

Saturday · Day 1

Honolulu, Oʻahu

embark · sail 7:00 PM

Embarkation eats the middle of the day, but Pearl Harbor still fits if you are already on-island — take an early Arizona slot and board closer to 3pm. Flying in that morning is a different story. The North Shore wants a whole day either way, so keep that one for a pre- or post-cruise day.

Book early USS Arizona Memorial tickets run on a timed-entry system and sell out. Reserve well before you fly rather than hoping on the day — that booking is what makes an embarkation-day visit work at all.
Sunday & Monday · Days 2–3

Kahului, Maui

8:00 AM → overnight → 6:00 PM

The overnight makes Maui the strongest stop of the week. A full Sunday for the Road to Hana, and you can still be at the Haleakalā summit for Monday sunrise and back aboard by six.

Reserve Haleakalā sunrise entry needs a reservation released 60 days ahead, with a second batch two days before. A park pass alone will not get you through the gate before 7:00 AM.
Tuesday · Day 4

Hilo, Hawaiʻi

8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Ten hours is comfortably enough for Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park, about forty-five minutes up the hill, with Rainbow and ʻAkaka Falls on the way back down.

Check that day Kīlauea has been erupting in episodes, not continuously — fountaining can run for hours and then stop. Check the National Park Service eruption page the morning you are in port rather than trusting any video’s footage.
Wednesday · Day 5

Kona, Hawaiʻi

7:00 AM – 5:30 PM · tender

A tender port, so you go ashore by boat and lose a little time at both ends. The day is water and coffee: Kealakekua Bay, the Place of Refuge, and the coffee belt just uphill.

Will not fit The famous manta ray night snorkel launches at dusk, around 6:30 PM — and the ship leaves at 5:30. It is not doable on the port day. Save it for a land stay; the manta videos below are trip inspiration, not a Wednesday plan.
Wear it under Put your swimsuit on under your clothes before you tender in. You can be in the water near the pier without a trip back to the ship to change. from the NCL Pride of America 7 days in Hawaii group
Thursday & Friday · Days 6–7

Nāwiliwili, Kauaʻi

8:00 AM → overnight → 2:00 PM

The second overnight. Thursday is the full day — Waimea Canyon, or a Nāpali boat trip out of Port Allen. Friday’s two o’clock departure leaves a morning only, so keep that one close to the pier.

Plane or heli Lihue airport is minutes from the pier, so an air tour fits either day. The fixed-wing is cheaper and steadier and a high-wing Cessna gives a clean view straight down, but it cannot hover or drop into the valleys the way a helicopter can. Book the morning slot either way — wind and thermals build through the day.
Friday evening

Nāpali Coast

scenic cruising

After the two o’clock departure the ship runs the eleven miles of Nāpali cliffs in late-afternoon light. Nothing to book, nowhere to go — the whole thing is about where you are standing. All three of these were filmed from Pride of America on this exact leg.

Watch tomorrow’s port tonight

All 49, on the map, sorted by the day you’ll be there.

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Port times as printed on the NCL itinerary summary — always check your own documents, since times shift by sailing date. Every video opens on YouTube, or plays inside the map.