DAY 01 - 08: HONOLULU, HAWAII, USA

Thinking about holiday to Hawaii? This superb destination is the world’s most isolated island archipelago, and lies over two thousand miles from the coast of California. The Islands offer a unique history, culture and laid back tropical ambience, and visitors never fail to be seduced by its many charms.

Fun-packed Waikiki is the main gateway and resort but it would be an awful shame to come all this way and not experience the many attractions and distinct characters of the other islands. One of the best ways to do this is by island hopping, as it’s the ideal way to appreciate and contrast the distinctive and beautiful lush island of Kauai, sophisticated Maui and the volcanic landscapes of the Big Island.

Kaui is the oldest of these beautiful islands and the fourth largest. This island has many points of interest such as wilderness areas, multiple mature gardens and state parks. Maui is the second largest of the islands where snorkelling, windsurfing, surfing and kite surfing are amongst the more popular activities.

By island hopping, you really can incorporate different types of holidays all in one multi-centre and with short distances to travel between them. This make Hawaii and the surrounding islands a very enjoyable mixed holiday experience. Call us for more ideas on what to see and do on your holiday to Hawaii.

DAY 10 - 13: TORONTO, CANADA

Why not book Toronto as part of your Canada multi-centre holiday? Toronto is that rarity among major North American cities, with a community of small-town virtues, few big city vices, and pleasant tree lined streets to balance out the skyscrapers. Toronto has all the advantages of a city of three million people, an art world, theatre, television production, 6000 restaurants, major-league baseball, hockey and football. Toronto is also Canada’s largest city, with over 2.5 million residents and it is also the business and financial capital.

For museum and culture lovers, there is the Royal Ontario Museum, which exhibits a wealth of natural history and world culture. For art lovers there is the Art Gallery of Ontario which houses contemporary artwork from around the world. The Gardiner museum is the only museum in Canada that is solely dedicated to ceramics, of which have been acquired from many locations across the globe. For animal lovers there is the Toronto Zoo, which houses an amazing 5,000 plus animals comprising of over 450 individual species.

Toronto also has some fantastic shopping experiences at hand. The Yorkville Neighbourhood, Financial District, Harbourfront are all popular destinations to suit any shopping fanatics. The Eaton Centre is by far the most popular destination for shopping, with over 50 million visitors on an annual basis. Toronto is certainly a recommended Canada multi-centre stop off, particularly if you want a pleasant urban experience as part of your holiday.