Hawaii All-Inclusive Honeymoon Package Review: Hawaii Tours’ Best-Selling Vacation Worth It?

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Quick Overview

The All-Inclusive Hawaiʻi Honeymoon Package is the top-listed pick in Hawaii Tours’ “Best All Inclusive Vacation Packages in Hawaii” lineup, and with 760 reviews it’s clearly one of the site’s most popular all-inclusive offerings. It’s a fully planned multi-island honeymoon, starting with a 2-island, 7-night itinerary from $3,235 per person, that pairs Waikīkī nightlife and adventure with Maui’s Road to Hana scenery and sunsets.

Key Features

The base 2-island, 7-night itinerary starts on Oʻahu with an evening in Waikīkī, a private 8-hour “Tastes of Oʻahu” tour with a romantic dinner at Haleʻiwa Joe’s, and a UTV and zipline adventure through Kualoa Ranch’s Jurassic Valley. From there, couples fly to Maui aboard Hawaiian Airlines for a Road to Hana tour with a picnic lunch, a stop at a black sand beach, a swim under a waterfall, and a traditional Hawaiian lūʻau, with free beach days at Kaʻanapali worked in between. Longer 3-island (9-night) and 4-island (12-night) versions extend the same format to Kauaʻi and the Big Island, adding experiences like Waimea Canyon, mountain tubing, and an evening volcano tour.

Every tier includes round-trip flights to Hawaiʻi, all inter-island flights, 4-star beachfront resort stays, private airport and shuttle transfers, a rotating cast of premium tours and activities, and full-time local concierge support by phone or text throughout the trip.

Who It’s For

This is built for couples who want a genuine multi-island honeymoon without having to research and book flights, hotels, and activities separately island by island. Because everything from flights to resorts to daily activities is prearranged by a local concierge team, it suits travelers who’d rather hand the logistics to someone else and focus on the trip itself. The 2-island, 7-night version is the lightest commitment; couples with more time can step up to the 3- or 4-island versions for a longer, more comprehensive tour of the islands. Special honeymoon upgrades, including room-view upgrades, are available for an extra cost.

Pricing

The package starts at $3,235 per person for the 2-island, 7-night itinerary through Hawaii Tours, covering flights, hotels, and transfers only — food and drink are not included, which leaves flexibility to choose your own restaurants. All-inclusive packages of 4 or more nights come with cancellation insurance built into every booking: cancel any time up to 72 hours before departure for a full credit refund (a full cash refund is available for an extra per-person fee), though groups of 6 or more guests must cancel at least 7 days in advance.

Pros and Cons

Pros: A fully planned multi-island honeymoon that bundles flights, resorts, transfers, and premium activities into one booking; local concierge support by phone or text for the whole trip; 4-star beachfront resorts with optional ocean-view upgrades; a genuinely varied itinerary mixing adventure (zipline, UTV, Road to Hana), romance (private dinners, sunsets, lūʻau), and relaxation (free beach days); backed by 760 reviews; built-in cancellation insurance with a full refund available up to 72 hours out.

Cons: At $3,235+ per person, it’s a significant upfront cost compared to booking flights and hotels separately; food and drink are not included, so meal costs add up on top of the package price; a full cash refund (versus credit) costs extra; larger groups of 6 or more need to cancel a full week ahead rather than 72 hours.

FAQ

How many islands does the honeymoon package cover?
You can choose a 2-island (7-night), 3-island (9-night), or 4-island (12-night) itinerary, or work with a planner to build a fully custom route.

What’s included in the price?
The per-person price covers round-trip and inter-island flights, 4-star beachfront hotel stays, private transfers, and a curated set of premium tours and activities. Food and drink are not included.

Can we upgrade our hotel room?
Yes, you can upgrade from the standard room to a partial ocean view, full ocean view, or front ocean view option when customizing your package at checkout.

What’s the cancellation policy?
Packages of 4+ nights include cancellation insurance. Cancel up to 72 hours before departure for a full credit refund, or pay an extra per-person fee for a full cash refund. Groups of 6 or more must cancel at least 7 days in advance.

Bottom Line

For couples who want a genuine multi-island Hawaiian honeymoon handled start to finish, the All-Inclusive Hawaiʻi Honeymoon Package is a well-reviewed way to do it — the top pick in Hawaii Tours’ all-inclusive vacation package lineup, backed by 760 reviews. Starting at $3,235 per person with flights, beachfront resorts, transfers, and premium activities bundled in, it’s worth requesting a custom itinerary through Hawaii Tours before your trip.