Things To Do

The Waikiki luau at Paradise Cove Luau begins with a tropical Mai Tai greeting, while live Hawaiian music sets the festive mood of the evening. Take a stroll through the Hawaiian Village to learn the arts and crafts of the islands, or test your skills at the Hawaiian Games.

After the delightful “Shower of Flowers”, participate in the Hukilau on the beach and learn the net fishing techniques of old Hawaii. Following the pageantry of the Royal Court Procession and imu (earth oven) ceremony, your evening continues with a sumptuous feast.

Make sure you bring along your appetite to fully enjoy Paradise Cove’s extensive menu, blending the best traditional Hawaiian dishes, local favorites and continental cuisine.

Then, after dinner, with a spectacular Hawaiian sunset as a backdrop, award-winning performers will entertain and amaze with an unforgettable display of songs and dances from across Polynesia at the Paradise Cove Extravaganza.

If you consider yourself a true foodie or are ready for a full Spanish gastronomic experience, this is the class for you.  You will with a glass of cava and taken to The Paella Club where you will head to your work station ready to get cooking! Depending on the size of the class, several varieties of paella will be made at each session so that guests will learn how to cook and taste more than one type of paella. 

After the workshop, our guests sit together at our table to share their paella creations, additional entrees, and dessert courses, which are accompanied with free-flowing Catalan wine and great conversation. 

Buenos Aires Sightseeing Tour (Morning):  Retiro, one of the city’s most populous neighborhoods, will be your first stop on your sightseeing tour. Your motor coach will pass by many of Buenos Aires’ famous landmarks, with historical and cultural commentary from your guide. On the way to Teatro Colón, the city’s famous opera house, see the Metropolitan Cathedral and the town hall, or Cabildo. Visit the famous Plaza de la República and the Obelisco de Buenos Aires (Obelisk of Buenos Aires.) Stop at Casa Rosada, Plaza de Mayo, and snap some photos of its famous pink exterior. San Telmo is your next stop, and on the way there you’ll pass through Puerto Madero, one of Buenos Aires’ oldest neighborhoods that sits right on the water. La Boca, a historically Italian neighborhood, features brightly painted buildings on its main thoroughfare. Stroll some pedestrian streets in the area; maybe even purchase some wares from local artisans and artists. Hop back on the coach, passing through the Palermo neighborhood and Palermo Woods. End your tour in Recoleta, famed for its mansions and the fascinating Recoleta Cemetery where Evita is buried. 

Tango Show with Dinner (Evening): Enjoy Argentina’s passionate, vibrant national pastime while you dine on elegant Argentinian and international cuisine. Accompanied by a varied selection of unlimited wine, this dinner and professional tango show is truly a feast for the senses.