Wanderlust in its purest form: From Hawaii to Tahiti đâïž
Some orders make us pause for a moment. Not because of the technology â we have that under control đ â but because of the route. When Jan ordered his map, it was immediately clear: This is going to be special.
AÂ 14-day Pacific cruise from Hawaii to Tahiti â with vast ocean passages, iconic islands, and that exact feeling of freedom that can really only be experienced on the high seas. Designing the map filled us with pure wanderlust.

The start in the heart of the Pacific: Honolulu
Honolulu is more than a port. Waikiki, Diamond Head, the warm evening light â a place that instantly slows you down. The perfect start to a journey that doesn't rush from A to B, but leaves room to arrive.
Island hopping in Hawaii đș
Kahului
Lush, volcanic, and wild. Maui stands for road trips along the coast, waterfalls, and that deep green that you never forget.
Nawiliwili
The "Garden Island". Dramatic cliffs, dense jungle, and the famous NÄ-Pali coast â almost unrealistically beautiful.
Kona
Lava rock, dry heat, endless expanse. Kona shows the rugged, primal side of the island world.
Hilo
Rainforest, waterfalls, rich green. A contrast to Kona â and a perfect conclusion to the Hawaii leg.
Four days of nothing but sea đ
Then: nothing but ocean. Four days at sea, during which the route stretches long and elegant across the Pacific on the map. Right in the middle as a highlight: the crossing of the equator. It is exactly these sections that make such maps so special â they show how far you really traveled.
Arrival in paradise: French Polynesia đïž
Bora Bora
Turquoise lagoons, a volcano like something out of a painting. A name that immediately creates images in your mind â and is a real highlight on the map.
Raiatea
The spiritual center of Polynesia. Quiet, primal, almost mysterious.
Moorea
Distinctive bays, rich green, mountains that grow directly out of the sea. A postcard motif â only real.
Papeete
Lively, warm, colorful. The perfect home port after two weeks full of impressions.
Why this map was something special for us
This route is not a classic â and that is exactly what we love. While drawing the actual ship route of the Norwegian Sun, it became visible how vast the Pacific is and how unique this journey was.
A line that connects continents. Islands that lie like pearls in the ocean. And a memory that you can feel not only in your mind, but also on your wall.

Thank you, Jan, for this extraordinary order.
It showed us once again why we do what we do: Making travel visible. đđ