Program Overview
**Use your trip’s unique identifier code NAHI27 when registering**
Experience the magic of Hawaii with Travel For Teens and Nazareth Academy! This unforgettable journey brings students to the heart of the Hawaiian Islands where breathtaking landscapes, rich cultural traditions, and meaningful hands on learning come together. From the beaches of Maui to the vibrant energy of Oahu students will explore Hawaii in a way that is immersive educational and deeply inspiring.
Throughout the trip students will snorkel in crystal clear waters at Molokini Crater participate in environmental service with the Maui Ocean Center and engage deeply with Hawaiian arts and culture. Students will take part in hula and lei making with local experts attend weaving workshops with the Hawaiian Handweavers Hui and participate in printmaking classes with Honolulu Printmakers gaining a meaningful understanding of Polynesian artistic traditions and creative expression.
We will visit charming towns like Paia relax on iconic beaches hike Diamond Head for panoramic views of Honolulu and reflect on history at the Pearl Harbor memorial. Prepare to embrace the spirit of aloha as you connect with Hawaii’s people culture and natural beauty. This is more than a summer adventure it is a creative cultural and educational experience that will leave a lasting impact long after you return home.
*This will be an 8-day tour in June 2027*
Trip Itinerary
DAY 1: DEPART FROM THE USA
The group flight departs for Maui!
DAYS 2-4: Maui
Explore the natural beauty and cultural heritage of Maui through hands on learning and adventure. Activities include environmental service with the Maui Ocean Center focused on sea turtle conservation and marine research, snorkeling at Molokini Crater, and beach time at Ka’anapali. Students will engage in Hawaiian cultural arts through private hula and lei making lessons, visit the Hui No‘eau Visual Arts Center for an arts workshop, and explore the North Shore town of Paia.
DAY 5: TRAVEL TO OAHU
Enjoy a final morning in Maui before flying to Honolulu!
DAYS 6-7:
Dive into Oahu’s rich history and vibrant arts scene. Visit Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial, hike Diamond Head for panoramic views of Honolulu, and enjoy local treats from Leonard’s Bakery. Students will take part in immersive arts experiences including weaving with the Hawaiian Handweavers Hui and printmaking workshops with Honolulu Printmakers, as well as explore Honolulu’s Chinatown Arts District.
DAY 8: RETURN HOME
After an unforgettable exploration of Hawaii’s landscapes, culture, history, and artistic traditions, students will return home with a deeper connection to the land, its people, and the spirit of aloha.
Informational Meeting
A TFT representative will give a short presentation and answer your questions.
When: February 11, 2026
Time: 6:30 PM EST
Passcode: K$4hA=2Q
Registration Instructions
- Begin by clicking the ‘Register Now’ button on your school’s webpage
- You will be taken to the MyTFT portal. Choose the option to ‘Create an Account’ and enter your email address and a password.
- Once your account is created, you will be directed to a screen where you will be asked to fill out information about you as the guardian. Then, click the blue ‘Update’ button at the bottom of the screen.
- Next, put in your trip’s unique identifier code (NAHI27).
- Search the code in the box with the magnifying glass icon and select your school’s trip.
- After selecting your trip, you’ll be prompted to begin the registration process! Please follow the instructions to complete your registration.
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Trip Specific FAQs
Who is Travel For Teens?
We are in our 21st year in the teen travel business and have emerged as the industry leader for teen travel in the United States, Canada, Europe, Latin America, Asia, Oceania, and Africa. We operate over 100 programs in 47 countries on 6 continents.
Our philosophy: We offer genuine and authentic trips for travelers, not tourists.
Our goal is to engender a passion for learning about other cultures and places through living like a local in that place.
How much is tuition & what does tuition include?
Tuition for the trip is $5,495 which INCLUDES all breakfasts and dinners, airfare, accommodations, transportation, entrance to museums/events, taxes, and tips.
Tuition does NOT INCLUDE lunches and meals not listed in the itinerary, beverages other than filtered water at meals, COVID testing before, during, or after the trip, laundry, souvenirs, shopping, visas and visa application fees, personal and medical expenses, activities and admissions that are not program-related or referenced in the itinerary, excess baggage fees, damage to hotels, expenses related to unforeseen circumstances (e.g. transportation delays or natural disasters).
Tuition for the trip is $5,495 which INCLUDES all breakfasts and dinners, airfare, accommodations, transportation, entrance to museums/events, taxes, and tips.
Tuition does NOT INCLUDE lunches and meals not listed in the itinerary, beverages other than filtered water at meals, COVID testing before, during, or after the trip, laundry, souvenirs, shopping, visas and visa application fees, personal and medical expenses, activities and admissions that are not program-related or referenced in the itinerary, excess baggage fees, damage to hotels, expenses related to unforeseen circumstances (e.g. transportation delays or natural disasters).
If I cannot afford the payment schedule listed above, does Travel For Teens provide flexible payment plans?
Yes, Travel For Teens is willing to customize a payment plan for any participant who needs a little flexibility in the payment schedule. Please email help@travelforteens.com for details on payment plans.
Who can go on this trip?
The trip is open to students at Nazareth Academy. Space is limited and is awarded on a first-come, first-serve basis.
The trip is open to students at Nazareth Academy. Space is limited and is awarded on a first-come, first-serve basis.
After I register, what happens next?
Once you have completed your registration and paid your deposit, you will receive an email that contains your USERNAME and PASSWORD to MyTFT. All forms to be completed by parents and physician as well as packing lists, travel tips, travel insurance information, and other important information can be found on the MyTFT portal (hard copies of the essential legal/medical forms can be mailed to participants upon request). Our contract and release must be signed by all custodial parents (or guardians) and the participant.
Where do we stay?
We will be staying in three-star hotels throughout the program. The names of the accommodations are available to all families once they have signed up.
Single rooms can be requested and will cost $600 additional per person per single.
Note: singles must be requested at the time of registration to be guaranteed.
We will be staying in three-star hotels throughout the program. The names of the accommodations are available to all families once they have signed up.
Single rooms can be requested and will cost $600 additional per person per single.
Note: singles must be requested at the time of registration to be guaranteed.
Trip Emails & Photographs
PHOTOGRAPHS
We will take dozens, if not hundreds, of photos each day. The best photos will be posted as regularly as possible (ideally every day) to a private photo-sharing platform (Waldo Photos) where you can follow along with the trip. We will send you an email to alert you when we post new photos. Low-resolution photos can be viewed for free during and after the trip. All of your High-Resolution matched photos can be purchased and downloaded in real-time during the trip or after the trip for $50.
EMAILS
The Trip Director will be in regular email contact every 24-48 hours, internet willing, with our families. Emails will include fun detailed updates about the day’s activities and are a great way for families to follow along with the journey. Email will be the best way to communicate messages to the Trip Director.
What is the payment timeline?
TBD
TBD
Safety, Sickness & Communication
SAFETY AND SICKNESS
The safety of our participants is our #1 concern, which is why we have only experienced trip leaders running the show. We offer 24/7 communication throughout our programs and have detailed risk management and safety policies in place. Please review our policies here.
For information regarding our specific policies with Covid-19 please review our Covid-19 protocols page here.
What are the safety qualifications for our staff?
Our staff members undergo a rigorous hiring process. They receive the same background check as school educators, an extensive training process to go over all safety precautions and protocols, and are required to be certified in CPR and First Aid. We exclusively hire responsible, multi-talented individuals who are safety-minded and are as passionate about teen travel as we are.
What is the food like on a TFT program? Can you accommodate dietary restrictions?
In a word – delicious! At TFT, we believe food should be an integral part of the travel experience and always make an effort to eat at authentic establishments when we can. What better way to immerse yourself in the culture of a place than by sampling the local delicacies, and we encourage students to do so whenever possible! Just as we stay away from Americanized hotel chains, we try to avoid restaurants with menus that cater only to tourists because every good traveler knows the best food is found wherever the locals are eating!
We also love to have picnics al fresco and do this whenever possible, which is a great way to taste some local food while sitting out in the fresh air taking in the sights and sounds of our surroundings.
As always, we are willing and able to accommodate vegetarians, vegans, gluten allergies, and other dietary restrictions.
Do I need to speak the language?
No, our skilled staff members will help you get around and even teach you a few fun phrases!
Are participants allowed to have their cell phones on the program?
We do allow participants to bring their phones, but we ask that they use it solely as a camera when we are out and about during the day. We want everyone to focus on living in the moment and fully experience each new destination we are visiting without being absorbed in their phones. We ask that participants look at their journey with us as a way to disconnect. When we have downtime at our hotels in the evenings it is okay for participants to use their devices to connect with friends and family back home.

