Since you're traveling today and it's already evening in your timezone, use the morning hours before your flight to take care of logistics and savor a relaxed send-off: enjoy a hearty breakfast at a local airport café or neighborhood brunch spot, double-check documents and mobile boarding passes at the airline check-in counter, and drop off checked luggage at the airline bag drop. If time allows, stroll a nearby park or waterfront (for example, the city's riverside promenade or community green) to stretch your legs and pick up travel essentials at an airport newsstand or convenience shop before heading to security.
Spend a relaxed, practical afternoon wrapping up travel prep by visiting the city's main post office or travel center to mail last-minute items and pick up travel-size supplies, then enjoy a light early dinner at a renowned local seafood bistro near the airport to savor one last regional bite. Allow time to return to the terminal with cushion-check in at the airline counter, print or confirm boarding passes at the self-service kiosk, and relax in the airport lounge or a quiet departure gate café before security and your overnight flight.
Since it's already late, ease into your journey with a calm pre-flight evening: unwind with small plates and tropical cocktails at an airport rooftop bar or lounge that offers flight-viewing, then pick up travel comforts like a neck pillow and noise-cancelling earbuds at the airport travel essentials shop. After a leisurely final stroll through a nearby waterfront promenade or airport art walk to clear your head, head to the airline priority lane or late check-in counter to confirm your seat and boarding time before settling into the gate for the overnight flight.
Ease into your first Hawaiian morning with a leisurely breakfast at Kona Coffee Purveyors followed by a gentle walk through Kapiʻolani Park where you can watch early surfers and take in views of Diamond Head from a distance. Afterward, stroll the calm shoreline at Kaimana Beach for a mellow swim or snorkel session and replenish with fresh poke and tropical fruit at Ono Seafood before returning to your hotel to rest and freshen up.
Spend a lazy afternoon wandering the shaded paths of Ala Moana Beach Park, kick off your shoes for a picnic with fresh shave ice from Matsumoto's Shave Ice (satellite carts near the park), then rent a stand-up paddleboard at Fort DeRussy Beach for a gentle glide past calm waters. As the light softens, enjoy sunset cocktails and fish tacos on the lawn at Duke's Waikiki (outdoor patio area) before strolling the nearby promenade to watch hula performances or live ukulele music at small beachfront venues.
As twilight settles, wander the lively Kaimuki neighborhood for dinner at The Pig and the Lady where inventive Vietnamese-fusion plates pair perfectly with local craft beers, then stroll to Sculpture Garden at Doris Duke (E. K. Mizuno site nearby) to enjoy quiet public art and cooling breezes. Finish the night with a relaxed drink and live Hawaiian music on the lanai at House Without a Key while watching stars over the ocean before returning to your hotel to rest and recharge for tomorrow's island explorations.
Start your day with a traditional Hawaiian breakfast at Helena's Hawaiian Food, then head inland to stroll the tranquil gardens and see sacred art at Byodo-In Temple in the Valley of the Temples. Afterward, drive the scenic windward coast to hike the short, panoramic trail at Makapuʻu Lighthouse Lookout for ocean vistas and a chance to spot whales (seasonal) before returning to Honolulu for a relaxed lunch.
Drive the windward coast for a relaxed afternoon, stopping first at Ho'omaluhia Botanical Garden to wander palm-lined trails and picnic beneath towering mountains, then continue to Lanikai Beach for a dip in turquoise waters and a short kayak toward the offshore Mokulua islets if conditions are calm. Wrap the daylight hours with a scenic coastal cruise or snorkeling session departing from Kailua Boat Harbor, where local operators offer glass-bottom options and sunset-leaning departures that smoothly bridge into an evening of island flavors.
As twilight deepens, settle into a seaside farm-to-table dinner at MW Restaurant in Honolulu for inventive local dishes paired with Hawaiian wines, then wander the moonlit lanes of Chinatown to sample late-night bites and browse quirky art galleries. Finish the night with a rooftop cocktail at The SURFjack Hotel's Mahina & Suns for live indie music and views over the city, or join an evening stargazing session and storytelling circle at Honolulu Community College's planetarium if available, keeping the pace relaxed after a full day of scenic drives and cultural discovery.
Begin your travel day with a relaxed island-style send-off at Kailua General Store for a grab-and-go plate lunch and fresh pastries, then drive a short scenic loop to Nuʻuanu Pali Lookout for sweeping cliff-top views and a final photo of Oʻahu's windward coast before returning the rental car. Allow extra time to check bags and clear security at Honolulu International Airport (Daniel K. Inouye), and if your schedule permits, enjoy a calming pre-flight stretch and acai bowl at HNL's Hawaiian Airlines Premier Lounge to recharge before the long-haul segment toward your international hub.
After a relaxed morning, stop at Niu Valley Shopping Center for last-minute island snacks and a light poke bowl at Nico's Niu Valley before returning your rental; then take a scenic detour to Tantalus Lookout (Puʻu Ualakaʻa State Park) for a final panoramic view over Honolulu and a few farewell photos. Head to Daniel K. Inouye International Airport's interisland gates with time to browse the artisan stalls at Hawaiian Marketplace (within the terminal), pick up bottled water and travel comforts at ABC Stores (airport branch), and clear security well ahead of your evening departure toward the international hub.
After dropping off your rental and checking in, enjoy an easy pre-flight evening at HNL's ʻImi Ola Garden, a quiet outdoor pocket near the terminal ideal for stretching and a last tropical photo shoot; pick up a fresh taro wrap and coconut water at Moena Cafe (airport kiosk) for a light, island-flavored bite. If your schedule allows, head to Gate-side Bar & Bistro (Terminal C lounge area) for a relaxed dinner of grilled mahi-mahi and local salad while confirming connections and downloading entertainment for the long overnight leg, then board with plenty of time to settle into your seat and rest en route to the international hub.
As you continue your long-haul journey, ease into the day with a rejuvenating lounge stop at Plaza Premium Lounge (major international hub terminal) for a shower and a light continental breakfast, followed by a walk through the airport's indoor botanical garden or art corridor to reset your body clock. Later, join a guided short-stretch session or mobility class offered at Wellness Hub (airport wellness center) and pick up nourishing travel snacks like cold-pressed juices and a bento box at the terminal's specialty grab-and-go café to keep energy steady before the next flight leg toward Bali.
Spend a restorative afternoon between flights by booking access to The Centurion Lounge (if available at your international hub) for a warm meal and quiet workspace, then wander the terminal's curated shops and pick up healthy bites like a sushi bento from a premium airport sushi counter. Later, soothe jet lag with a 30-45 minute treatment at an airport spa (express massage or reflexology service) followed by downtime in a peaceful charging area near the airport meditation room or quiet zone, so you board the next leg toward Bali feeling refreshed and sleep-ready.
As night falls during your long-haul segment, settle into a calm, restorative routine by ordering a light dinner and herbal tea from the onboard a la carte cabin service and dimming lights for sleep while listening to a curated sleep playlist from the airline's wellness channel. When awake between sleep cycles, stretch with slow-mobility exercises using a travel strap from the flight crew's amenity kit and enjoy a quiet movie or documentary about Indonesian culture offered on the international entertainment system to mentally prepare for Bali's rhythms before arrival.
After arrival and a gentle hotel check-in, ease into Bali with a slow breakfast at Revolver Espresso (Seminyak) or Seniman Coffee Studio (Ubud), then wander a nearby artisan market-Seminyak Flea Market or Ubud Art Market-to pick up local batik and woven souvenirs. Follow with a restorative stroll through Petitenget Temple grounds if staying in Seminyak or a tranquil walk among the rice paddies at Campuhan Ridge Walk in Ubud, finishing with a midday Balinese massage at Prana Spa (Seminyak) or Taksu Spa (Ubud) to reset after long travel.
Take a gentle, unwind-focused afternoon by visiting Seminyak Beachwalk for a shady cafe stop and people-watching, then drift into a chilled surf-lesson or board rental at Batu Belig Beach if you feel like trying short paddles and soft waves. Alternatively in Ubud, linger over a late-lunch tasting menu at Locavore (book ahead) before wandering the serene grounds of Saraswati Temple and sipping jasmine tea on the lotus pond-both options let you recover from travel while easing into Bali's relaxed rhythm.
As the sun dips, settle into a relaxed dinner at La Lucciola (Seminyak) for beachfront plates and a slow sunset stroll along the sand, then wander toward Double-Six Rooftop for a nightcap with live acoustic music. If you're in Ubud, enjoy a calming Balinese dance performance over dinner at Puri Saren Royal Palace followed by a quiet riverside walk to Campuhan Bridge to listen to nighttime jungle sounds and ease into tomorrow's deeper island explorations.
Begin with a sunrise stroll and light breakfast at KAFE Ubud, then head to Tegenungan Waterfall for a refreshing dip and photo ops before the crowds build. Continue with a mindful walk through the layered paddies of Tegalalang Rice Terrace, stopping at a local warung for fresh coconut water and a short guided tour of traditional subak irrigation techniques.
Spend a leisurely afternoon wandering the serene grounds of Gunung Kawi Sebatu with its mossy shrines, then head to the nearby Suka House for a hands-on Balinese cooking class where you shop at Sindu Market for spices and learn to make sambal and lawar. Finish with a reflective visit to Taman Saraswati (different from the morning's Saraswati Temple) to admire lotus ponds and live gamelan performances over tea before a short break at a riverside café.
As dusk falls, savor a farm-to-table dinner at Locavore's sister restaurant, then wander to Saraswati Ubud Evening Market for artisanal snacks and handcrafted souvenirs under lantern light. Finish with a calming nighttime ritual at Pura Dalem Agung Padangtegal to watch traditional kecak rehearsal scenes (if available) or enjoy a rooftop herbal tea and live gamelan at Adiwana Resort's terrace bar, letting the gentle sounds and lantern glow ease you toward tomorrow's explorations.
If you choose a beach-focused morning, enjoy sunrise surf or a gentle lesson with local instructors at Balangan Beach, then stroll to nearby Single Fin café for kopi and a cliffside breakfast overlooking the reef before a slow swim at Padang Padang. For a mountain option, leave early for a guided trek up Mount Batur's lower slopes with a knowledgeable local guide, pause for tea at a roadside warung in Toya Bungkah, and soak in the natural hot springs at Toya Devasya to soothe tired muscles afterward.
Choose a calm coastal option by booking a beachfront massage and sunset paddle at Nusa Dua Beach, followed by fresh seafood at the open-air Bumbu Bali Beachfront Warung and a leisurely stroll through the manicured gardens of Mulia Resort's beachfront promenade. Or, if you've chosen the mountain route, spend the afternoon recovering after a morning trek with a soak and lunch at Toya Devasya Hot Springs' terrace café, then take a scenic drive up to Kintamani Viewpoint for panoramic views of Mount Batur and Lake Batur as the light softens.
If you spent the day on the coast, wind down with a seafood feast and live jazz at Sundara Beach Club followed by a moonlit walk to watch bioluminescence near Jimbaran Bay's quieter stretch, then enjoy a nightcap on the hotel terrace at Alila Seminyak with ocean breezes. If you chose the mountain option, soothe tired muscles with a restorative Balinese spa ritual and herbal steam at Karsa Spa (Ubud outpost), then dine on hearty local stews at Warung Bintang before returning to a hilltop viewpoint at Bukit Campuhan for a peaceful star-lit panorama to close the day.
Before you head to the airport, savor a calm Balinese send-off with breakfast at Cafe Organic (Seminyak) for fresh tropical bowls and smoothies, then take a short, reflective walk through Desa Seni's beachside gardens to stretch and collect last-minute handcrafted sandals from Biasa ArtHouse. Return to your hotel to finish packing, arrange an airport transfer through Bali Airport Taxi (Bluebird pre-booking), and stop at Ngurah Rai International Airport's Duty Free Village for travel essentials and a final bottle of Indonesian coffee to take on the long-haul leg toward Cape Town.
Spend a relaxed airport-side afternoon by checking into Bali Gateway Lounge (international terminal) for a shower and light Indonesian tapas, then browse artisanal stalls at The BIASA Duty Free Gallery for last-minute batik scarves and coffee beans. Before boarding, savor a calm meal of grilled satay and sambal at Mades Warung (airport branch) and pick up travel essentials at Matahari Duty Free while confirming your onward connection through the airline transfer desk.
Before your overnight connection, enjoy a relaxed airport dinner at Bebek Tepi Sawah (Ngurah Rai airport branch) for crispy duck and fragrant rice, then unwind with a private nap pod or reclining suite at Capsule by Container (airport sleep lounge) to recharge. As boarding time approaches, pick up last-minute snacks like Kopi Luwak coffee beans and tropical dried fruits at The Bali Store (terminal boutique), stroll the terminal's open-air terrace for one last sea breeze, and settle into your seat ready for the long-haul toward Cape Town.
After a restful night, ease into Cape Town with a leisurely breakfast at V&A Food Market sampling local biltong and Cape Malay pastries, then take a gentle harbor stroll to admire yachts and public art along the V&A Waterfront Promenade. From there, ride the scenic lower cableway of Table Mountain Aerial Cableway for panoramic city and ocean views-time your visit for clear morning light-and finish with a calming coffee and rooibos at the cableway's Table Mountain Café before returning to your hotel to relax and plan the afternoon.
After a restful morning, drift into a slow-paced afternoon exploring the leafy grounds of Company's Garden, where you can feed the tame squirrels and browse the nearby exhibits at Iziko South African Museum before slipping into the shaded lanes of Long Street for relaxed people-watching and a light lunch at The Pot Luck Club (walkable rooftop café alternative). Later, take a gentle harbor ferry from Mouille Point Small Boat Harbour for a short coastal cruise to spot seals and coastal birdlife, returning in time for a sundowner at Signal Hill's picnic vantage point to watch the city glow as evening approaches.
As night falls, take a relaxed sunset cruise from V&A Waterfront to enjoy city lights from the water while sipping a local MCC (Cap Classique) and nibbling on biltong and artisan cheeses; boats often pass the illuminated harbor and give a fresh skyline perspective. After returning, wander to The Test Kitchen Fledgling (or a nearby contemporary bistro) for a refined tasting plate featuring Cape Malay spices, then finish with a rooftop nightcap at Signal Restaurant & Bar to soak in the cool ocean breeze and plan tomorrow's Cape Peninsula adventures.
Begin your day with a scenic drive down the False Bay coast to stop for coffee and freshly baked rusks at Muizenberg's Surfer's Corner, then take a brisk walk along Muizenberg Beach to watch local surfers and tidepool explorers. Continue around the peninsula to explore the dramatic cliffs and wind-sculpted fynbos on a short guided trail at Cape Point Nature Reserve's Shipwreck Trail, pausing at Dias Beach viewpoint for sweeping ocean panoramas and a chance to spot dolphins from the headland before heading on to mid-morning activities.
Drive the coastal route to Cape Point Vineyards for a leisurely lunch on the terrace with sweeping ocean views and a tasting of local Sauvignon Blancs, then continue to Buffels Bay for a short, sheltered swim or a cliffside picnic while watching the surf. Afterward, stop at Simon's Town to wander the naval village streets, visit the interactive exhibits at South African Naval Museum, and stroll the boardwalk toward Foxy Beach for close-up sightings of the resident penguin colonies as the light softens.
As twilight falls, return toward the western shore for a seafood-focused dinner at Arnold's Restaurant in Kalk Bay, where you can sample fresh line fish and local mussels while watching the harbor lights. Afterward, wander the charming Main Road boutiques of Kalk Bay Village for handcrafted ceramics and seaside curios, then finish the night with a slow coastal drive up to Silvermine Reserve's lookout for a quiet stargazing stop and the distant glow of Cape Town below.
Begin with a slow, sunlit start at Delaire Graff Estate for a vineyard walk and tasting of estate-method MCC paired with locally made goat cheeses, then head to Waterford Wine Estate for a guided cellar tour and a signature chocolate-and-wine pairing that explains Stellenbosch terroir. If you prefer wildlife, set out early for a crisp game-drive at Aquila Private Game Reserve, where an experienced ranger leads morning drives to spot African antelope and zebra followed by a bush breakfast beneath acacia trees, keeping the pace relaxed after your Cape Town explorations.
Spend a leisurely afternoon exploring terroir and tasting at Jordan Wine Estate, strolling its sculpture garden before a seated tasting of single-vineyard chenin blanc and cabernet blends on the sun-dappled terrace. Alternatively, head to Grootbos Private Nature Reserve for a guided floral- and-fynbos walk followed by an open-vehicle late-afternoon game drive to spot eland and bontebok, finishing with sundowner views and locally sourced canapés as the light softens over the landscape.
As dusk falls in the Winelands option, enjoy a relaxed cellar-to-table dinner at Delaire Graff Restaurant's twilight terrace with local MCC sparkling and a sunset view over vineyards, then stroll the estate's illuminated sculpture garden for a quiet, art-filled paseo. If you chose wildlife earlier, wind down with a boma-style dinner and storytelling around a fire at Grootverloren Lodge, followed by a guided night-drive to spot nocturnal species and listen for hippo calls near the reserve's waterholes.
Begin your return journey with a leisurely Cape send-off by savoring a hearty breakfast and last-minute local flavors at Truth Coffee Roasting (perfect for strong coffee and artisanal pastries), then take a final scenic stroll through the leafy paths of Green Point Urban Park to stretch and snap a few farewell photos of Table Mountain from the waterfront. After returning to your hotel, arrange a stress-free transfer with MyCiTi Airport Shuttle to Cape Town International Airport, allow time to check bags at the international departures counter, and relax in Bidvest Premier Lounge with a shower and a plate of Cape Malay bites before boarding the long-haul flight toward Florida.
Before your evening departure, enjoy a relaxed final few hours by exploring the craft stalls and tasting artisanal treats at Oranjezicht City Farm Market for fresh pastries and local preserves, then take a scenic drive along the Sea Point promenade to stretch legs and watch surfers from The Promenade's viewpoint. Return to the airport with time to unwind in The SLOW Lounge (Cape Town airport premium lounge) for a hot plate of Cape seafood chowder and a last rooibos tea, then use the airline transfer desk to confirm your connecting itinerary and boarding gates.
Before boarding, relish a final South African feast at The Old Biscuit Mill's Neighbourgoods Kitchen with craft breads and a sunset glass of MCC on the outdoor terrace, then stroll the adjacent artisan stalls for last-minute ceramics and rooibos blends. Head to Cape Town International's The Clubhouse Lounge to shower and stretch in a quiet relaxation suite, enjoy a light plate of local pickled fish and preserves, then settle into your gate-area recliner with a chilled rooibos iced tea while confirming your connection and downloading an offline playlist for the overnight flight.
Ease back into home time with a slow, comforting breakfast at The Local Brunchery (or your favorite neighborhood café) followed by a restorative walk through Lakeside Park to stretch legs and enjoy fresh air. Head to AquaTherapy Spa for a 60-minute recovery massage and a eucalyptus steam session, then browse seasonal produce and artisanal bites at The Downtown Farmers' Market for picnic-ready snacks to enjoy later as you reacclimate.
Recover slowly with a light, sunny lunch and people-watching on the patio at The Sandbar Seafood & Spirits (choose a citrus-marinated ceviche and a fresh-pressed juice), then stroll the nearby boardwalk at Gulfside Promenade to stretch legs and breathe ocean air. Continue with a restorative visit to Seaside Botanical Conservatory for shaded paths and a guided native-plant walk, finishing the afternoon with a gentle paddle in a rental kayak from HarborPoint Kayak Rentals to reconnect with the water before an easy evening at home.
Wind down your return day with a relaxed waterfront dinner at Lighthouse Cove Bistro, savoring grilled grouper and a citrusy key lime tart while watching the sunset over the harbor. After dinner, take a gentle moonlit stroll along Marlin Pier Boardwalk, then finish with a local craft cocktail or mocktail at Harbor Lights Rooftop where soft live acoustic music helps you decompress and settle back into home time.
| Place / Activity | Cost |
|---|---|
| Local airport café / neighborhood brunch spot (Florida) | $15 |
| Airline check-in counter / bag drop | Free |
| Airport newsstand / convenience shop (travel essentials) | $10 |
| Airport lounge (day pass) | $40 |
| Local seafood bistro (early dinner near airport) | $30 |
| Airport rooftop bar / lounge (drinks/snacks) | $25 |
| Kona Coffee Purveyors (breakfast, Honolulu) | $8 |
| Kapiʻolani Park (walk) | Free |
| Kaimana Beach (swim/snorkel) | Free |
| Ono Seafood (poke) | $12 |
| Ala Moana Beach Park (park visit/picnic) | Free |
| Matsumoto's Shave Ice (satellite/cart) | $6 |
| Stand-up paddleboard rental (Fort DeRussy) | $30 |
| Duke's Waikiki (cocktail & fish tacos) | $35 |
| The Pig and the Lady (dinner, Kaimuki) | $30 |
| Helena's Hawaiian Food (traditional breakfast) | $18 |
| Byodo-In Temple (Valley of the Temples) - admission | $5 |
| Makapuʻu Lighthouse Lookout (trail) | Free |
| Ho'omaluhia Botanical Garden (entry) | Free |
| Lanikai Beach (swim/kayak) | Free |
| Kailua Boat Harbor - snorkeling/coastal cruise (shared tour) | $70 |
| MW Restaurant (dinner) | $45 |
| HNL Daniel K. Inouye International Airport - Hawaiian Airlines Premier Lounge (access) | $45 |
| Nuʻuanu Pali Lookout (viewpoint) | Free |
| Hawaiian Marketplace (airport stalls) | $10 |
| Plaza Premium Lounge (international hub lounge access) | $45 |
| The Centurion Lounge (airport lounge - if available) | $50 |
| International flight onboard a la carte / premium meal (estimate) | $30 |
| Revolver Espresso (Seminyak) - breakfast / coffee | $6 |
| Seniman Coffee Studio (Ubud) - coffee & light breakfast | $5 |
| Seminyak Flea Market / Ubud Art Market (souvenirs) | $20 |
| Petitenget Temple (visit) | Free |
| Campuhan Ridge Walk (Ubud) - walk | Free |
| Balinese massage (Prana Spa or Taksu Spa) - 60 min | $40 |
| Seminyak Beachwalk (café stop) | $10 |
| Surf lesson / board rental (Batu Belig) - group lesson | $35 |
| Locavore (Ubud) - tasting menu (estimate) | $70 |
| La Lucciola (Seminyak) - beachfront dinner | $40 |
| Tegenungan Waterfall (entry / parking) | $2 |
| Tegalalang Rice Terrace (entry / donation) | $2 |
| Gunung Kawi Sebatu (temple entry/donation) | $2 |
| Suka House cooking class (hands-on class incl. market visit) | $45 |
| Taman Saraswati (Ubud) - visit | Free |
| Balangan Beach / surf (lesson or rental) | $35 |
| Mount Batur guided trek (shared tour incl. guide & breakfast) | $60 |
| Toya Devasya Hot Springs (entry/soak) | $15 |
| Nusa Dua Beach - beachfront massage / paddle | $30 |
| Sundara Beach Club (dinner / live jazz) | $50 |
| Bali Airport Taxi (Bluebird pre-booking) | $20 |
| Bali Gateway Lounge (international terminal lounge access) | $35 |
| Capsule by Container (airport sleep lounge) - nap pod | $20 |
| V&A Food Market (Cape Town) - breakfast / tasting | $10 |
| V&A Waterfront Promenade (walk) | Free |
| Table Mountain Aerial Cableway - lower cableway ticket | $27 |
| Company's Garden (walk) | Free |
| Iziko South African Museum (entry) | $6 |
| Mouille Point Small Boat Harbour - short coastal cruise / ferry | $25 |
| Sunset at Signal Hill (picnic vantage point) | Free |
| Sunset cruise from V&A Waterfront (shared tour incl. drink) | $45 |
| Truth Coffee Roasting (breakfast / coffee) | $8 |
| Muizenberg Surfer's Corner / Muizenberg Beach (visit) | Free |
| Cape Point Nature Reserve - entrance fee (per person) | $20 |
| Cape Point Vineyards - lunch & tasting | $25 |
| Simon's Town / Boulders Beach (penguins) - Boulders Beach entry | $6 |
| Arnold's Restaurant (seafood dinner, Kalk Bay) | $30 |
| Delaire Graff Estate - tasting / vineyard walk | $35 |
| Waterford Wine Estate - cellar tour & chocolate pairing | $25 |
| Aquila Private Game Reserve - morning game drive (shared) | $70 |
| Jordan Wine Estate - tasting | $20 |
| Grootbos Private Nature Reserve - floral/fynbos walk or game drive (day activity estimate) | $90 |
| Bidvest Premier Lounge (Cape Town airport) - access | $40 |
| Oranjezicht City Farm Market (final treats) | $15 |
| The SLOW Lounge (Cape Town airport premium lounge) - access | $40 |
| AquaTherapy Spa (Florida) - 60-minute massage + steam | $90 |
| The Local Brunchery (breakfast) | $18 |
| HarborPoint Kayak Rentals (kayak rental per person) | $25 |
| Lighthouse Cove Bistro (waterfront dinner) | $35 |
| Estimated Total (per person) | $2301 |