Pearl Harbor & Oahu Tour

Your Pearl Harbor and Scenic Oahu Tour will begin when our well-trained tour guides meet you at the lobby of your hotel and greet you with aloha. On your drive to Pearl Harbor, you will listen to an excellent recorded lecture by a historian, on the Japanese attack of Pearl Harbor. The drive to Pearl Harbor is approximately 25 minutes. The tour starts at 09:00 am and concludes at 2:00 pm. Those time can be modified, due to rush hour traffic.

Once you arrive at Pearl Harbor, your tour guide will give you a presentation about the visitor center, share some history of Pearl Harbor and provide their expertise on how to navigate the visitor center, to achieve the best experience, while maximizing your time.

We reserve and secure your Pearl Harbor tickets, to visit the USS Arizona Memorial. The program consists of a 23-minute video with real footage of the attack, followed by a boat ride to the site where the USS Arizona sank. Visitors will have the opportunity to visit the Memorial for 15 minutes, and read the names of the 1177 sailors and marines who died at the USS Arizona on December 7, 1941; you will also be able to see oil from the ship from the wreck of the USS Arizona. Guides are not permitted to accompany you during this portion of the tour.

After returning from the Arizona Memorial, we can go to either the North Shore Oahu or the southeast coast.

The North Shore visit includes a stop at the Dole Plantation, a drive by beautiful Hale’iwa, a laid back historical surf town and along the coast past the most famous surfing beaches in the world. A North Shore tour wouldn’t be complete without a stop at our popular shrimp and food truck and fruit stands to enjoy some tropical fruits. Our tour continues along the scenic route toward Kualoa Ranch, Hollywood’s favorite backdrop for movies with a stop by Chinaman’s Hat and the macadamia farm.

A southeast coast tour starts with stop at the beautiful Diamond Head Lookout then a drive by Oahu’s most expensive real estate on Kahala Avenue heading east towards the unspoiled and beautiful Ka Iwi Coast. We will drive by Koko Crater, Hanauma Bay and stop at Lanai Lookout – where on a clear day you can see Molokai and Maui. Just beyond we stop at the Halona Blowhole and Halona Beach Cove, made famous in the movie “From Here to Eternity”. Passing Sandy’s Beach we round the corner to the Makapu’u Lookout with views of Rabbit Island and the beautiful turquoise Waimanalo beaches. We will stop for lunch in the charming town of Kailua, and then visit the breathtaking Pali Lookout, where King Kamehameha united the Hawaiian Islands.