Full-day Majestic Oahu Circle Island Tour with Guide (from Ko Olina Resorts) tours, activities, fun things to do in Oahu(Hawaii)｜VELTRA

Enjoy the view of the famous O’ahu landmark known all over the world while driving on the slopes of the Diamond Head Crater. Then pass by Kahala, the island’s upscale neighborhood.

Calm waters, ivory sand, and friendly fish make this nature preserve one of the best places to snorkel in Oahu and also a great place for photo taking.

When the tides and winds are in sync, this natural rock formation shoots a geyser-like spray of seawater into the air, delighting both visitors and locals.

See most of the East Oahu shoreline from Makapuu, with its spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean and seaside cliffs that hug the East coast.

Revel in the panoramic view that starts at downtown Honolulu, sweeps across Nuuanu Valley and extends toward the Koolau mountains. Hold onto your hats, because the wind tunnel at Pali lookout can be strong.

Nestled at the base of the Koolau Mountain Range, this non-practicing Japanese Buddhist Temple is a smaller-scale replica of the over 950-year-old Byodo-in Temple, a United Nations World Heritage Site in Uji, Japan.

Keep your camera nearby to capture fun images of Oahu’s famous North Shore surfing beaches.

Waimea Valley, known as "The Valley of the Priests," is home to 1,875 acres of archaeological history, botanical gardens, and cultural activities. Hike to Waimea falls and enjoy swimming in the pool.

This last-standing plantation is home to fruit gardens and “Dole Whip,” the famous tangy, delicious, icy dessert topped with fresh pineapple. This tourist attraction also features an outdoor maze and cute Pineapple Express Train.