Royal Star Grand Circle Island Tour - East Oahu, Pali Lookout, Haleiwa & Dole

As you drive by the iconic Diamond Head, you will quickly recognize Oahu’s most famous landmark. Take a look out the window and enjoy a bird’s eye view of surfers that like to ride the waves in the rugged waves along the slopes of this ancient volcano.

This natural wonder was formed thousands of years ago by molten lava running into the sea and is capable of spouting ocean spray 30 feet into the air. Get your cameras and phones ready to capture the sight of a geyser of ocean water shooting high into the sky.

Disembark from the bus and enjoy one of Oahu’s most spectacular scenic views of the Koolau Mountains and the windward coast. The Nuuanu Pali Lookout was also the site of Hawaii’s historic Battle of Nuuanu where King Kamehameha took control of all of the islands of Hawaii.

Nestled in the lush Valley of the Temples Memorial Park, this stunning Japanese temple is surrounded by Koi fish ponds and beautiful tropical landscapes. You will have ample time to explore the grounds and also ring the bon-sho (sacred bell) for your health, happiness, and longevity!

Make your way into a farm outlet featuring Hawaii’s popular coffees and macadamia nuts, and even sample the flavors of Hawaii. You will learn how the coffee and macadamia nuts are grown, and also have the opportunity to purchase unique snacks and gifts during your visit too.

There are two options available during your visit to Haleiwa. You can either A) enjoy 90 minutes of free time to enjoy at your leisure, or B) Spend 20 minutes at the Waialua Coffee and Soap Factory and have 40 minutes of free time in Haleiwa town. Don't forget to try some of the delicious food!

This famous destination also holds a large part of Hawaii's history in its pineapple fields. At Dole Pineapple Plantation, you can take a garden tour, navigate your way through the world's largest maze (for an additional fee), or enjoy a refreshing cup or cone of Dole Whip. (Closed on Wednesdays)

On your way back to Waikiki, your expert local Hawaii guide will drive through Downtown Honolulu so that you can see Chinatown, Iolani Palace, and the King Kamehameha Statue from the bus.

As you drive by the iconic Diamond Head, you will quickly recognize Oahu’s most famous landmark. Take a look out the window and enjoy a bird’s eye view of surfers that like to ride the waves in the rugged waves along the slopes of this ancient volcano.

This natural wonder was formed thousands of years ago by molten lava running into the sea and is capable of spouting ocean spray 30 feet into the air. Get your cameras and phones ready to capture the sight of a geyser of ocean water shooting high into the sky.

Disembark from the bus and enjoy one of Oahu’s most spectacular scenic views of the Koolau Mountains and the windward coast. The Nuuanu Pali Lookout was also the site of Hawaii’s historic Battle of Nuuanu where King Kamehameha took control of all of the islands of Hawaii.

Nestled in the lush Valley of the Temples Memorial Park, this stunning Japanese temple is surrounded by Koi fish ponds and beautiful tropical landscapes. You will have ample time to explore the grounds and also ring the bon-sho (sacred bell) for your health, happiness, and longevity!

Make your way into a farm outlet featuring Hawaii’s popular coffees and macadamia nuts, and even sample the flavors of Hawaii. You will learn how the coffee and macadamia nuts are grown, and also have the opportunity to purchase unique snacks and gifts during your visit too.

There are two options available during your visit to Haleiwa. You can either A) enjoy 90 minutes of free time to enjoy at your leisure, or B) Spend 20 minutes at the Waialua Coffee and Soap Factory and have 40 minutes of free time in Haleiwa town. Don't forget to try some of the delicious food!

This famous destination also holds a large part of Hawaii's history in its pineapple fields. At Dole Pineapple Plantation, you can take a garden tour, navigate your way through the world's largest maze (for an additional fee), or enjoy a refreshing cup or cone of Dole Whip. (Closed on Wednesdays)

On your way back to Waikiki, your expert local Hawaii guide will drive through Downtown Honolulu so that you can see Chinatown, Iolani Palace, and the King Kamehameha Statue from the bus.

As you drive by the iconic Diamond Head, you will quickly recognize Oahu’s most famous landmark. Take a look out the window and enjoy a bird’s eye view of surfers that like to ride the waves in the rugged waves along the slopes of this ancient volcano.

This natural wonder was formed thousands of years ago by molten lava running into the sea and is capable of spouting ocean spray 30 feet into the air. Get your cameras and phones ready to capture the sight of a geyser of ocean water shooting high into the sky.

Disembark from the bus and enjoy one of Oahu’s most spectacular scenic views of the Koolau Mountains and the windward coast. The Nuuanu Pali Lookout was also the site of Hawaii’s historic Battle of Nuuanu where King Kamehameha took control of all of the islands of Hawaii.

Nestled in the lush Valley of the Temples Memorial Park, this stunning Japanese temple is surrounded by Koi fish ponds and beautiful tropical landscapes. You will have ample time to explore the grounds and also ring the bon-sho (sacred bell) for your health, happiness, and longevity!

Make your way into a farm outlet featuring Hawaii’s popular coffees and macadamia nuts, and even sample the flavors of Hawaii. You will learn how the coffee and macadamia nuts are grown, and also have the opportunity to purchase unique snacks and gifts during your visit too.

There are two options available during your visit to Haleiwa. You can either A) enjoy 90 minutes of free time to enjoy at your leisure, or B) Spend 20 minutes at the Waialua Coffee and Soap Factory and have 40 minutes of free time in Haleiwa town. Don't forget to try some of the delicious food!

This famous destination also holds a large part of Hawaii's history in its pineapple fields. At Dole Pineapple Plantation, you can take a garden tour, navigate your way through the world's largest maze (for an additional fee), or enjoy a refreshing cup or cone of Dole Whip. (Closed on Wednesdays)

On your way back to Waikiki, your expert local Hawaii guide will drive through Downtown Honolulu so that you can see Chinatown, Iolani Palace, and the King Kamehameha Statue from the bus.

As you drive by the iconic Diamond Head, you will quickly recognize Oahu’s most famous landmark. Take a look out the window and enjoy a bird’s eye view of surfers that like to ride the waves in the rugged waves along the slopes of this ancient volcano.

This natural wonder was formed thousands of years ago by molten lava running into the sea and is capable of spouting ocean spray 30 feet into the air. Get your cameras and phones ready to capture the sight of a geyser of ocean water shooting high into the sky.

Disembark from the bus and enjoy one of Oahu’s most spectacular scenic views of the Koolau Mountains and the windward coast. The Nuuanu Pali Lookout was also the site of Hawaii’s historic Battle of Nuuanu where King Kamehameha took control of all of the islands of Hawaii.

Nestled in the lush Valley of the Temples Memorial Park, this stunning Japanese temple is surrounded by Koi fish ponds and beautiful tropical landscapes. You will have ample time to explore the grounds and also ring the bon-sho (sacred bell) for your health, happiness, and longevity!

Make your way into a farm outlet featuring Hawaii’s popular coffees and macadamia nuts, and even sample the flavors of Hawaii. You will learn how the coffee and macadamia nuts are grown, and also have the opportunity to purchase unique snacks and gifts during your visit too.

There are two options available during your visit to Haleiwa. You can either A) enjoy 90 minutes of free time to enjoy at your leisure, or B) Spend 20 minutes at the Waialua Coffee and Soap Factory and have 40 minutes of free time in Haleiwa town. Don't forget to try some of the delicious food!

This famous destination also holds a large part of Hawaii's history in its pineapple fields. At Dole Pineapple Plantation, you can take a garden tour, navigate your way through the world's largest maze (for an additional fee), or enjoy a refreshing cup or cone of Dole Whip. (Closed on Wednesdays)

On your way back to Waikiki, your expert local Hawaii guide will drive through Downtown Honolulu so that you can see Chinatown, Iolani Palace, and the King Kamehameha Statue from the bus.

As you drive by the iconic Diamond Head, you will quickly recognize Oahu’s most famous landmark. Take a look out the window and enjoy a bird’s eye view of surfers that like to ride the waves in the rugged waves along the slopes of this ancient volcano.

This natural wonder was formed thousands of years ago by molten lava running into the sea and is capable of spouting ocean spray 30 feet into the air. Get your cameras and phones ready to capture the sight of a geyser of ocean water shooting high into the sky.

Disembark from the bus and enjoy one of Oahu’s most spectacular scenic views of the Koolau Mountains and the windward coast. The Nuuanu Pali Lookout was also the site of Hawaii’s historic Battle of Nuuanu where King Kamehameha took control of all of the islands of Hawaii.

Nestled in the lush Valley of the Temples Memorial Park, this stunning Japanese temple is surrounded by Koi fish ponds and beautiful tropical landscapes. You will have ample time to explore the grounds and also ring the bon-sho (sacred bell) for your health, happiness, and longevity!

Make your way into a farm outlet featuring Hawaii’s popular coffees and macadamia nuts, and even sample the flavors of Hawaii. You will learn how the coffee and macadamia nuts are grown, and also have the opportunity to purchase unique snacks and gifts during your visit too.

There are two options available during your visit to Haleiwa. You can either A) enjoy 90 minutes of free time to enjoy at your leisure, or B) Spend 20 minutes at the Waialua Coffee and Soap Factory and have 40 minutes of free time in Haleiwa town. Don't forget to try some of the delicious food!

This famous destination also holds a large part of Hawaii's history in its pineapple fields. At Dole Pineapple Plantation, you can take a garden tour, navigate your way through the world's largest maze (for an additional fee), or enjoy a refreshing cup or cone of Dole Whip. (Closed on Wednesdays)

On your way back to Waikiki, your expert local Hawaii guide will drive through Downtown Honolulu so that you can see Chinatown, Iolani Palace, and the King Kamehameha Statue from the bus.

As you drive by the iconic Diamond Head, you will quickly recognize Oahu’s most famous landmark. Take a look out the window and enjoy a bird’s eye view of surfers that like to ride the waves in the rugged waves along the slopes of this ancient volcano.

This natural wonder was formed thousands of years ago by molten lava running into the sea and is capable of spouting ocean spray 30 feet into the air. Get your cameras and phones ready to capture the sight of a geyser of ocean water shooting high into the sky.

Disembark from the bus and enjoy one of Oahu’s most spectacular scenic views of the Koolau Mountains and the windward coast. The Nuuanu Pali Lookout was also the site of Hawaii’s historic Battle of Nuuanu where King Kamehameha took control of all of the islands of Hawaii.

Nestled in the lush Valley of the Temples Memorial Park, this stunning Japanese temple is surrounded by Koi fish ponds and beautiful tropical landscapes. You will have ample time to explore the grounds and also ring the bon-sho (sacred bell) for your health, happiness, and longevity!

Make your way into a farm outlet featuring Hawaii’s popular coffees and macadamia nuts, and even sample the flavors of Hawaii. You will learn how the coffee and macadamia nuts are grown, and also have the opportunity to purchase unique snacks and gifts during your visit too.

There are two options available during your visit to Haleiwa. You can either A) enjoy 90 minutes of free time to enjoy at your leisure, or B) Spend 20 minutes at the Waialua Coffee and Soap Factory and have 40 minutes of free time in Haleiwa town. Don't forget to try some of the delicious food!

This famous destination also holds a large part of Hawaii's history in its pineapple fields. At Dole Pineapple Plantation, you can take a garden tour, navigate your way through the world's largest maze (for an additional fee), or enjoy a refreshing cup or cone of Dole Whip. (Closed on Wednesdays)

On your way back to Waikiki, your expert local Hawaii guide will drive through Downtown Honolulu so that you can see Chinatown, Iolani Palace, and the King Kamehameha Statue from the bus.