Personalized Private Pearl Harbor & Customized Oahu Sightseeing Tour with USS Arizona Memorial

Once you’re picked up from your requested location, you’ll begin a private, fully customized tour with an itinerary designed just for your group. Spend more time at Pearl Harbor exploring additional sites, or continue on to discover the scenic and cultural highlights of Oahu for a day to remember!

Once you arrive, begin your visit with time to explore the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center’s exhibits and watch a short film about the events of December 7, 1941. Then take a boat ride to the USS Arizona Memorial, where you can reflect, see the sunken ship, and learn about those who were lost.

Expand your Pearl Harbor visit with access to the USS Bowfin Submarine and the Battleship Missouri. Step aboard the Bowfin to explore its cramped quarters, then walk the decks of the Mighty Mo to see where WWII officially ended. Both sites offer powerful insight into U.S. naval and Hawaiian history.

Explore historic Honolulu Downtown Honolulu to view the iconic King Kamehameha Statue, a symbol of Hawaiian unity and pride. Located across from Iolani Palace, this brief visit offers a fascinating look into the legacy of Hawaii’s first monarch and the rich royal history that shaped the islands.

Visit the Dole Plantation for a fun and flavorful experience centered around Hawaiʻi’s most iconic fruit. Enjoy pineapple-themed snacks like the famous Dole Whip soft serve, ride the Pineapple Express train, explore the world’s largest outdoor maze, or browse the gift shop for tropical souvenirs.

Travel along Oahu’s legendary North Shore, home to world-famous surf spots like Waimea Bay and Sunset Beach. During the winter surf season, you may see professional surfers riding massive waves just offshore. This scenic stretch offers a glimpse into Hawaii’s iconic and laidback surf culture.

Take in scenic views at Kualoa Regional Park, and enjoy a clear look at the offshore islet Mokoliʻi, once commonly known as Chinaman’s Hat. This scenic stop offers a perfect photo opportunity with the dramatic Koʻolau mountains as a backdrop and a glimpse into the natural beauty of Windward Oahu.

Tucked along the lush windward coast, enjoy a stop at Tropical Farms, a local gem tucked along lush windward side of the island. Sample fresh-roasted macadamia nuts, try island coffee, and browse tropical treats and handmade gifts. It is the perfect place to take in an island vibe and have a treat!

Take in views of Oahu’s windward side at the Nuʻuanu Pali Lookout, perched high above the windward coast with panoramic views of green valleys and rugged cliffs. This historic site is known for a key battle in Hawaiian history and offers incredible photo opportunities above the valley below.

Immerse yourself in the rich cultures of the Pacific at the Polynesian Cultural Center. Explore interactive village exhibits representing Hawaiʻi, Samoa, Tahiti, and more. Watch traditional performances, try hands-on activities, and learn about the diverse and beautiful heritage of Polynesia.

Nestled at the base of the Koʻolau Mountains, the Byodo-In Temple offers a peaceful break surrounded by koi ponds and lush gardens. This replica of a 900-year-old Japanese temple is a serene place to reflect, ring the sacred bell, and admire traditional architecture and scenic mountain views.

Once you’re picked up from your requested location, you’ll begin a private, fully customized tour with an itinerary designed just for your group. Spend more time at Pearl Harbor exploring additional sites, or continue on to discover the scenic and cultural highlights of Oahu for a day to remember!

Once you arrive, begin your visit with time to explore the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center’s exhibits and watch a short film about the events of December 7, 1941. Then take a boat ride to the USS Arizona Memorial, where you can reflect, see the sunken ship, and learn about those who were lost.

Expand your Pearl Harbor visit with access to the USS Bowfin Submarine and the Battleship Missouri. Step aboard the Bowfin to explore its cramped quarters, then walk the decks of the Mighty Mo to see where WWII officially ended. Both sites offer powerful insight into U.S. naval and Hawaiian history.

Explore historic Honolulu Downtown Honolulu to view the iconic King Kamehameha Statue, a symbol of Hawaiian unity and pride. Located across from Iolani Palace, this brief visit offers a fascinating look into the legacy of Hawaii’s first monarch and the rich royal history that shaped the islands.

Visit the Dole Plantation for a fun and flavorful experience centered around Hawaiʻi’s most iconic fruit. Enjoy pineapple-themed snacks like the famous Dole Whip soft serve, ride the Pineapple Express train, explore the world’s largest outdoor maze, or browse the gift shop for tropical souvenirs.

Travel along Oahu’s legendary North Shore, home to world-famous surf spots like Waimea Bay and Sunset Beach. During the winter surf season, you may see professional surfers riding massive waves just offshore. This scenic stretch offers a glimpse into Hawaii’s iconic and laidback surf culture.

Take in scenic views at Kualoa Regional Park, and enjoy a clear look at the offshore islet Mokoliʻi, once commonly known as Chinaman’s Hat. This scenic stop offers a perfect photo opportunity with the dramatic Koʻolau mountains as a backdrop and a glimpse into the natural beauty of Windward Oahu.

Tucked along the lush windward coast, enjoy a stop at Tropical Farms, a local gem tucked along lush windward side of the island. Sample fresh-roasted macadamia nuts, try island coffee, and browse tropical treats and handmade gifts. It is the perfect place to take in an island vibe and have a treat!

Take in views of Oahu’s windward side at the Nuʻuanu Pali Lookout, perched high above the windward coast with panoramic views of green valleys and rugged cliffs. This historic site is known for a key battle in Hawaiian history and offers incredible photo opportunities above the valley below.

Immerse yourself in the rich cultures of the Pacific at the Polynesian Cultural Center. Explore interactive village exhibits representing Hawaiʻi, Samoa, Tahiti, and more. Watch traditional performances, try hands-on activities, and learn about the diverse and beautiful heritage of Polynesia.

Nestled at the base of the Koʻolau Mountains, the Byodo-In Temple offers a peaceful break surrounded by koi ponds and lush gardens. This replica of a 900-year-old Japanese temple is a serene place to reflect, ring the sacred bell, and admire traditional architecture and scenic mountain views.

Once you’re picked up from your requested location, you’ll begin a private, fully customized tour with an itinerary designed just for your group. Spend more time at Pearl Harbor exploring additional sites, or continue on to discover the scenic and cultural highlights of Oahu for a day to remember!

Once you arrive, begin your visit with time to explore the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center’s exhibits and watch a short film about the events of December 7, 1941. Then take a boat ride to the USS Arizona Memorial, where you can reflect, see the sunken ship, and learn about those who were lost.

Expand your Pearl Harbor visit with access to the USS Bowfin Submarine and the Battleship Missouri. Step aboard the Bowfin to explore its cramped quarters, then walk the decks of the Mighty Mo to see where WWII officially ended. Both sites offer powerful insight into U.S. naval and Hawaiian history.

Explore historic Honolulu Downtown Honolulu to view the iconic King Kamehameha Statue, a symbol of Hawaiian unity and pride. Located across from Iolani Palace, this brief visit offers a fascinating look into the legacy of Hawaii’s first monarch and the rich royal history that shaped the islands.

Visit the Dole Plantation for a fun and flavorful experience centered around Hawaiʻi’s most iconic fruit. Enjoy pineapple-themed snacks like the famous Dole Whip soft serve, ride the Pineapple Express train, explore the world’s largest outdoor maze, or browse the gift shop for tropical souvenirs.

Travel along Oahu’s legendary North Shore, home to world-famous surf spots like Waimea Bay and Sunset Beach. During the winter surf season, you may see professional surfers riding massive waves just offshore. This scenic stretch offers a glimpse into Hawaii’s iconic and laidback surf culture.

Take in scenic views at Kualoa Regional Park, and enjoy a clear look at the offshore islet Mokoliʻi, once commonly known as Chinaman’s Hat. This scenic stop offers a perfect photo opportunity with the dramatic Koʻolau mountains as a backdrop and a glimpse into the natural beauty of Windward Oahu.

Tucked along the lush windward coast, enjoy a stop at Tropical Farms, a local gem tucked along lush windward side of the island. Sample fresh-roasted macadamia nuts, try island coffee, and browse tropical treats and handmade gifts. It is the perfect place to take in an island vibe and have a treat!

Take in views of Oahu’s windward side at the Nuʻuanu Pali Lookout, perched high above the windward coast with panoramic views of green valleys and rugged cliffs. This historic site is known for a key battle in Hawaiian history and offers incredible photo opportunities above the valley below.

Immerse yourself in the rich cultures of the Pacific at the Polynesian Cultural Center. Explore interactive village exhibits representing Hawaiʻi, Samoa, Tahiti, and more. Watch traditional performances, try hands-on activities, and learn about the diverse and beautiful heritage of Polynesia.

Nestled at the base of the Koʻolau Mountains, the Byodo-In Temple offers a peaceful break surrounded by koi ponds and lush gardens. This replica of a 900-year-old Japanese temple is a serene place to reflect, ring the sacred bell, and admire traditional architecture and scenic mountain views.