Designed around your interests and time frame
We don't cater to the big-tour-bus crowd. And you don't have to be on a cruise to take a 'shore excursion.' We pick you up at your hotel or cruise ship in Honolulu and show you as much of the island of Oahu as fits your schedule.
If you only have 4 hours, and your list of Things to Do on Oahu includes Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial, plus a stroll along the beach at Waikiki or a visit to a rainforest where bird song competes with the sound of a rushing stream, we can do that.
Our 8-hour circle drive of Oahu's Windward Coast & North Shore showcases beautiful vistas from Nu'uanu Pali Lookout after a stop at Honolulu's historic sites Iolani Palace, the King Kamehameha I Statue in front of the State Supreme Court Bldg., aka 'Hawaii 5-0 Headquarters,' Old Kawaiaha'o Church and Mission Houses. The setting of Byodo-In Temple, snug against the Ko'olau mountains, feels a world away from Waikiki. Optional stops on the way to Chinaman's Hat Island (Mokolii) and rugged La'ie Point include Sunshine Arts Gallery and Tropical Farms Macadamia Nuts & Kona Coffee. Like shrimp? (prawns?) You can't beat lunch at a Kahuku shrimp truck, but you might want to save room for a piece of Ted's Bakery pie or a shave ice. See famous surf beaches and historic Haleiwa Town. Add-ons include Waimea Valley, an 1,800 acre historical nature park with a waterfall and swimming hole; and Dole Plantation, with the world's largest maze (labyrinth) and Pineapple Express train ride. Admission charges apply. Contact Us with questions or to book your tour or call 1-808-469-6050.
If you only have 4 hours, and your list of Things to Do on Oahu includes Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial, plus a stroll along the beach at Waikiki or a visit to a rainforest where bird song competes with the sound of a rushing stream, we can do that.
Our 8-hour circle drive of Oahu's Windward Coast & North Shore showcases beautiful vistas from Nu'uanu Pali Lookout after a stop at Honolulu's historic sites Iolani Palace, the King Kamehameha I Statue in front of the State Supreme Court Bldg., aka 'Hawaii 5-0 Headquarters,' Old Kawaiaha'o Church and Mission Houses. The setting of Byodo-In Temple, snug against the Ko'olau mountains, feels a world away from Waikiki. Optional stops on the way to Chinaman's Hat Island (Mokolii) and rugged La'ie Point include Sunshine Arts Gallery and Tropical Farms Macadamia Nuts & Kona Coffee. Like shrimp? (prawns?) You can't beat lunch at a Kahuku shrimp truck, but you might want to save room for a piece of Ted's Bakery pie or a shave ice. See famous surf beaches and historic Haleiwa Town. Add-ons include Waimea Valley, an 1,800 acre historical nature park with a waterfall and swimming hole; and Dole Plantation, with the world's largest maze (labyrinth) and Pineapple Express train ride. Admission charges apply. Contact Us with questions or to book your tour or call 1-808-469-6050.
Does your must-do list include a bit of shopping? Combine a trek to the Waikele Outlet stores with a half-day of sightseeing. Your guide will watch over your bags so you don't get weighted down. Take a break to enjoy a fresh malasada from the Leonard's Bakery truck or lunch at one of many restaurants.
