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Pearl Harbor City - from Waikiki

The downtown Honolulu portion of the tour includes landmarks such as the King Kamehameha Statue and Iolani Palace. An expert tour guide accompanies the group throughout, and admission to the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center and the boat ride are both covered in the price. The tour is low in physical intensity and runs regardless of weather, making it a solid choice for a wide range of travelers, including families. Meals and gratuities are not included. Large bags are not permitted inside Pearl Harbor, and storage is available there for a fee paid on site. Comfortable shoes and a government-issued ID are recommended, and swimsuits, high heels, dresses, and skirts are not appropriate for the sites visited. Guests who need wheelchair access or other assistance should mention this at the time of booking.

Pearl Harbor Remembered A - from Waikiki

This tour departs from Waikiki and covers the events surrounding the Pearl Harbor attack, from the circumstances leading up to it through its aftermath. The day begins at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, where multimedia exhibits and displays explore that period of history. From there, a boat carries the group to the USS Arizona Memorial for a guided experience at the site. The tour continues with a walk-through of the Battleship Missouri, and the return route includes a drive-by of historic landmarks in downtown Honolulu before the group is returned to Waikiki or Ko'Olina. The tour is easy and low physical intensity. Travelers who use a wheelchair or scooter should notify the operator at the time of booking. A government-issued ID, comfortable clothing, and comfortable shoes are recommended. Large bags, iPad cases, clutch wallets, and oversized bags are not permitted at Pearl Harbor, though bag storage is available on site for a separate fee.

Pearl Harbor Remembered B - from Waikiki

This tour picks up in Waikiki and covers the history of the Pearl Harbor attack, from the events leading up to it through its aftermath. The route visits the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, where multimedia exhibits and displays walk through the history. A boat ride then carries guests out to the USS Arizona Memorial for a guided experience. The tour also includes time aboard the Battleship Missouri, followed by a drive-by of historic landmarks in downtown Honolulu. The day ends with drop-off at Waikiki or Ko'Olina. Physical intensity is low. Large bags are not permitted at Pearl Harbor, though paid storage is available on site. A government-issued ID is required, and comfortable clothing and shoes are recommended. Navy operations to the USS Arizona Memorial can be suspended without notice, in which case the film, exhibits and visitor center remain accessible. The tour is weather dependent, so conditions may affect the experience.

Salute to Pearl Harbor - from Waikiki

Majestic Circle Island Tour - from Waikiki

The Majestic Circle Island Tour picks up guests directly from Waikiki hotels and travels around Oahu, stopping at a spread of landmarks across the island. Stops include Nu'uanu Pali Lookout, where a certified guide provides historical commentary, Byodo-In Temple and its gardens, Tropical Farms, Waimea Valley with its waterfall swimming area, and Dole Plantation. Admission to every stop is included, as is a lunch with menu options shared on the day by the driver. The tour runs on an air-conditioned mini-bus and is rated easy, making it a comfortable fit for travelers who want to cover a lot of ground without strenuous activity. Guests who want to swim at Waimea Falls should bring swimwear and a towel. The itinerary can shift depending on conditions, and swimming at the falls is weather-dependent. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended for all participants, and bug repellent is worth packing. Accessible accommodations are available when requested at booking, though the tour is not recommended for those with mobility challenges unless prior arrangements are made.

Salute to Pearl Harbor - from Waikiki

Salute to Pearl Harbor - from Ko Olina

Majestic Circle Island Tour - from Ko Olina

The Majestic Circle Island Tour picks up from Ko Olina and travels to several of Oahu's well-known sites over the course of a full day. The route includes Nu'uanu Pali Lookout, where a certified guide shares historical context about King Kamehameha's battle there. From there the tour moves to Byodo-In Temple, Tropical Farms, Waimea Valley, and Dole Plantation, with a lunch stop at local restaurants such as Pounders or Tanaka's Kahuku Shrimp. Admission to every attraction is covered, so there is nothing extra to arrange at the gate. The tour runs on an air-conditioned mini-bus, and stops are designed to give travelers time to explore on foot rather than simply pass through. Waimea Valley offers a chance to swim at the waterfall; lifeguards and life jackets are provided there. The route may be adjusted for safety reasons, and swimming at Waimea depends on conditions. Bring comfortable walking shoes, swimwear and a towel if swimming is of interest, and bug repellent. Those with mobility challenges should contact E Noa Corporation before booking to discuss arrangements.

Pearl Harbor Remembered - from Ko Olina

Ultimate Pearl Harbor Circle Island

Shirts and shoes are required at the memorial, and swimwear is not permitted. Large bags are not allowed inside the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, though storage is available there for a fee. From Pearl Harbor, the tour continues north through the Historic Dole Plantation and along the North Shore, passing Sunset Beach, Banzai Pipeline, and Waimea Bay, with photo stops at Haleiwa Beach Park and Kawela Bay. The route then winds east past the Laie Hawaii Temple and Chinaman's Hat before stopping at a macadamia nut farm and Nu'uanu Pali Lookout. The return leg traces the east shoreline through Waimanalo, Makapu'u, Sandy Beach, and the Halona Blowhole. A lunch stop is included, with the meal at the traveler's own expense.

The Best of Pearl Harbor

This full-day tour from Waikiki covers the major memorials and museums at Pearl Harbor on Oahu. Sites visited include the USS Arizona Memorial, the Battleship Missouri, the USS Bowfin Submarine Museum and Park, and the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum. The guide may adjust the route and add stops along the way, so the exact order and selection of sites can vary. Lunch is available for purchase at the USS Missouri, and snacks can be bought at the visitor center. A few practical details matter before booking. A government-issued ID is required for entry. Shirts and shoes are required at the USS Arizona Memorial, and swimsuits are not allowed. High heels, dresses and skirts are not recommended. On rare occasions the Navy suspends shuttle service to the Arizona Memorial, though the exhibits and visitor center remain accessible.

Pink Line Day Pass

The Pink Line Day Pass lets riders board and exit the Waikiki Trolley at any Pink Line stop throughout Waikiki as many times as they like during the day shown on their pass. This pass suits travelers who want a relaxed, self-directed way to move between Waikiki and Ala Moana Center without committing to a fixed itinerary. Physical effort is minimal, since the trolley does the traveling. To board, simply show the email confirmation to the driver at any Pink Line stop. Updated schedules are available directly at waikikitrolley.com, and a stop map is provided after booking to help riders find the correct waiting spot. The trolley is wheelchair accessible, though a small number of stops have limited space for boarding and exiting.