Fly Shuttle Tours

Pearl Harbor and Honolulu City Tour

This morning tour combines a full visit to the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center with a narrated drive through historic Honolulu neighborhoods. The tour also includes the WWII Valor in the Pacific National Monument and views of the Battleship Missouri. The Honolulu portion covers Downtown Honolulu, Chinatown, and a drive through the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in Punchbowl Crater. Along the way, stops include a photo opportunity at the King Kamehameha Statue, plus pass-by views of Iolani Palace, the Hawaii State Capitol, Washington Place, Mission Houses Museums, and Kawaiaha'o Church. The physical demands are low, making this a comfortable choice for travelers who want to cover Pearl Harbor history and city landmarks in a single outing. The tour runs regardless of weather conditions.

Pearl Harbor and Honolulu City Tour (Ko Olina)

The Ultimate Circle Island: Beauty and the Feast (Waikiki)

This full-day tour circles Oahu with local guides, combining sightseeing stops with food tastings along the way. It starts with a light local breakfast, Leonard's Malasadas and a bottle of water, served at Halona Blowhole. Sandy Beach is a drive-through stop, followed by Nu'uanu Pali Lookout for views of ocean and mountains. The Byodo-In Temple, a replica of a historic Japanese temple, is next on the route. A tropical macadamia nut farm offers samples of local coffees and treats, making it a good spot to pick up gifts. The Kahuku Fruit Stand is known for fried local banana and locally grown exotic fruits. Waimea Valley includes a waterfall and lush foliage. Historic Haleiwa Town covers surf, sun, sand, and sea, and Matsumoto Shave Ice is available as an optional purchase. The day finishes at Dole Plantation, home of the original Dole Whip. Gratuity and additional meals beyond the included breakfast are not covered. The tour picks up from Waikiki, and the exact location is confirmed after booking.

The Ultimate Circle Island: Beauty and the Feast (Ko Olina)

This full-day tour circles the island of Oahu with local guides, combining sightseeing stops with included food along the way. The day starts at Halona Blowhole, where Leonard's Malasadas and a bottle of water are served as a light breakfast. From there, the route continues to Nu'uanu Pali Lookout, Byodo-In Temple, and a tropical macadamia nut farm where guests can sample local coffees and treats. Lunch at Fumi's Shrimp is included. The afternoon brings a stop at Kahuku Fruit Stand, Waimea Valley, and historic Haleiwa Town, with optional Matsumoto Shave Ice and a visit to Dole Plantation rounding out the day. This tour suits travelers who want to cover a lot of Oahu in a single outing and try local food along the way. Bring sunscreen, as several stops are outdoors. Comfortable shoes are recommended. Carry cash, because many stops do not accept cards. Arrive ahead of your scheduled pickup time, as noted in the booking details.

Private USS Arizona, Honolulu City, and North Shore Tour

Inside the memorial, visitors can view the shrine room listing the names of sailors and marines lost during the attack, and see the oil still rising from the sunken battleship below. After Pearl Harbor, the tour heads north through Haleiwa, past North Shore surfing beaches, and includes a lunch stop at Waimea Valley. Complimentary macadamia nuts are provided at Tropical Farms Macadamia Nut House. Photo stops are made at several locations along the route, including Nuuanu Pali Lookout. The return leg passes through Historic Downtown Honolulu, Chinatown, the State Capitol, the King Kamehameha Statue, Iolani Palace, Kawaiahao Church, and the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific at Punchbowl Crater. Complimentary cold bottled water is available throughout. Lunch is not hosted.

Private USS Arizona and Honolulu City Tour

This private tour departs from a hotel in Waikiki, Honolulu International Airport, or Honolulu Harbor and travels to Pearl Harbor before continuing into historic downtown Honolulu. At Pearl Harbor National Memorial, the itinerary covers the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, USS Arizona Memorial museums, a documentary film on the attack on Pearl Harbor, and a narrated Navy shuttle boat ride out to the USS Arizona Memorial. Reserved tickets are provided in advance, so there is no need to wait in line. Aboard the memorial, visitors can view the names of the sailors and marines who perished during the attack and see oil still surfacing from the sunken battleship. The Battleship Missouri is also visible from the memorial, and the grounds include the submarine USS Bowfin and its exhibits. The tour then moves into Honolulu, passing through Chinatown and the State Capitol area, which includes the Father Damien statue.