Hidden Gems of Oahu with Byodo In (Online Reservation)

This all-day circle island tour from Go Tours Hawaii picks up guests at their Waikiki hotels in a comfortable, air-conditioned shuttle. Stops include Diamond Head Lookout, the Halona Blowhole, and Makapu'u Point. At the Valley of the Temples, the entry ticket to Byodo-In Temple is included in the tour. The grounds feature koi ponds, a Buddha statue, and a bell that visitors can ring. Along the North Shore, the tour visits a spot where Hawaiian green sea turtles may be resting on the beach. The day wraps up at Dole Plantation before returning to Waikiki. Lunch at a local North Shore restaurant is not included, so bring cash or a card. Gratuities and personal purchases are also on each guest's own tab.

USS Arizona Memorial Plus City Tour

A knowledgeable guide provides historical narration about the World War II attack throughout the visit, giving context to what happened there and why it mattered to Hawaii and the broader course of American history. On the return trip, the tour moves through downtown Honolulu, stopping at historic landmarks including Iolani Palace and the King Kamehameha Statue, with the guide continuing to share background on Hawaiian history along the way. The full round trip concludes back in Waikiki. This tour suits travelers who want a structured, guided introduction to both Pearl Harbor and downtown Honolulu without arranging separate transportation. Entry to Pearl Harbor National Memorial and round-trip transportation are included. Meals and gratuity are not included, so bringing cash or a card for food purchases is advisable.

Hidden Gems of Oahu with Byodo In and Turtle Spotting

This full-day circle island tour from Go Tours Hawaii picks up guests by semi-private shuttle from Waikiki in the early morning, then travels around Oahu with stops that include the Byodo-In Temple and a location where turtles may be spotted. A local guide accompanies the group throughout the day. The tour is tagged as great for families. Guests walk on grass, sand and uneven terrain, so sturdy footwear is worth wearing. Motorized wheelchairs and car seats are not permitted on the shuttle, and fold-up strollers are not recommended given the terrain. Coolers are not allowed, and lunch is not included, so bringing cash for food and any gratuities is a good idea. The shuttle returns to Waikiki in the late afternoon, but exact drop-off times can vary, so travelers should avoid scheduling luaus, dinner cruises or flights on the same evening.

Premier Pearl Harbor and Hawaiian Kingdom History Tour (Online Reservation)

This tour picks up from several stops along Waikiki and travels to Pearl Harbor National Memorial, where a guide leads visitors through the Visitor Center and provides narration about the World War II attack on Pearl Harbor. On the return trip, the tour passes through downtown Honolulu, stopping at Iolani Palace and the King Kamehameha Statue, where the guide covers Hawaii's history as a monarchy and its transition to statehood. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended, along with a hat or sun protection for outdoor stops. Meals and gratuity are not included, so bringing cash or a credit card for food purchases and tips is a good idea. Pickup is from multiple Waikiki hotel stops, and transportation to Pearl Harbor and back to Waikiki is provided. The tour runs as a large-group experience, and the USS Arizona Memorial portion depends on conditions on the day.

⛴ Battleships and Memorials of Pearl Harbor (Online Reservation)

A Navy launch then carries the group across the harbor to the USS Arizona Memorial, which stands over the sunken battleship lost on the first day of the war. After returning to shore, the tour moves to the Battleship Missouri, a floating museum where visitors can walk the decks, view exhibits, and see the Surrender Deck where Japan's surrender documents were signed. The day also includes a drive through historic downtown Honolulu, with a stop near Iolani Palace and a look at the King Kamehameha Statue. Round-trip transportation from Waikiki hotels, admission to the USS Missouri, and Arizona Memorial tickets are included, though Memorial access depends on military availability and can change without notice. Meals and gratuities are not included, but food is available for purchase at the visitor center and at the Missouri dock.

⛴ The Complete Pearl Harbor Experience (Online Reservation)

The route includes the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, a Navy boat ride to the USS Arizona Memorial, the USS Bowfin Submarine, a deck tour of the Battleship USS Missouri, and the Pacific Aviation Museum. Later in the day, the tour continues to the National Cemetery of the Pacific at Punchbowl Crater, then passes through Downtown Honolulu for a look at 'Iolani Palace, the King Kamehameha Statue, and the State Capitol. Audio narration is available in multiple languages, and a documentary film about the attack is shown. Physical intensity is low. Meals are not included, though food is available for purchase at the Pacific Aviation Museum and aboard the USS Missouri. The schedule is subject to change based on weather or traffic, and the pickup point may be a short walk from a hotel rather than at its entrance.

⛴ Remember the Battleships (Online Reservation)

Pickup in minibuses begins at several central Waikiki locations, so travelers staying in the area can join without arranging separate transportation. The tour heads first to the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, where guests explore museum exhibits and watch a documentary before boarding a Navy launch to cross the harbor to the Arizona Memorial. The stark white structure sits above the sunken battleship lost on the first day of the war, and visitors have time to pay their respects. The next stop is the Battleship Missouri, a floating museum where guests can walk the decks, see exhibits and films, and visit the Surrender Deck where the articles ending the war with Japan were signed. Food is available for purchase at both Pearl Harbor stops. The tour also passes through historic downtown Honolulu, with a stop near Iolani Palace and a view of the King Kamehameha Statue, before returning to Waikiki hotels. An expert local guide accompanies the group during transport.

Remember the Battleships

Pickup is available at or near hotels and condos in Waikiki, Ko Olina, and the North Shore, with Turtle Bay resort pickup also offered. At Pearl Harbor, the tour includes the Visitor Center, where exhibits and a documentary with real film footage set the scene. A Navy launch then carries the group across the harbor to the USS Arizona Memorial, where visitors can pay their respects above the sunken ship. Next, the group boards the Battleship Missouri, a floating museum where the Instrument of Surrender ending the war with Japan was signed on the Surrender Deck. The ship is open to explore throughout its decks, galleys, and gun emplacements. The tour also passes through the National Cemetery of the Pacific at Punchbowl and stops in historic downtown Honolulu near the King Kamehameha Statue and Iolani Palace. Meals are not included, though food is available for purchase at the Visitor Center and at the Battleship Missouri stop. The tour suits a low physical intensity level and operates in both indoor and outdoor settings.

Arizona Memorial, Bowfin Submarine & Silent Service Museum Tour

Back on shore, the Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum offers family-friendly exhibits alongside harbor views and areas to grab a snack or meal. Guests also board the Bowfin Submarine to explore below deck. The day rounds out with a drive through the National Cemetery of the Pacific at Punchbowl Crater and a city tour past landmarks including 'Iolani Palace and the King Kamehameha Statue in downtown Honolulu. The tour suits families and travelers with low physical intensity needs, as the pace is easy and museum areas offer space to rest. Meals are not included, though food is available for purchase at the visitor center. Shirts and shoes are required at the Arizona Memorial, and swimsuits are not allowed. Bring a water bottle and a camera. The tour is weather dependent.

⛴ Pearl Harbor & Oahu Private Tours

This private tour picks up from Waikiki hotels and cruise ship piers at no extra charge, with paid pickup available from the Honolulu Airport, Ko Olina, Turtle Bay Resort, and other locations. The day centers on Pearl Harbor, where tickets are included along with time to explore the Visitor Center, watch the documentary film of the attack, and board the Navy boat to the USS Arizona Memorial. After Pearl Harbor, the itinerary opens up based on group preference, with possible stops at Pali Lookout, Byodo-In Temple, Dole Plantation, Waimea Valley, and the North Shore. Transportation is in an SUV or Mercedes Sprinter, which gives groups room to travel comfortably between stops. No meals are included, but the guide can suggest dining options along the route.

⛴ The Complete Pearl Harbor Tour Experience

This full-day tour picks up guests from their Waikiki hotel or Airbnb and covers the major sites of Pearl Harbor and beyond. From there, the tour moves to the USS Arizona Memorial, reached by Navy boat, then to the USS Bowfin Submarine. Transportation is provided to Ford Island for a deck tour of the USS Missouri Battleship and a stop at the USS Oklahoma Memorial. The Pacific Aviation Museum is also on the route. After Pearl Harbor, the tour continues to the National Cemetery of the Pacific at Punchbowl Crater, then through downtown Honolulu past 'Iolani Palace, the King Kamehameha Statue, and the Hawaii State Capitol before returning to Waikiki. Admission tickets to the USS Arizona Memorial are included, along with Ford Island transportation. Meals and gratuity are not included, though food is available for purchase at the Pacific Aviation Museum cafe and aboard the USS Missouri. The tour is rated easy and low intensity, mixing indoor and outdoor settings throughout the day. The schedule is subject to change due to weather or traffic.

Polynesian Cultural Center and Pearl Harbor Tour

The day begins at Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, where museum exhibits and a documentary built from authentic WWII footage set the context for a U.S. Navy launch ride across the harbor to the USS Arizona Memorial, constructed over the sunken battleship. Audio guides are available in English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, French, Russian, Italian, German, and Spanish. Cultural demonstrations, canoe pageants, and hands-on activities fill the afternoon. The route also passes through coastal areas and makes stops along the way for photos. This tour suits travelers who want a low-intensity introduction to both Hawaiian history and Pacific Island cultures without arranging separate transportation. Lunch is not included in the price, but the guide stops at local spots to eat. The tour is designed for guests staying on Oahu, though visitors traveling from other islands can also book. Multilingual audio guides make it accessible to international visitors.