Kaimana Tours
Activities (7)
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Diamond Head Crater Shuttle & Self-Guided Hike
A shuttle picks guests up at their Waikiki hotel or, for those staying elsewhere, at the Queen Kapiolani Hotel, and returns them after the hike. The entry ticket, a bottle of water, and a map and brochure of the crater are all included, so there is nothing to purchase at the gate. The trail is rated easy to moderate and includes uneven surfaces, switchbacks, and staircases, so comfortable walking shoes and a reasonable level of fitness are needed. Pregnant travelers and anyone with heart, respiratory, or mobility concerns should consult a doctor before booking. Multiple morning departure times are available, giving travelers flexibility to choose what fits their day. Guests should be ready at their scheduled pickup time, as the shuttle makes several stops and cannot wait. Sun protection and a camera are worth bringing.
Hawaiian Beauty Package
Travelers not staying in Waikiki meet at the Queen Kapiolani Hotel. The tour visits Diamond Head State Monument first, following a moderate crater trail, then continues to Manoa Falls Trail, a rainforest path through eucalyptus and bamboo groves that ends at a waterfall. Entry fees for both sites are covered, and each traveler receives bottled water. A hiking stick and bug spray are provided for the Manoa Falls portion. The listing describes both trails as moderate and suitable for guests in average physical condition, making the outing a reasonable choice for families, couples, and first-time hikers. A knowledgeable local driver handles transportation and provides trail information and safety guidance. The tour departs from Waikiki hotels at more than one time, giving travelers some flexibility in how the day fits their schedule. Gratuity for the driver is not included in the tour price.
Hanauma Bay Snorkeling
Kaimana Tours runs this Waikiki-based snorkeling trip to Hanauma Bay, a protected Marine Life Conservation Area on Oahu. Pickup starts early in the morning from Waikiki hotels, getting guests to the park right as it opens, which helps avoid the challenge of securing parking at a location that fills up fast. Guests not staying at a Waikiki hotel can join the shuttle at the Queen Kapiolani Hotel. Round-trip transportation is included in the price. The trip is rated easy and suits beginners, families, and anyone comfortable swimming independently or with a flotation device. Sanitized snorkel gear, including a silicon-tempered mask, J-type snorkel, and endurance vinyl acetate fins, comes with the package. Optional rentals such as boogie boards, umbrellas, chairs, corrective lens masks, and flotation vests are available for an added cost, or guests can bring their own gear. The bay entrance fee is not included and is paid separately. Hawaii residents with proof of residency, active military with valid ID, and young children are exempt from that fee.
Makapu’u Point Lighthouse Trail Hike & Halona Blowhole
This tour picks up guests at their Waikiki hotel or at the Queen Kapiolani Hotel for those staying outside Waikiki, then shuttles them to the Makapuʻu Lighthouse Trail on Oahu's eastern shore. The trail is paved and follows a steady incline, so hikers should be comfortable walking on a moderately challenging uphill path. Complimentary bottled water is provided, and a local driver offers trail information, tips, and recommendations along the way. The shuttle then returns everyone to Waikiki. Wear comfortable hiking shoes and bring sun protection, as exposure on the trail can be significant. A lightweight jacket is worth packing because the lookout area tends to be windy. Guests with impaired mobility or balance issues should take care, and pregnant guests are welcome but should consult a doctor beforehand. Children must be supervised throughout. Meals and gratuity are not included.
Manoa Falls Rainforest & Self-Guided Hike
The shuttle picks up from the Queen Kapiolani Hotel for travelers staying outside Waikiki, and park entry is included in the booking. The trail is a moderate, round-trip path through tropical rainforest terrain that passes eucalyptus trees and bamboo groves before reaching a tall waterfall with a designated viewing area. The terrain is uneven and can be muddy, so sturdy shoes with good grip are worth wearing. Each traveler receives a hiking stick and bug spray, and the shuttle driver carries ponchos available for purchase. This hike suits families, couples, and solo travelers who are reasonably fit and comfortable on uneven ground. Children must be supervised throughout. The hike is self-guided once the shuttle drops off at the trailhead, giving travelers the freedom to move at their own pace.
Best Oahu Hikes
The first stop is Diamond Head Crater, where the trail climbs to the summit and offers panoramic views of Waikiki, Honolulu, and the Pacific Ocean. The second hike follows the Makapuʻu Lighthouse Trail along the windward coast, passing scenic lookouts, offshore islets, and the historic red-roofed lighthouse. Both trails have interpretive signs along the way, making them well suited for families and photographers alike. Transportation departs from Waikiki hotels and returns to the same location, so no rental car is needed. Travelers not staying in Waikiki can meet the group at the Queen Kapiolani Hotel. Park fees, a complimentary bottle of water, and a Diamond Head map and brochure are included. Gratuity is not included and is optional. The tour leaves early in the morning, so plan to be ready at pickup time.
Snorkel Gear and Beach Rental
The pickup location on Kalanianaole Highway puts the shop close to the bay, so getting into the water does not require a long trip from elsewhere. Renters receive a mask, snorkel tube, and fins as part of the standard package, and beach chairs, umbrellas, and towels are also available to rent separately. The service suits first-time snorkelers and those with more experience alike, as well as families and individuals traveling solo. Gear is picked up at a time selected during booking, and all equipment must be returned by the end of the rental window on the same day. Bringing a swimsuit, sun protection, water, and light snacks is recommended. A waterproof bag for personal items is also a practical addition.
About
Hikers can choose from several trail options, including the Diamond Head Crater climb, the Manoa Falls rainforest path, and the paved Makapuʻu Lighthouse Trail near the Halona Blowhole. Some hiking packages combine multiple trails into a single outing. For those who want to get into the water, Hanauma Bay snorkeling trips include gear rental and round-trip shuttle service to the protected marine conservation area.
A shuttle handles transportation for many of the listings, so participants can reach trailheads and coastal spots without needing a rental car. Offerings range from moderate crater climbs to family-friendly paved walks, giving travelers with different comfort levels and interests a range of ways to spend a day exploring the island.
Kaimana Tours is based in Honolulu, Oahu. Do Oahu lists 7 activities from Kaimana Tours.
Categories: Hiking, Beach Rentals and Circle Island Tours.
Listings include Diamond Head Crater Shuttle & Self-Guided Hike; Hawaiian Beauty Package; Hanauma Bay Snorkeling; Makapu’u Point Lighthouse Trail Hike & Halona Blowhole; Manoa Falls Rainforest & Self-Guided Hike; Best Oahu Hikes; and 1 more.
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