6 Hour Tour

This tour picks up from your Waikiki hotel or the pier and visits several stops around Oahu. The route includes the Halona Blowhole, Koko Head Crater, and the Nu'uanu Pali Lookout, with a stop at Leonard's for malasadas along the way. Local snacking is included, with fresh pineapple, li hing mui, poke, local ice cream, and shave ice among the offerings. The tour covers Hawaiian history and returns guests to their hotel, the pier, or the airport at the end. Photography is included, and the itinerary is customizable, so if you want to add a lei-making experience or adjust the route, ask Kiko directly. The operator will confirm your hotel pickup details after booking. Bring cash for any shopping, since that is not covered, along with sunscreen and a camera. The tour involves light walking and is suitable for a wide range of ages. Last-chance shopping is also part of the stop lineup before the return drop-off.

Wahine Tour

The Wahine Tour is a full-day Oahu experience built around women-owned businesses, making it a natural fit for bachelorette parties, mother-daughter trips, and groups of friends traveling together. Pickup is available from Waikiki hotels, and the route covers a range of stops across the island. Along the way, guests visit the Queen Liliuokalani Statue and Iolani Palace, stop at local farms to taste tropical fruits including pineapple, mango, and lilikoi, and sample macadamia nuts and coffee. Lunch is served at Jenny's Shrimp Truck in Haleiwa. The tour also includes hands-on flower lei making and a hula lesson by the sea. Shopping stops feature Fighting Eel and other local makers. Photos are included, and a pineapple is shared among the group. Walkers are welcome. A camera is worth bringing along. Lunch, shopping, and gratuity are not included in the tour price. An optional shell bangle workshop is available for an added cost.

Foodie Tour-Food included!

Pickup is available from your hotel or the pier, so there is no need to arrange separate transportation to a meeting point. Throughout the day, the tour covers a wide range of tastes, moving from savory to sweet and from farm-fresh fruit to native preparations. Shared plates and tastings include loco moco, spicy ahi poke, banana lumpia, poi doughnuts, pineapple upside down cake, shave ice with local fruit flavors, mango, papaya, macadamia nuts, sugar cane juice, locally grown coffee, cacao, and bottled water. A full plate lunch is part of the experience, not an add-on. No entrance fees are charged along the way. The tour suits a wide range of travelers and is accessible to those who use walkers. Gluten-free accommodations are available on request. Gratuities for vendors are not included in the price, so bringing some cash for that purpose is a good idea. Arriving hungry is strongly recommended.

Pearl Harbor & City Tour

This private tour departs from a Honolulu meeting point and travels to Pearl Harbor National Memorial, where the itinerary includes the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center and a digital ticket reservation for the USS Arizona Memorial, subject to availability. A documentary about the attack on Pearl Harbor is part of the experience, along with photos taken during the tour. Along the way, guests stop at Leonard's Malasada Bakery for a complimentary malasada. Lunch is not included, but the tour returns to Waikiki with time to eat afterward. Bags, purses, and backpacks are not permitted on Pearl Harbor grounds. Paid lockers are available on-site, or belongings can be secured in the tour van. A clear purse is another option. Cameras are recommended to bring along.

CUSTOMIZED and Private Tour

Kikos Tours Oahu offers pickup directly from a hotel or pier, with guide KIKO leading a private, fully customizable day on Oahu. Guests choose from a range of stops, and the itinerary is built around those selections. Options include swimming at selected spots, flower lei making using provided flowers, hiking, snorkeling, visits to the Byodo In Temple, chocolate and coffee tours, rum tasting, food trucks on the North Shore, and stops at local vendors. All entrance fees are covered, and photos are included. Guests should plan to cover lunch, alcohol tastings, shopping, and gratuity on their own. To arrange pickup, provide hotel or cruise ship details to the guide ahead of the tour. Bring sunscreen, a hat, and a camera. The actual stops and their order depend on guest selections and may vary. Black car service is available for an additional cost.

Waterfall & Chocolate Day

This tour travels from Honolulu to the North Shore of Oahu, covering food, nature, and cultural stops along the way. The itinerary includes a Leonard's malasada to start, then a visit to Waimea Botanical Garden and Falls, where guests can swim in the waterfall or take photos. Lifejackets are supplied and required for the water. The entrance fee to the botanical garden is included. Reaching the waterfall requires an incline walk, though a tram and scooters are available for purchase for those who prefer not to make the climb. The route also takes in Iolani Palace, Dole Plantation, a macadamia nut farm with a free sample, local farm coffee tasting, and Haleiwa, a historic plantation town with shopping. A North Shore food truck provides lunch options, though lunch is not included in the price. Shave ice and Dole Whip are available to buy separately. Guests should bring a swimsuit, towel, and sunscreen. Water shoes are welcome but not required. The tour departs from Ekaha Avenue in Honolulu.

North Shore/Circle Island

Pickup is from a hotel or the pier, and the tour accommodates cruise passengers traveling with luggage. The route covers Oahu, with stops at Diamond Head Crater, the Hanauma Bay Preserve overlook, Halona Blowhole, Eternity Beach, Koko Head Crater, a drive-by of Makapu'u Point and Lighthouse, Kualoa Ranch, Chinaman's Hat, a fresh fruit farm, and a macadamia nut farm, among other spots. The pace is relaxed, with time to linger, shop, or take photos at each stop. Several snacks and treats are included along the way: a Leonard's malasada, fresh fruit, macadamia nut samples, locally grown coffee bean samples, and bottled water. The Hanauma Bay overlook entrance fee is also covered. Lunch is available at food trucks along the route but is not included. Note that the Hanauma Bay overlook is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. Walking is light throughout, with short, easy strolls at viewpoints and photo stops. Bring cash for shopping and lunch. A car seat can be arranged in advance.