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Whale Watching Big Island: 2.5-Hour Catamaran CruiseA 2.5-hour whale watching tour on the Big Island operates December through mid-April aboard a powered catamaran with shade, a professional guide, bottled water and snacks. The operator guarantees whale sightings or offers a free return trip. A restroom is onboard and the boat is designed for open ocean conditions.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see humpback whales without arranging your own boat or managing the logistics of a longer excursion—the catamaran, guide and guarantee handle all of it in a single morning or afternoon window.
Pearl Harbor & USS Arizona: Small Group Tour with PickupYou’ll walk where history changed forever at Pearl Harbor, take a quiet boat ride to the USS Arizona Memorial, pause among heroes at Punchbowl Cemetery, and end your day under banyan trees by Iolani Palace—with a local guide handling all logistics so you can just be present.
Diamond Head hike from Waikiki: Shuttle, tickets, summit viewsA self-guided hike to Diamond Head's summit from Oahu, departing from Waikiki with round-trip shuttle service and entry tickets included. The hike is manageable for most fitness levels and takes about 2.5 hours total. You're picked up in Waikiki, driven through Kapiolani Park to the trailhead, given access to the state monument without waiting in line, and left to climb at your own pace to panoramic views of Waikiki's coastline, the Honolulu skyline, and the Pacific Ocean.Is it for me?Book this one if you want to see Diamond Head's summit views without arranging your own transport or waiting in an entry line—the shuttle handles the logistics so you focus on the climb and the view.
Big Island: Kilauea Volcano Tour, Kona Coffee & Black Sand BeachYou’ll start your day sipping Kona coffee in cool mountain air before feeling black sand under your feet at Punaluʻu Beach. Watch for sea turtles and listen as your guide shares stories beside Kilauea’s steaming crater. End with a cozy dinner at Kilauea Lodge—all with hotel pickup and meals included. It’s less about checking sights off a list than letting Hawaii get under your skin.
Maui: Molokini & Turtle Town Luxury Catamaran SnorkelYou spend the day snorkeling Molokini Crater and Turtle Town aboard a luxury catamaran with breakfast, a grilled lunch, and an open bar all included. The boat operates at reduced capacity so the experience stays personalized, and the crew's 40+ years of local knowledge means you're in the water where the turtles actually are. Guests ages 4 and older are welcome; the boat departs from Maui and returns the same day.Is it for me?Book this if you want to snorkel Molokini and see green sea turtles without arranging your own boat, gear, or meals — the luxury catamaran and small-group capacity mean you spend the day in the water and on deck, not managing logistics.
Hanalei Bay kayak and snorkel tour: Hidden beach and sea turtlesA morning kayak and snorkel tour in Hanalei Bay starts at a private dock on the river, paddles downstream to the bay where you'll see Hawaiian green sea turtles, then lands at a hidden beach for 45 minutes of snorkeling and a full lunch. The guides are born and raised on the island and share the history and ecology as you go. Children from age 5 are welcome, and the tour runs 8:30am to 1pm with snorkel gear and lunch included.Is it for me?The guide speaks English and shares island knowledge as you paddle and snorkel, so families with kids from age 5 up can follow the whole tour and learn as you go. If you want to snorkel but don't want to arrange gear, transport or a meal, this tour handles all three and lands you on a beach most visitors don't find on their own.
Maui Clear Kayak & Snorkel Tour: Swim with Turtles MakenaYou paddle a clear-bottom kayak over Maui's reefs for three hours starting at 7am, watching sea turtles and tropical fish from above, then snorkel at the best spots if you want to. The tour includes life jackets, snorkeling gear, and a guide who knows where the marine life congregates. You're done by 10am, with the rest of your day free.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Maui's marine life without committing to a full-day boat tour or dealing with large groups — the early 7am start and small group size are what keep the water calm and the reef visible.
Waikiki Sunset Sailing: 2-Hour Catamaran Swim & SailA 2-hour sunset sailing activity on a catamaran in Waikiki where you swim in the ocean and watch the sunset from the water with an experienced guide. The boat departs as the sun begins to set, so timing is fixed around that window. Swimming is optional, and you'll want a camera—the light changes fast and the colors are the whole point.Is it for me?Book this one if you want to watch the Waikiki sunset from the water instead of the beach, with the option to swim in the open ocean as the light changes—the catamaran puts you in the middle of it instead of watching from shore.
Waikiki: Group Surfing Lesson with Certified InstructorsYou’ll start with some laughs and sandy practice before heading into Waikiki’s waves for hands-on coaching from certified instructors. With all equipment provided and a small group size, you’ll get real support—and maybe even stand up on your first wave. Expect salty air, friendly faces, and a few surprises along the way.
Oahu: Jurassic Park Film Locations Tour & Dinosaur SetsYou ride through Kualoa Ranch's actual Jurassic film locations in a 2.5-hour open-air tour with a professional guide. You see the Indominus Rex paddock's 60-foot walls, dinosaur cages, bunkers, and the gallimimus stampede field from the original movies and sequels. The terrain is rough and unfiltered — that's what keeps it feeling authentic instead of staged.Is it for me?Right for Jurassic fans who want to stand on the actual film sets rather than watch a video about them. The bumpy terrain is what keeps the experience raw and unpolished — plan for a physically active ride if you have any back sensitivity.
Waikiki Sunset Cruise with Open Bar: Barefoot Beach BoardingA sunset cruise on Oahu's Holokai Catamaran departs directly from Waikiki Beach with a fully stocked open bar, no harbor transfers, and a 1.5-hour sail timed to catch the golden hour. Beer, wine, cocktails and motion sickness aid are included; parking validation covers four hours at Embassy Suites valet. Friday sails are adults 21+ only; Saturday through Thursday welcome all ages, with discounted rates for children 4–12 and infants sailing free.Is it for me?This is a social sail built for groups and solo travelers who want to mingle in a fun crowd—not a private charter or a quiet family outing. Friday nights are adults only; if you're bringing kids or want a mixed-age group, book Saturday through Thursday instead.
Waimea Canyon and Koke'e Tour on Kauai: Red cliffs and coffeeThis guided tour of Kauai covers Waimea Canyon—nicknamed the Grand Canyon of the Pacific for its striking red soil and deep valley gorges—plus Koke'e State Park, a coffee plantation, and the coastal spray of Spouting Horn, all with hotel pickup and live narration from your driver. Lunch is on your own at Koke'e Lodge with a 10% discount for tour guests; a $3 donation to the Koke'e Natural History Museum is included. The tour runs 10 hours and suits all fitness levels, though it includes an easy nature walk with a gradual uphill section at the start.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying at a Kauai hotel and want a full-day drive covering four major sites with a guide's narration—the itinerary and transportation are set, so you just show up.
Kauai Na Pali Coast Sunset Sail & Dinner with DrinksYou’ll sail barefoot along Kauai’s Na Pali Coast as the sun sets behind those wild cliffs, sharing fresh island food and local drinks on a spacious catamaran. Listen to legends from your guide while dolphins play nearby (if you’re lucky), then raise a toast as golden hour turns everything soft and bright. This is one of those evenings that lingers long after you’re back on land.
Oahu: Polynesian Cultural Center & HA Breath of Life ShowYou spend the day moving through six Polynesian island villages on Oahu, learning fire-starting and canoe paddling from locals, catching the water-based Huki show, and ending with the HA: Breath of Life evening performance—over 100 performers, fire dancing, and storytelling under the stars. Bronze seating, a digital photo, and a 3-day return pass are included; plan to eat before or during the day, as dinner is separate.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want a full-day cultural immersion on Oahu without bouncing between separate attractions—the six villages, shows, and evening performance are all in one place. Plan for a long day (6–8 hours) and bring or buy dinner, since the package doesn't include a meal.
Lanai Cathedrals Scuba Dive: Caverns & Lava FormationsYou meet at the dive shop at 6:30am, cross to Lanai on a fast boat (watching for dolphins), and make two dives into Cathedral caverns and lava formations at 50–75 feet with 100+ foot visibility. Groups max seven divers, so you get one-on-one attention from guides. Gear rental, water, and a light snack are included; you're back on Maui by afternoon.Is it for me?Right for certified divers who want to explore Lanai's underwater caverns and lava structures in small groups with guides who know the sites. Plan for an early start and a full day out of the water — the 6:30am departure and channel crossing are what make reaching Lanai and diving two sites in one morning possible.
Oahu to Big Island: Kilauea Volcano & Hilo Waterfalls Day TripYou fly from Honolulu to Hilo, spend the day with a driver-guide moving through Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, walk the Thurston Lava Tube, drive Chain of Craters Road, see Kilauea's steam vents, stop at Akaka Falls and Rainbow Falls, tour Liliʻuokalani Gardens, and eat lunch — all included. The return flight gets you back to Oahu by late afternoon.Is it for me?This works best if you're staying on Oahu but want to see Kilauea and the Big Island's waterfalls in one day without renting a car or figuring out flights yourself — the tour handles the airfare, timing, and all the stops, so you just show up at the airport in Honolulu.
Maui Surf Lesson: Beginner Group Class & EquipmentYou arrive for a 90-minute beginner group lesson on Maui's Lahaina side, start with pop-up drills on sand, then paddle into warm, consistent waves with a local instructor watching your form. Equipment — board, booties, rash guard — is provided. You need to swim and be at least 10 years old. The lesson doesn't make you an expert; it shows you why people keep coming back.Is it for me?Book this if you want to try surfing without renting equipment separately or figuring out where to start — the instructor handles the teaching, the waves cooperate, and you'll know within 90 minutes whether you want to keep going.
Maui Air Tour: Private 3 Islands Flight & Panoramic ViewsYou’ll fly above Maui, Molokini Crater, and Molokai in a private plane with just your group and a local pilot sharing stories as you go. Expect panoramic windows, live commentary through headsets, cold drinks onboard, and time to soak in wild colors and shapes you can’t see any other way. It’s not just sightseeing—it’s like hitting pause on everything else for a while.
Big Island Hawaii: Volcanoes, Waterfalls & Black Sand Beach Day TourYou spend most of the morning inside Hawaii Volcanoes National Park with a Native Hawaiian guide covering the crater overlooks, steam vents, and lava tubes. After lunch at Hilo Farmers Market, you visit Rainbow Falls, a botanical garden with tide pools, a local candy factory with free samples, and Richardson Ocean Park to see Hawaiian green sea turtles. Hotel or airport pickup and drop-off in Hilo are included, along with the national park fee, bottled water, and an umbrella for the mist.Is it for me?Pick this tour if you want to see the Big Island's most famous natural landmarks—volcanoes, waterfalls, tide pools, and sea turtles—in a single day without renting a car or planning the route yourself. The Native Hawaiian guide and fixed schedule handle the logistics, and the van's reclining seats mean you're not exhausted by the driving between stops.
55-Minute Helicopter Tour: Volcanoes National ParkA 55-minute helicopter tour departing from Hilo Airport that flies directly over Volcanoes National Park, passing orchid farms and native forest en route. The flight includes a live English-speaking guide, safety briefing and all taxes and fees; you arrive at the airport an hour before departure. Safari Helicopters has operated on Big Island for over 35 years.Is it for me?The flight is 55 minutes in the air with no walking or water entry, so it suits travelers who want the volcano views without physical exertion. Arrive an hour early and bring only what fits on your lap, since there is no baggage space and the helicopter loads quickly.
