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Oahu: Kualoa Ranch 3-Tour Package & Movie SitesYou get three guided tours of a 4,000-acre Oahu ranch in one day: Hollywood movie locations you'll recognize, a jungle expedition by ATV through rainforest, and a farm tour with tasting. Lunch is included. The fixed schedule means no arranging transport or timing yourself between stops — you show up and move through the day as planned.Is it for me?Book this if you want the full Kualoa experience without picking which single tour to choose, and you'd rather have lunch and transport handled so you can just show up and move through the day.
Big Island: Volcanoes, Black Sand Beach & Kona Coffee Day TripYou’ll sip fresh Kona coffee on Mauna Loa’s slopes, walk barefoot on black sand beside sea turtles at Punaluʻu Beach, and feel volcanic heat rise beneath your feet at Kilauea. With local stories guiding you through Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and time to taste sweet bread at the southernmost bakery in the U.S., this day trip from Kona leaves you feeling both awed and oddly connected.
South Kona snorkeling tour: 3 remote locations, small groupA small-group snorkeling tour on the South Kona Coast that visits three remote locations—Kealakekua Bay, Pu'uhonua O Honaunau, and a private black sand beach accessible only by boat—with all snorkeling gear, lunch, snacks and drinks included. The custom vessels are built to navigate sea caves and lava tubes, and the captain shares the cultural history of each stop. Children from age 5 are welcome; swimming and snorkeling experience are recommended, and you'll need to be able to climb a short pool ladder.Is it for me?If you're staying without a car or arriving for a free afternoon, the boat picks you up from a public transportation-accessible location and handles the entire route—no driving, no planning the stops, no figuring out which beaches are reachable. The small group and custom boat mean you'll reach places and see wildlife that larger tours and land-based snorkeling cannot access.
Maui: Whale Watching Tour from Lahaina Harbor & HydrophoneYou’ll hear real humpback whale songs through an underwater hydrophone as you cruise Maui’s Au’au Channel from Lahaina Harbor. Watch for breaches and tail slaps with guidance from local experts who know every nuance of these waters. There’s space to move around outside or relax in shaded cabins—bring your own snacks if you like. The memory of those whale calls stays long after you’re back on shore.
Oahu to Maui: Road to Hana Day Trip & AirfareYou fly from Oahu to Maui, drive the famous Road to Hana with a professional guide, swim in a waterfall pool, eat lunch at an organic farm, and watch windsurfers at Ho'okipa Beach before flying home. Round-trip airfare, airport transport, park entry and lunch are all included, so you only show up ready to go.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying on Oahu but want to see Maui's most scenic stretch without renting a car, navigating unfamiliar roads, or piecing together flights and transport separately — the all-inclusive format means you show up at the airport and the rest unfolds on schedule.
Oahu Circle Island Tour: Turtle Beach, Dole & Byodo-In TempleYou’ll circle Oahu in a small group, starting with sunrise views at Diamond Head before feeling ocean spray at Halona Blowhole. Wander Byodo-In Temple’s gardens and taste garlicky shrimp on the North Shore. Snorkel with sea turtles at Turtle Beach (gear included), then cool off with pineapple treats at Dole Plantation—all with hotel pickup and lunch sorted for you.
Maui: Clear Kayak Tour with Snorkeling & Whale SightingsYou paddle a clear kayak over Maui's coral reefs with a small group, seeing sea turtles, manta rays, and seasonal humpback whales through the transparent hull. All gear, sunscreen, and snacks are included, and a photographer documents the day from shore. Expect two hours on the water with a guide who knows the reef and cares about it.Is it for me?Right for families and first-time kayakers who want to see reef life without snorkeling or diving, and for anyone visiting Maui between December and April hoping to spot humpback whales. Plan for about two hours on the water — that's the window that lets you paddle out, explore the reef thoroughly, and return without rushing.
Kealakekua Bay: Kayak & Snorkel with Dolphin SightingsYou paddle a kayak into Kealakekua Bay, one of Hawaii's most protected and culturally significant spots, then snorkel a coral reef teeming with tropical fish and the occasional spinner dolphin. Gear, water, and a fresh breakfast from a local coffee roastery are included. The tour runs in the morning and takes about half a day, with pickup and drop-off at the launch site.Is it for me?Book this if you want to snorkel one of Hawaii's best reefs without arranging your own kayak, gear, or breakfast — the small group size and local operator knowledge are what make the experience feel less crowded than the bigger tour boats that also visit the bay.
Maui Road to Hana: Private VIP Backstage Pass TourYou’ll ride Maui’s legendary Road to Hana with your own guide, swimming under waterfalls, tasting fresh tropical fruit, wandering black sand beaches, and sharing stories over local food. Expect moments of surprise (and maybe courage), plus plenty of time away from crowds—just you, Maui’s wild edges, and whatever adventure you want to try.
Luau Na Lei Aloha: Boutique Dinner Show in WaikikiNā Lei Aloha Luau is a dinner show in Waikiki celebrating Hawaiian culture through mele (music), oli (chant) and hula, with lei-making demonstrations and strolling musicians before the performance. The Dinner and Show Package includes an all-you-can-eat international buffet with Hawaiian specialties like kalua pork and poke, plus one hand-crafted cocktail; the Royal Ilima VIP Package adds premium seating; the Express Ticket is show only, without dinner. All packages are wheelchair accessible and suitable for all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book the Dinner and Show Package if you want the full experience—food, drinks and performance—without deciding what to eat beforehand. Choose the Royal Ilima VIP Package for a better view of the stage. Pick the Express Ticket if you're coming for the show and the culture, and you'll grab dinner elsewhere.
Oahu Parasailing at Maunalua Bay: Tandem Flights & PhotosYou’ll get a real taste of Oahu’s wild side on this parasailing trip—smooth launch, epic views over Maunalua Bay, and that unbeatable feeling of flying above turquoise water. Perfect for families or anyone looking for something different near Honolulu.
Pearl Harbor & Honolulu: Private City Tour with PickupYou’ll stand where history still feels close at Pearl Harbor, wander past banyan trees near Iolani Palace, and catch breezes high above Honolulu at Diamond Head Lookout. With hotel pickup and a local guide who brings stories to life, expect moments both lighthearted and quietly moving.
Maui Lahaina: Beginner Scuba Dive with Small GroupsYou’ll start right from Lahaina’s shore with a pro guide who keeps things relaxed but safe. Practice breathing underwater, see tropical fish (and maybe turtles), then take on your first real Maui scuba dive—all gear included, plus a snack after. If you can swim confidently in the ocean, this is your shot at seeing Maui from below the waves.
Waikiki: 2-Tank Shipwreck & Reef SCUBA Dive for CertifiedYou’ll feel that first jolt of excitement dropping onto a real Waikiki shipwreck with your certified guide nearby, then relax into colorful reef life on your second dive. Expect early morning energy, friendly banter in multiple languages, all your gear sorted for you—and maybe even a sea turtle sighting if luck’s on your side.
Haleiwa: Paddleboard & Kayak Rental on Private River LaunchYou get two hours on a paddleboard or kayak with all gear included, launching from a private ramp into calm river water. No crowds, no public beach chaos, and a hot shower waiting when you're done. The easy access and basic instruction mean you don't need experience to go out safely. Book this if you want to paddle Oahu without the typical rental-shop hassle.Is it for me?Book this if you want to paddle without arranging transport to a crowded public beach or fighting for a rental slot—the private launch and calm river conditions mean you're on the water within minutes of arriving.
Big Island: Volcanoes, Black Sand Beach & Kona Coffee Day TripYou’ll drive Saddle Road past fresh lava fields, walk barefoot on Punaluʻu’s black sand beach beside sea turtles, sip Kona coffee where it grows best, and eat lunch overlooking Kīlauea’s caldera with steam rising below you. With a local guide leading every step (and snacks plus raincoats included), this day trip from Waikoloa leaves you feeling both tiny and lucky.
Oahu Parasailing: 600-1000ft Waikiki & Diamond Head ViewsYou board a boat off Waikiki, get suited up with a life jacket and harness, and rise 600 to 1,000 feet above the water while the crew manages the rope and your safety. Diamond Head and the entire south shore come into view. The flight lasts as long as it takes—roughly an hour total with check-in and the boat ride—and you can bring a friend on a tandem or three-person flight. An optional photo package captures the moment if you want it.Is it for me?A good fit if you want a single, straightforward thrill during your time on Oahu without needing experience or special training. Plan for about an hour total—that includes the boat ride out, gear prep, and your flight—which is what lets the crew keep groups small and the experience unhurried.
Kauai Na Pali Coast Boat Tour with Snorkeling: Includes lunch and equipmentA five-hour boat tour of Kauai's Na Pali Coast with snorkeling equipment and lunch included. The boat departs from the southwest side of the island, follows the coastal cliffs, enters sea caves and passes through waterfalls when conditions allow, then anchors at a safe snorkel site. Small shared groups of up to 20 guests travel with a live English-speaking guide.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see the Na Pali Coast from the water without renting a boat yourself, and you're comfortable with ocean swells and a small shared group. It's built for anyone from age 6 up who can handle a few hours on the water and wants snorkeling, lunch and the cliffs all in one morning or afternoon.
Hanauma Bay: Guided Snorkeling Tour with Waikiki PickupYou’ll ride from Waikiki to Hanauma Bay with an easy pickup, get fitted for snorkel gear by a local guide, then float among tropical fish and maybe spot a sea turtle or two. Relax on the sand after swimming before heading back—expect salt in your hair and that lingering feeling of calm.
Maui: Whale Watch Small Group & Dolphin EncountersYou board a 12-person raft at Lahaina and spend two hours drifting through the Maui Nui sanctuary listening to humpback whale songs on a hydrophone, watching calves and mothers, and spotting dolphins along the way. The marine naturalist explains what you're seeing without narrating over it. Purified water is included. If no whales appear during peak season (Dec–April), your next tour is free.Is it for me?Book this if you want close whale encounters without the crowds and don't want to arrange your own boat — the 12-person limit and low-riding raft are what make the difference between watching whales and being near them.
