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Honolulu: Historical Bike Tour with Chinatown & Aloha TowerYou’ll pedal through Honolulu’s living history—from Waikiki Beach’s hula mounds to Chinatown’s markets and Kaka'ako’s street art—with stories from a local guide. Taste fresh fruit along the way, catch breezes by Aloha Tower, and roll past royal palaces before ending under Magic Island’s trees. Expect laughter, small surprises, and that feeling you get when travel starts to feel real.
Family Photography Session Kauai: Hidden Beach LocationsA family photography session on Kauai beaches with a local photographer who scouts the location based on your group's abilities and the day's weather. You receive 10 professionally edited digital photos, and can purchase additional images from the full shoot at a small per-photo fee. The session runs about an hour and requires confirmation 24 hours in advance.Is it for me?If you're staying on Kauai without a rental car or prefer not to scout locations yourself, the photographer handles finding the beach and meeting you there—you just show up with your family and the clothes you want to wear.
Hanauma Bay Snorkeling: Priority Entry & Waikiki PickupYou get picked up from your Waikiki hotel, watch the mandatory safety video on the ride, and arrive at Hanauma Bay ready to snorkel without waiting in the entry line. Spend the day exploring the reef at your own pace, then return to your hotel on the same electric shuttle. If you add the Honolulu Zoo ticket, you'll have entry but will need to handle transport between the two attractions yourself.Is it for me?Pick this if you're staying in Waikiki and want guaranteed entry to Hanauma Bay without arranging your own transport or sitting through the safety video at the gate — the shuttle handles both, leaving you more time in the water.
West Maui and Molokai Helicopter Tour: Oceanfront LandingA 75-minute helicopter tour from Kahului Heliport that flies over West Maui's rainforest and the tallest sea cliffs of Molokai, then lands at Air Maui's private oceanfront site on Maui's North Shore before returning to base. The pilot narrates throughout and the doors-on cabin gives unobstructed views for photography. Shared tour with up to six passengers; weight restrictions apply for safety.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to fly with other passengers and land on the beach—the shared cabin keeps the price lower, and the oceanfront stop gives you time on the sand between the two flights. If you'd prefer to fly alone or with your group only, choose the private helicopter option at checkout instead.
Honolulu: Private Surf Lessons on Oahu with Pro SurferYou’ll paddle out into Honolulu’s gentle waves with a pro surfer guiding every move—reef shoes and waterproof shirts included so you can focus on standing up (or falling in) without worry. Expect laughter, salty air, and those small wins that stick with you long after your lesson ends.
Maui: Ka'anapali Small-Group Snorkel Tour & Turtles SwimYou’ll step straight off Ka'anapali Beach onto a small group boat, snorkel with turtles and colorful reef fish at a west Maui spot chosen by your local guide, then relax with drinks and snacks under shaded seating before heading back salty-haired and smiling.
Pearl Harbor & Honolulu: Arizona Memorial Day Trip from KauaiYou’ll stand above the sunken USS Arizona at Pearl Harbor, feel that hush as oil rises from below, then explore Honolulu’s royal sites—from Punchbowl Crater to Iolani Palace—with stories from a local guide. Flights from Kauai and all entry tickets are included so you can focus on what matters: being present for these moments.
Waterfall Rappelling at Kulaniapia Falls: 120-Foot DropWaterfall rappelling at Kulaniapia Falls is a guided activity where you descend 120 feet down the falls using professional equipment and instruction from a live guide. The experience takes 2 to 3 hours and includes access to the falls property, where non-rappelling companions can swim, kayak or paddleboard when river conditions permit. Tours depart from The Inn at Kulaniapia Falls and must be booked in advance; parking is available on site for registered guests only.Is it for me?You control the descent with the guide managing the rope, so this suits anyone with moderate fitness who wants to rappel rather than watch it done. If companions are coming along, they can purchase a day pass and spend the time in the water or on the trails while you're on the falls.
Snorkeling at Kealakekua Bay from Kailua Kona PierSnorkel at Kealakekua Bay, a protected reef next to Captain Cook's monument, aboard a 32-foot Zodiac with a professional captain and crew. The boat departs Kailua Kona Pier at 9:00 am (check-in at 8:45 am) and carries 19–28 passengers. You spend roughly an hour in the water watching turtles, reef fish and coral, then return to port; lunch, snorkel gear, flotation devices and all refreshments are included. Cruise ship passengers can book a departure timed to their ship's schedule.Is it for me?Book this departure if your cruise ship itinerary allows a 9:00 am start; if your ship requires a different time, choose the matching option at checkout so the return syncs with your ship's departure. The small Zodiac and the captain's knowledge of where dolphins and turtles gather make the difference between a crowded snorkel and a morning where you actually see what you came for.
Waikiki Beach: Party Dance Cruise with DJ & 2 DrinksYou’ll dance under open skies as live DJs spin tunes above Waikiki Beach, sip two free drinks from the onboard bar, and maybe spot dolphins or turtles if you’re lucky. With friendly crew guiding the party vibe and epic views of Diamond Head all around, it’s more than just a dance cruise — it’s pure Hawaii energy in motion.
Maui Road to Hana: Rainforest, Black Sand Beach & WaterfallsYou’ll wind through Maui’s rainforest along the Road to Hana with a local guide who knows every curve and story. Expect waterfalls you can actually swim in (if you’re brave), fresh banana bread warm from the oven, black sand between your toes at Waiʻanapanapa State Park, plus a picnic lunch under shady trees. It’s less about checking off sights and more about feeling Maui slow down around you.
Exotic Fruit Tasting Tour in Big Island of Hawaii: Sample Rare Hawaiian FruitsThe Exotic Fruit Tasting Tour at Aloha Adventure Farms in Kona takes you through the orchards of Holualoa on the Big Island to sample rare tropical fruits grown on-site, with a guide explaining each fruit's origins and how it thrives in Hawaii. The tour runs about 90 minutes and includes a take-home container for any fruit you don't finish tasting. Wheelchair accessible and suitable for all fitness levels, with infants welcome in a stroller.Is it for me?This is a shared guided tour, so you'll taste and learn alongside other visitors rather than alone. It suits anyone who wants to understand where tropical fruits come from and how they taste, without needing to arrange transportation or figure out which farms to visit on your own—the guide handles the education and the route.
Waikiki: Friday Night Fireworks Boat Cruise & Sunset BYOBYou’ll board at Kewalo harbor for a relaxed Waikiki boat cruise with music, local snacks and juices, plus BYOB for anyone 21+. Watch dolphins or turtles as sunset colors fade into night, then catch Friday’s fireworks right from the water. It’s casual, social, and leaves you with that floating feeling long after you’re back on land.
Honolulu: Rainforest eBike Tour Mount Tantalus RouteYou’ll pedal through Honolulu’s lush rainforest on an eBike, hearing forest birds and feeling cool mountain air as you climb Mount Tantalus with a local guide. Expect real conversation, easygoing company, and moments where the city feels far away—plus all gear included so you can just show up ready to ride.
North Shore Oahu: Bee Farm Ecotour & Honey TastingYou arrive at a North Shore farm, suit up in full beekeeping gear, walk to active hives, and hold frames of raw honeycomb while your guide points out the queen and explains what you're seeing. Afterward, you taste the farm's raw and infused honey varieties. Bottled water and all protective equipment are included, and the tour runs two to three hours, making it manageable for families with children over three.Is it for me?Pick this if you want a hands-on nature experience that works for the whole family and doesn't require any gear of your own — the protective suit and water are built in, which is what makes standing in front of live hives feel manageable instead of risky.
Wailua River Kayak, Hike & Waterfall Picnic on KauaiKayak up Kauai's sacred Wailua River in a two-person tandem kayak with a guide, then hike through the rain forest to 100-foot Uluwehi Falls for a swim and picnic lunch. The outing runs 5.5 hours with groups capped at 12 people, and includes the kayak, paddles, dry bag, lunch, water and juice. Minimum age is 5; the hike is moderately strenuous and typically muddy, and the paddle covers roughly 2 miles each way.Is it for me?The tour launches from Wailua Marina, so you need your own transport there—no hotel pickup. If you're staying elsewhere on Kauai without a rental car, arrange a ride in advance or budget for a taxi; once you arrive at the marina, the guide handles the rest of the day, from the paddle route to the hike timing to the lunch setup, so the whole outing holds together without you building it.
Half-day Circle Island tour Oahu: Byodo-in Temple & breakfastA half-day circle island tour around Oahu (9am–1pm) with pickup from any Waikiki or Ala Moana hotel, stopping at Diamond Head, Halona Blowhole, Makapuu Lighthouse, Nu'uanu Pali Lookout, and Byodo-in Temple. The tour includes a kalua pig breakfast burrito at a Hawaiian-owned café in Waimanalo, Byodo-in admission, parking fees, and a local guide speaking English. The faster route covers more ground than full-day tours without eating the afternoon.Is it for me?The guide speaks English throughout, so you follow the commentary and the history without strain. The four-hour window suits travelers who want the circle island highlights but have other plans in the afternoon—or who'd rather not commit a full day to a tour.
Dolphin and Whale Watch in Kona: Kailua-Kona coastal cruiseA 2.5-hour dolphin and whale watching tour on Kona's coast departs from Kailua-Kona with a naturalist guide who narrates sightings of dolphins, sea turtles, and—during winter—migrating humpback whales, while the boat passes sea caves, lava tubes and volcanic cliffs unreachable from shore. The tour runs on a rigid hull inflatable vessel, suitable for ages 5 to 70, and does not include snorkeling. Check-in time is not departure time; two meeting points serve different areas of Kailua-Kona.Is it for me?If you're staying in Kailua-Kona without a car, the two meeting points mean you can reach the boat on foot or by short taxi from your hotel—no rental or transportation arrangement needed. The raft-style boat and open-water motion suit travelers comfortable with that setup; those with spinal injuries, pregnancy, or cardiovascular concerns should confirm suitability before booking.
Hala Tree Coffee Farm Tour in Hawaii: Kona Coffee TastingHala Tree Coffee Farm Tour is a guided walk through a working Kona coffee farm in Hawaii where you see the red cherries on the trees, learn about harvesting and roasting, and end with a tasting of three coffees you choose from the menu, served in French presses on the lanai overlooking the ocean. The tour runs about an hour and includes a complimentary helicopter flight for groups of four or fewer.Is it for me?You're here to understand coffee from the ground up, not just taste it—the orchards, the roasting and the tasting all connect, so you leave knowing why this coffee tastes the way it does. If you prefer to watch a demonstration rather than be hands-on with the roasting, ask about what the guide's role is before you book.
Manta Night Dive and Snorkel: Kona's Resident RaysA night dive and snorkel activity in Kona where you enter the water with resident manta rays on the same charter, whether you're a certified diver or snorkeler. The boat carries both groups together, with soda, ginger tea and snacks provided; divers must hold current certification and be able to show proof from an accredited agency, and snorkelers and non-diving observers are welcome. Children can join from age 10.Is it for me?Book this if you're a certified diver or confident snorkeler who wants to see manta rays in their active feeding window at night—the same boat takes both groups, so you're not separated from non-diving companions, and the resident population in Kona means the encounter is reliable rather than a long-shot chase.
