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Pearl Harbor & Downtown Honolulu: USS Arizona Memorial Tour★ 4.89 (5,145) · 5h
Best priceHonolulu: Pearl Harbor & City Tour with USS Arizona & Battleship Missouri★ 4.75 · from US$ 69
Top ratedPearl Harbor & USS Arizona Memorial: Honolulu City Tour★ 4.94 · from US$ 94
Pearl Harbor & Honolulu: Arizona Memorial, City Sights & Waikiki PickupYou’ll feel history settle into your bones at Pearl Harbor’s USS Arizona Memorial, then catch glimpses of Hawaii’s royal past as you circle downtown Honolulu with a local guide. From quiet moments above sunken ships to lively city streets and stories told with warmth — it all lingers long after you’re back in Waikiki.
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.
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.
Oahu Private Tour: North Shore, Diamond Head & Dole PlantationYou get a private van with a local guide who customizes the route as you go, hitting Diamond Head, North Shore beaches, Haleiwa, Dole Plantation, and a macadamia farm with free tastings. No fixed itinerary means you linger where it matters and skip what doesn't. Minimum booking is 4 adults; the van seats up to 6 passengers total.Is it for me?Right for groups of 4 to 6 who want to see Oahu's range—from Diamond Head to North Shore to pineapple fields—without a fixed schedule or a crowded bus. Eight hours is a full day, and that's what lets you move at your own rhythm and actually talk to your guide instead of listening to a microphone.
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