Upon arrival Honolulu International Airport, tour guide will meet you at the baggage claim area and transfer to hotel. Check in hotel after 1500PM.

Remark: Triple rate is based on triple occupancy using existing bedding (1 bed or 2 beds) without roll away bed.

In the morning, unforgettable tour begins with overlooking the Arizona Memorial, commemorating the victims of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, December 7th, 1941. The visitor exhibits provide historic details about the attack and commemorate the hundreds of American servicemen entombed in the sunken battleship underneath the site. The final stage of this journey is a narrated tour of downtown Honolulu. You’ll see the impressive state buildings and churches. We will pass by Hawaii State Capitol, the official statehouse or Capitol building of the U.S. State of Hawaii. The unique architecture of this building features Volcano-shaped legislative chambers as well as a large open central court area and tall supporting columns. We will also pass by Iolani Palace, a national historic landmark and the only official state residence of royalty in the United States. Take picture standing beside King Kamehameha Statue, Hawaii’s first king, united the Hawaiian Islands into one royal kingdom in 1810 after years of conflict. Afternoon, free at own leisure. (Tour will dismiss at downtown area or hotel)

Visit Oahu's Most Scenic & Cultural Sights Take a 120-mile excursion around the beautiful island of Oahu during this Oahu Grand Circle Island Tour.

See and experience some of the many natural and cultural landmarks the island has to offer. From the South Shore with far reaching views of the Pacific Ocean to the windward coastline surrounded by the towering Koolau Mountain Range as well as the famous North Shore where waves pound pristine white sandy beaches – take it all in on this one-of-a-kind tour. 

Hanauma Bay Lookout – formed within a volcanic cone, Hanauma Bay is a preserved ecosystem alive with native marine life. A popular snorkeling spot, Hanauma Bay’s curved, bowl is visible from the highway above. Your driver will make every attempt to stop briefly to view the Bay, but depending on the current traffic and parking situation; may need to drive by for a quick glimpse from above. (Hanauma Bay is closed to the public every Tuesday)

Halona Blowhole – ocean breezes push waves into the cave below and a hole in the rock formation acts like a geyser shooting sea spray jets high into the air. (Note: If possible, we may be able to stop at Halona Blow Hole depending on parking congestion)

Nu’uanu Pali Lookout – site of the 1795 Battle of Nu’uanu where King Kamehameha I victoriously united Oahu under his rule. The epic battle claimed the lives of hundreds of warriors who fell off the Pali’s sheer cliffs. One of Oahu’s best scenic points, the Nu’uanu Pali Lookout offers sprawling views of the Windward Coast.

Byodo-In Temple – a replica of a template in Uji, Japan, Byodo-In is nestled in the valley along the koolau Mountain Range. Byodo-In commemorates the first Japanese immigrants in Hawaii and is miraculously constructed entirely without nails. Admission is included to this lush oasis, where guests customarily ring the sacred bell and view the resident wildlife which includes black swans, koi and peacocks.

Include entrance & 1 Lunch - Kualoa Ranch – a private nature reserve and working cattle ranch, Kualoa is a popular filming location on the windward coast where Jurassic Park, Hawaii Five-O, and Godzilla were filmed. This tour stops for a delicious buffet lunch here that is included with the GOLD version. Admission is included to the “Legends & Legacy” tram ride; a narrated tour bringing guests to some of Kualoa’s ancient Hawaiian sites.

Dole Plantation – a brief rest stop is made at the home of the history of pineapple and agriculture in hawaii. There is just enough time for a walk, through Dole’s country store where cupful of famous, ice-cold Dole Whip are for sale.

This morning, free at own leisure. In the afternoon, take a tour to Polynesian Cultural Center that is located at the north shore of Oahu. It is a center established by the Mormons and seven Polynesian tribes including Samoa, Maori, Fiji, Hawaii, Tonga, Tahiti and Marquesas Islands. A Cultural IMAX film will be arranged. After dinner, enjoy a large-scale show featuring more than 100 dancers and a fire-knife performance will be performed. (Polynesian Cultural Center closed on Sundays, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas)

Check out hotel before 1100AM or 1200PM. Free at own leisure until meeting time proceed to airport for flight departure.