Private Diamond Head Hike & Historic Honolulu Limo Tour
See Honolulu’s royal landmarks and Diamond Head with private limousine service
Duration
4.5 hours
Ideal For
Up to 6 people
Includes
Guide, limo transport, entry
Highlights
Explore Honolulu’s royal history and Diamond Head National Monument on a private guided outing. Travel by chauffeured limousine and take in scenic island views between stops.
- Travel in chauffeured limousine transport with a private guide
- See the Hawaii State Capitol, Father Damien Statue, and Governor’s Mansion
- Learn why Diamond Head is known to Hawaiians as Le'ahi
- Enjoy a private experience designed for your group
Itinerary
- Pickup from hotel, airport, or cruise ship
- Stocked wet bar with non-alcoholic beverages and snacks provided
- Bottled water provided
- Drive through historic Honolulu with photo stop at King Kamehameha statue
- View Royal Iolani Palace
- Scenic drive to Diamond Head National Monument
- Hike the Diamond Head trail (1–2 hours)
- Scenic drive back and drop off at scheduled location
Important details
- Leave bags at home; bring only sunglasses, a wallet, hat, cell phone, or camera
- Alcohol is limited to passengers ages 21 and older and may be brought in moderation
Cancellation Policy
Receive a full refund when you cancel at least 15 days before the service date. No-shows are charged in full.
Product ID: K7FBSN
FAQs
Arrange pickup from your hotel, the airport, or a cruise ship. Drop-off is available at your destination stay, hotel, airport, or cruise ship.
Leave bags at home. Bring only sunglasses, a wallet, a hat, and a cell phone or camera.
You may provide alcohol for the wet bar in moderation if you are age 21 or older.
Meeting details
Kawika's Limousine Hawaii
Related locations
Diamond Head State Monument
Admission includedStanding at the rim of Diamond Head State Monument, the Pacific stretches endlessly before you while Honolulu's skyline glitters to the west. This ancient volcanic tuff cone pulls you upward through switchbacks and tunnel passages until the summit opens into a 360-degree view that rewards every step. Diamond Head State Monument is one of Hawaii's most visited natural landmarks, and for good reason.
