North Shore Oahu Tour from Ko Olina with Waimea Valley
Coastal sights, Haleiwa exploration, and activity choices on Oahu's North Shore
Duration
8 hours
Includes
Equipment rental, lunch, admission
Highlights
Explore Oahu's North Shore on a guided day trip from Ko Olina, pairing coastal scenery with time for activities. Spend time in Historic Haleiwa Town and choose how you want to explore.
- Take in views of the Koolau Mountain range and North Shore beaches
- Choose an activity with included rental equipment
- Explore Historic Haleiwa Town's shops, galleries, and shave-ice stands
- Ride with Best of Hawaii tour guides
- Store personal refreshments in the bus cooler
Itinerary
- Tropical Farms: Sample fresh macadamia nuts and local treats.
- Shark's Cove: One of Oahu's marine sanctuaries for a chance to snorkel with turtles.
- Waimea Valley: Lush gardens, cultural center, and a chance to swim at the waterfall.
- Dole Plantation: Learn about pineapple cultivation and enjoy the famous Pineapple Whip.
What's Included
- Ko Olina property pickup and drop-off
- Equipment rental for snorkeling, bicycling, kayaking, or stand-up paddling
- Lunch in place of one activity
- Bus cooler space
- Best of Hawaii tour guides
Important details
- A minimum of 8 participants is required for the tour to operate
Cancellation Policy
Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a refund. No refunds for cancellations within 24 hours of the tour start time.
Product ID: 8J68QU
FAQs
Use included pick-up and drop-off at Aulani and Ko Olina Resorts.
Choose from snorkels, bicycles, kayaks, or stand-up paddle equipment rentals (up to a $35 value). In Haleiwa Town, you can also kayak or stand up paddle, or explore art galleries and shops.
Yes. Lunch is included in lieu of one activity.
Related locations
Waimea Valley
Admission includedTucked into the green folds of Oahu's North Shore, Waimea Valley draws you in with the scent of tropical blooms and the sound of birdsong drifting through dense forest canopy. A paved trail winds past hundreds of labeled plant species, each one part of one of Hawaii's most significant botanical collections. Waimea Valley rewards slow walkers who pause to notice the details, from ancient Hawaiian heiau platforms rising quietly through the foliage to the cool mist rising off Waihi Falls at the trail's end.
