Explore Pearl Harbor & Honolulu Private City Tour
Visit Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial, then tour Honolulu in a private group
Duration
7 hours
Ideal For
Up to 14 people
Includes
USS Arizona, City tour, Snack
Highlights
Explore Pearl Harbor National Memorial with USS Arizona Memorial reservations included, then continue on a private city tour with local sights and tastings. Your tour runs about 7 hours (7:45am–2:45pm).
- Visit the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center grounds and memorial
- Ride by private vehicle between Pearl Harbor and city stops
- Stop at Nuʻuanu Pali Lookout, Punchbowl Crater, and Byodo-In Buddhist Temple
- See ʻIolani Palace and the King Kamehameha I Statue
- Sample fresh fruit and explore Waikiki "Rodeo Drive"
- Visit Diamondhead Crater (inside crater) and find local food trucks for lunch
What's Included
- Private transportation
- USS Arizona Memorial reservation
- 1 Leonard's malasada per person
- Fresh fruit sampling
- Bottled water
Things to know
Pearl Harbor Visitor Center does not allow purses or bags. If you bring one, you may need to use a locker and pay a fee (amount not stated—confirm with Greetwell before booking).
Cancellation Policy
Cancel at least 24 hours prior to booking for a full refund.
FAQs
Wear comfortable shoes like sneakers, and bring flip flops. Bring your camera. Your guide brings a cooler with water.
No. Bring only your phone and wallet. If you bring a bag, you may need to use a locker and pay a fee (amount not stated—confirm with Greetwell before booking). You can also leave belongings secured in the van or bring a clear purse.
You visit sometime in the morning before 10:00am, depending on availability.
Related locations
USS Arizona Memorial
Admission includedStanding above the sunken hull of the battleship Arizona, this memorial in Pearl Harbor asks you to pause and reflect. Oil still rises slowly to the surface, a quiet reminder that the ship remains an active burial site for more than a thousand sailors. The USS Arizona Memorial connects you directly to one of the most significant moments in American history. The white structure spans the midship section of the wreck, and the stillness of the harbor around it makes the weight of that December morning feel immediate and real.