Private Pearl Harbor & Iolani Palace Tour
Explore Pearl Harbor museums, the USS Arizona Memorial and historic Honolulu with a German-speaking guide
Duration
5 hrs
Ideal For
Up to 14 people
Includes
Guide, USS Arizona tickets, water
Highlights
Trace Pearl Harbor history with a German-speaking guide before continuing through Honolulu’s historic landmarks. Visit the USS Arizona Memorial and explore Iolani Palace, the State Capitol and downtown sights.
- Explore the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, Road to War Museum and Attack Museum
- Visit the USS Arizona Memorial by Navy shuttle boat when conditions allow
- Discover Iolani Palace, King Kamehameha Statue and Queen Liliuokalani Statue
- See Honolulu Harbor, Aloha Tower, the Eternal Flame and downtown Honolulu
- Travel through Kaka'ako and past Ala Moana Shopping Center
What's Included
- USS Arizona Memorial boat tickets
- German-speaking guide
- Mercedes luxury van or SUV
- One bottle of water per person
Important details
- Wear comfortable shoes for moderate walking and dress for the weather
- Bring no bags or purses to the USS Arizona Memorial; leave them in the vehicle
- Bring cameras without camera bags
- Strollers are not allowed in the theater, on the Navy shuttle boat, or at the USS Arizona Memorial
- Expect USS Arizona Memorial access to be unavailable during strong winds or boat or memorial maintenance
- Expect a $100 charge not included in the listed price for pickup at properties in Ko'olina or North Shore
- A service fee applies; the amount is not specified
Cancellation Policy
Full refund when you cancel at least 24 hours before the tour. No refund within 24 hours of the tour.
Product ID: MQR4EV
FAQs
This Pearl Harbor tour requires at least 2 travelers.
Lunch is not included.
Locations, routes, and times may change or be restricted due to traffic, unexpected events, or national and state park advisories.
Related locations
USS Arizona Memorial
Admission includedStanding above the sunken hull of the battleship USS Arizona, this memorial invites you to pause at the place where more than 1,100 men still rest below the surface of Pearl Harbor. Oil still rises slowly from the wreck, a quiet reminder that history here is not abstract. The USS Arizona Memorial is reached by a short Navy boat ride, and the open-air white structure spans the mid-section of the ship. Marble walls list every name of those lost, and the silence that visitors instinctively keep says more than any exhibit could.
