Private Pearl Harbor & Oahu Scenic Lookouts Tour
Explore Oʻahu’s history and scenic views at your own pace
Duration
8 hrs
Ideal For
Up to 5 people
Includes
Private tour, Pickup, Water
Highlights
Explore Oʻahu on a private, guided tour that blends historic landmarks with panoramic island views. Travel in a clean, air-conditioned minivan, with the experience tailored to your pace and interests.
- Discover the island’s history and culture through your guide’s insights
- Visit Diamond Head Lookout, home to the historic Amelia Earhart marker
- Capture moments with help from your guide’s high-resolution camera—not a professional photoshoot
Itinerary
Pearl Harbor National Memorial USS Arizona Memorial Iolani Palace King Kamehameha Statue Nu’uanu Pali National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific Pu'u 'Ualaka'a State Park
What's Included
- Cold bottled water
- Umbrellas and sunscreen
- Clear plastic bag for your belongings inside Pearl Harbor
Important details
- USS Arizona Memorial reservations are arranged by your guide but are limited and subject to availability. You'll receive reservation details after booking.
- At Pearl Harbor, park rules limit your guide’s accompaniment to a brief orientation at the visitor center.
This booking is for the whole experience, which fits up to 5 guests.
Cancellation Policy
You'll receive a full refund if you cancel with more than 24 hours' notice.
Product ID: Z6N4G7
FAQs
Yes. Lunch, gratuity, and admission to any locations added beyond the standard itinerary are not included in the listed price.
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.