Nu’uanu Pali - The Pali Lookout in Hawaii offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Eastern coastline. Situated high in the Koolau Mountains, it’s known for its strong winds and historical significance, as it was the site of a major battle in Hawaiian history. The lookout provides a stunning vantage point for admiring the lush greenery, sheer cliffs, and neighboring islands. - Tropical Farms (The Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet) - Following a picturesque journey along Oahu’s eastern coast, we stop at a local family farm nestled beneath ancient Banyan Trees. Here, you can indulge in tastings of free Kona Coffee and macadamia nuts. It is also the perfect souvenir shop for gifts to bring back home. - Mokoli’i Island - Chinaman’s Hat, also called Mokoli’i, is next to the Kualoa Valley Mountain range. Its stunning scenery has been featured in many Hollywood films, most notably Jurassic Park. Because of the island’s resemblance to the straw hats worn by Chinese immigrants who worked on Oahu’s sugar fields in the early 1900s, the island was given the nickname “Chinaman’s Hat.” - Oahu’s North Shore - Pause midday for a meal at a nearby food truck, offering a choice between the renowned Huli-Huli chicken plate or various other local delicacies. Non-shellfish, gluten free and vegetarian alternatives are also on offer. Kindly remember to bring credit card or cash for your lunch expenses. - Kawela Bay - Escape the hustle and bustle of Waikiki’s crowded beaches with a visit to the famous Sunset Beach on the North Shore. Yet, don’t be deceived by the calm summer waters; in winter, massive swells reaching heights of 30 to 40 feet can be observed from the safety of the shoreline. - Waimea Valley - Discover the captivating botanical garden nestled in Waimea Valley, home to a stunning variety of gardens that celebrate flora from across the world. Wander through themed gardens that transport you to the Ogasawara Islands, Central and South America, Fiji, Guam, and the Mascarene Islands. Immerse yourself in Hawaiian culture as you encounter plants unique to Hawaii, including rare and endangered species. Finish walking through Waimea Valley and be rewarded with Oahu’s most beautiful waterfall. Swim in the pool below for the perfect cool off. Lifeguards are present on the premises and offer life vests for added safety. - Dole Plantation - Visit a historic pineapple plantation, offering an assortment of pineapple-themed merchandise such as t-shirts, hats and keychains, but most notably, indulge in the iconic pineapple ice cream known as Dole Whip! It’s the perfect way to conclude your day, and don’t forget to pick up some pineapple-themed souvenirs for your loved ones back home. - Haleiwa Alii Beach Park - Embark on a thrilling aquatic adventure with our kayak and paddle board tour down the Haleiwa River. As you glide along the waters, surrounded by lush tropical scenery, prepare to be captivated by the beauty and serenity of this hidden gem. And be on the lookout for any sea turtles that may swim by! *Additional activity by request only- Kayaks/SUP additional $35 per person.

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