• Waikiki - Complimentary pickup at Waikiki hotels.
• Waikiki Beach - Pass by the iconic Waikiki Beach and discover fascinating facts about Hawaii’s tourism hub.
• Statue of Duke Kahanamoku - Learn about the renowned swimmer, surfer, and freestyle swimming pioneer.
• Queen’s Beach - Also known as the Hawaii Five-0 beach for a reason…
• Kapiolani Park - Once a horse race track, now a beautiful park.
• Waikiki War Memorial Natatorium - An overlooked war memorial where legends like Duke Kahanamoku and Johnny Weissmuller set world records.
• Diamond Head Beach Park - Enjoy stunning views of the Pacific Ocean and spot whales in season.
• Kahala - Discover the history of the Yakuza, the Japanese mafia in Hawaii.
• Waiʻalae Country Club - Home of the Sony Open, one of many golf courses in Hawaii.
• Hawaii Kai Lookout - Take in breathtaking views of Diamond Head Crater, Hawaii Kai, and Koko Head.
• Koko Crater Railway Trail - Learn intriguing facts about Koko Head Crater on Oahu’s east side.
• Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve - Pass by the beautiful Hanauma Bay and find out if it’s the best snorkeling spot on Oahu or just a tourist trap.
• Lanai Lookout - Pass by this scenic lookout, only to stop at an even better one a few minutes later.
• Eternity Beach - Famous from various movies and popular TV shows.
• Halona Blowhole - This 30,000-year-old lava tube shoots water up to 20 feet high.
• Sandy Beach Park - A president’s favorite beach, also known as Neck Breaker Beach for a reason.
• Hawaii Kai Golf Course - Yet another golf course.
• Makapuu Lighthouse Trail - Is the 45-minute hike to the lighthouse worth it, or are there better lookouts on Oahu?
• Makapu’u Beach - A stunning beach, great for body surfing and very picturesque.
• Waimanalo Beach - Rated the #1 beach in the United States.
• Waimanalo - A charming town full of Hawaiians, also where Magnum and Higgins used to live.
• Tropical Farms (The Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet) - Enjoy free macadamia nut and macadamia nut coffee tastings.
• Mokoli’i Island - A small island off Oahu’s shore, learn why it’s called Chinaman’s Hat.
• Kualoa Ranch - The filming location for many blockbusters like Jurassic Park, Jurassic World, Godzilla, 50 First Dates, Hawaii Five-0, Jumanji, and even Elvis Presley movies.
• Kahana Bay Beach Park - Learn about ancient Hawaiian fish ponds and their sustainable living practices.
• Laie - A Mormon town on Oahu.
• Laie Hawaii Temple & Visitors’ Center - A beautiful Mormon temple on Oahu.
• Polynesian Cultural Center - A great place to learn about the different cultures in Polynesia. Your guide can help you get tickets.
• Kahuku - Home to the famous Giovanni’s Shrimp Truck and other local food. Lunch stop - plan about $15 per person.
• Turtle Bay Golf - Another golf course, part of the most expensive hotel on the North Shore. Learn interesting facts about the area.
• Sunset Beach Park - If you’ve seen surfers on TV riding giant waves and doing crazy tricks, it likely happened here.
• Shark’s Cove - Despite its name, many people swim here… What the heck? ;)
• Waimea Bay - Hear the tragic story of Eddie Aikau, the first lifeguard on Oahu’s North Shore, and learn about the prestigious surf competition held here.
• Laniakea Beach - See turtles in the water or lounging on the beach. The green sea turtle is protected and doesn’t visit Hawaii to lay eggs, but… well, learn about it on the tour.

Note: There is no official parking at this beach. Your guide will try to stop, but it can be tricky.

• Haleiwa Beach Park - Stop at this charming cove to stretch, see turtles in the water, and watch surfers before heading back to town.
• Dole Plantation - Enjoy a short visit to the Dole Plantation to refresh and learn about pineapples.
• U.S. Army Schofield Barracks - The military still plays a very important role in Hawaii.
• Aloha Stadium - This stadium has an interesting secret…
• Daniel K. Inouye International Airport - Approximately 20 million passengers pass through this airport every year.
• Aloha Tower Marketplace - The Aloha Tower is also known as the Statue of Liberty of Hawaii. Our guide knows why.
• Ala Moana Center - The largest outdoor shopping mall in the U.S.
• Ala Moana Beach Park - A nice beach that’s less crowded than Waikiki beaches.
• Waikiki - Back in Waikiki - Mahalo for being our guests!

• Boxed water for each guest

• Gratuity
• Lunch