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HEROES DELUXE PEARL HARBOR TOURS

See the Arizona Memorial, the USS Missouri, Bowfin Submarine, and more!

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STAR OF HONOLULU DINNER CRUISE

Dining, Sunset, and City Lights on the Pacific Ocean!

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THE CHIEFS LUAU

Spend any evening of island fun with Chief Sielu's Tribe!

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SCENIC HELICOPTER TOURS

See Waikiki, Diamond Head, Pearl Harbor, and Waterfalls from the Air!

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HAWAIIAN GREEN SEA TURTLES

Snorkel with them on this Waikiki sailing catamaran tour!

OAHU'S BEST Top 10 Tours


OAHU - The Gathering Place

Oahu is the third largest of the inhabited Hawaiian Islands, but is by far the most densely populated. Nearly 75 percent of the state's 1.2 million residents live on Oahu, which is also home to the capital city of Honolulu, world-famous Waikiki Beach, and historic Pearl Harbor. Oahu is 44 miles long and 30 miles wide. The Honolulu airport is located between downtown Honolulu and Pearl Harbor. This is the only Hawaiian island where you might be OK without a rental car because public transportation and tour buses abound. If you are still early in the planning stages of your vacation to Hawaii, we recommend that you DO NOT spend the whole week on Oahu. Split your time between the "concrete jungles" of Waikiki and the REAL jungles that you can find on Maui, Kauai, and the Big Island. But there is LOTS to do on Oahu, and we can help!


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Oahu ... is known as the "gathering place". Oahu is the third largest of the inhabited Hawaiian Islands, but is by far the most densely populated. Nearly 75 percent of the state's 1.2 million residents live on Oahu, which is also home to the capital city of Honolulu, world-famous Waikiki Beach, and historic Pearl Harbor.

Oahu is 44 miles long and 30 miles wide. There are 953,000 residents, not including military personnel. The Honolulu airport is located between downtown Honolulu and Pearl Harbor. This is the only Hawaiian island where you might be OK without a rental car because public transportation and tour buses abound.

If you are still planning your vacation to Hawaii, we recommend that you DO NOT spend the whole week on Oahu. Split your time between the "concrete jungles" of Waikiki and the REAL jungles that you can find on Maui, Kauai, and the Big Island. If you never get out of Waikiki, YOU HAVEN'T REALLY SEEN HAWAII!

DON'T MISS THIS

Pearl Harbor is the most notable attraction on Oahu and is a MUST-SEE at least once in your lifetime. Tickets for the Arizona Memorial are limited in number and arranging one of these tours is your best shot at getting to see the floating memorial to those who lost their lives on December 7, 1941.

MOST UNIQUE EXPERIENCE

Dinner Cruises with the twinkling skyline of Honolulu. Every Hawaiian island has sunset cruise options, but Oahu is the only one that has twinkling skyscrapers lining the shoreline at dusk that adds another element to the beauty of the experience.

The other unique experience is actually a whole range of experiences ... the tours and activities at Kualoa Ranch gives you the opportunity to see a variety of scenery you will instantly recognize from countless movie and TV shows, with a range of experiences including ATV's, E-bikes, Ziplines, horsebacl riding, and a variety of scenic tour options.

  • Major airport is Honolulu (HNL)
  • Population is 953,000, nearly three times higher than all the other islands combined
  • It is the third-largest island in the Hawaiian chain
  • The Arizona Memorial marks the beginning of US involvement in WWII
  • The USS Missouri is docked next door and is the site of the treaty signing that ended WWII
  • Honolulu is the site of the state's capital building, but the original seat of the Hawaiian kingdom was the Big Island
  • Diamond Head, the ancient volcanic crater that looms over Waikiki Beach, is 200,000 years old
  • The monster waves of Pipeline and Waimea Bay happen in winter months. Summer swells make for good surfing in Waikiki
  • Iolani Palace is the only residence ever occupied by royalty anywhere in the 50 states of the USA
  • Oahu is the birthplace of Barack Obama, 44th President of the USA