The audio guide is your mobile companion for a self-guided walk through Pearl Harbor’s memorial park. The tour is designed to help you explore the memorial when you’re short on time (about 1 hour). Follow the route on the map in the app to cover the whole park and see all its free exhibits.
You’ll definitely see: The Remembrance Circle, The Marine Corps Memorial, The USS Bowfin submarine, The “Road to War” and “Attack” exhibits, The USS Arizona’s anchor.
The tour includes 12 interesting stops. All the stories are written by professional journalists and historians with a love of travel.
Once you’ve downloaded the tour, the app works offline, and you’ll hear the audio guide clearly through your headphones. Enjoy fascinating stories as you explore at your own pace, without having to follow a tour group. You can stop at any time to rest at a café or drop into a shop, then pick up your walk where you left off.
- The tour starts at the entrance to the Pearl Harbor National Memorial. - This is a self-guided tour. No guide will meet you at the starting point. - Open the TouringBee app, start the “Pearl Harbor Memorial Park Audioguide,” and follow the route.
Pearl Harbor National Memorial on Oahu commemorates the Japanese attack of December 7, 1941, which brought the United States into World War II. The site includes the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center and memorials to the USS Arizona, USS Oklahoma and USS Utah. The USS Arizona Memorial spans the sunken battleship, where more than 900 sailors remain entombed.
Pearl Harbor is a natural harbor on the island of Oahu and one of the most important U.S. naval bases in the Pacific. Known to Native Hawaiians as Wai Momi, “Waters of Pearl,” it became a major military port in the early 20th century.
The USS Arizona Anchor displayed at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center is one of three original anchors from the battleship. Weighing about 19,585 pounds (8,884 kg), it survived the destruction of the USS Arizona during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. Today it serves as a powerful memorial object connected directly to the ship and its crew.
Lone Sailor Monument at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center was dedicated in 2017 as a tribute to all who have served, are serving or will serve in the U.S. Navy. It is a replica of sculptor Stanley Bleifeld’s famous 1987 figure. The base contains steel from the USS Arizona, directly linking the memorial to the battleship lost in the 1941 attack.
Marine Corps Memorial at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center honors the 73 U.S. Marines killed aboard the USS Arizona during the attack on December 7, 1941. Dedicated in 2005, the seven-sided concrete monument is faced with bronze plaques listing the Marines and recalling their service. It stands on the waterfront overlooking the USS Arizona Memorial.
Submarine Memorial (Waterfront Memorial) at the Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum honors the 52 U.S. submarines and more than 3,600 submariners lost during World War II. Each memorial marker tells the story of a lost submarine and lists the crew who died with it, creating a moving tribute beside the waters of Pearl Harbor.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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