Experience Oahu like a Native Hawaiian with this authentic, half-day circle island tour (6:05am-10:05am) or (9:00am-1:00pm). Unlike full-day tours that get stuck in traffic, we take a faster, more efficient route, so you see more in less time—without spending your whole day on the road.
Stop at breathtaking lookout points like the Halona Blowhole, Pali Lookout, and Byodo-In Temple, where you’ll have plenty of time for stunning photos. Enjoy a traditional Hawaiian snack plate at a Hawaiian-owned café in Waimanalo, featuring kalua pig, haupia, and poi.
With convenient pickup, a small-group setting, and local insight, this tour offers a stress-free, culturally rich experience—perfect for travelers who want to explore Oahu, capture amazing photos, and still have time for the rest of their day. Book now for an unforgettable morning with a true Hawaiian guide!
PICKUP LOCATION ASSIGNED AT CHECKOUT - You will be picked up in a white ford transit van , select what hotel you are staying at when you finish booking and we pickup directly from whatever hotel you are at. WE ONLY PICKUP IN WAIKIKI/ALA MOANA. IF YOU ARENT STAYING THERE FIND TRANSPORTATION TO THE SHELL WAIKIKI AMPITHEATRE BY SPECIFIED START TIME
Pause at Diamond Head Crater, Oahu’s iconic volcanic landmark. Enjoy stunning views of Waikiki and the Pacific while learning about its ancient Hawaiian name, Leʻahi, and its history as a military lookout. A quick but unforgettable photo stop!
A natural ocean geyser formed by an ancient lava tube. When waves crash into the shore, water is forced through the tube, shooting up to 30 feet high. Best seen during high tide. Nearby Halona Cove is a famous movie location.
Offers breathtaking panoramic views of Oahu’s east coast, including Rabbit Island, the Koolau Mountains, and the deep blue Pacific. A prime spot for whale watching in the winter months.
Savor kalua pig (smoky shredded pork), haupia (coconut pudding), and poi (smooth taro paste) at a Hawaiian-owned café in Waimanalo, a perfect mid-morning treat with authentic island flavors.
A historic vantage point offering stunning views of the Windward Coast and Koolau Mountains. Known for its strong winds and as the site of the Battle of Nu'uanu in 1795, where King Kamehameha I triumphed.
A replica of a 900-year-old Japanese Buddhist temple, located in the Valley of the Temples. Surrounded by lush gardens, it features a large Amida Buddha statue and peaceful koi ponds. ($10 admission value)
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