• Tantalus Lookout Puu Ualakaa State Park - Explore the renowned Tantalus Lookout at Puu Ualakaa State Park, standing at 1,049 feet. This spot offers a breathtaking panoramic view of Honolulu, nestled in a forested area on a cinder cone near downtown. The lookout provides a sweeping vista of southern Oahu, from Diamond Head to Pearl Harbor, including Manoa Valley.
• Amelia Earhart’s Marker - Discover the Amelia Earhart Lookout, a picturesque spot near Diamond Head State Monument, overlooking the clear blue waters where Amelia Earhart made history as the first person to fly solo from Hawaii to North America. In 1934, she embarked on this historic journey, departing from Wheeler AFB on O’ahu and landing in Oakland, California, 18 hours later.
• Kahala - Known as the “Beverly Hills of Oahu,” the eastern Honolulu neighborhood of Kahala is famous for its affluent residents. Billionaires, celebrities, and business moguls from around the world are drawn to this oceanfront enclave. Enjoy the Kahala resort, rich in history, which has become a legendary gathering place for both the rich and famous and Honolulu’s local society.
• Koko Marina Center - Visit Koko Marina Center, where you can enjoy a variety of local restaurants, the famous Leonard’s malasadas truck, Kokonut shave ice, Kona brewery, specialty gift shops, and entertainment options.
• Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve - Stop by Hanauma Bay, a stunning Nature Preserve located on the east side of Oahu. Formed within a volcanic cone, this pristine marine ecosystem offers an incredible snorkeling experience (advance reservation required) and a chance to explore the diverse wildlife. The bay is protected by vertical crater walls and a peripheral reef, keeping the water calm and ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and observing marine life. Visitors can expect to see hundreds of species of fish, coral, and other aquatic creatures. *Closed on Monday & Tuesday.
• Halona Blowhole - Experience the Hālona Blowhole, one of Hawaii’s natural wonders, formed thousands of years ago by volcanic eruptions. The views from this lookout point are absolutely stunning.
• Sandy Beach Park - Sandy Beach, located on the South Shore of Oʻahu, is renowned for its excellent bodyboarding and bodysurfing opportunities due to its shore break and consistent barrels. Known locally as “Fractured Beach,” it sees more injuries per year than any other beach in Hawaiʻi.
• Waimanalo Beach - Drive through “God’s Country” to Waimanalo Bay Beach Park & Recreation Area, a hidden gem rarely visited by tourists. This Oahu beach will leave you in awe with its turquoise blue waters and miles of soft white sand.
• Nuʻuanu Pali Lookout - Perched over a thousand feet above the Oahu coastline, this stone terrace offers views of Kaneohe, Kailua, Mokolii (Chinaman’s Hat), and the University of Hawaii’s marine biology research center, Coconut Island. Other landmarks include Hawaii Pacific University’s Windward campus, Kaneohe Marine Corps Base, and the Hoomaluhia Botanical Garden. The Pali Lookout is historically significant as the site of the Battle of Nuuanu in 1795, where King Kamehameha united Oahu under his rule.
• Green World Coffee Farms - Located on Oahu’s famous North Shore, this small farm spans 7 acres with over 3,000 Arabica coffee trees. Established in 2013 by Howard Green, Green World Coffee Farm offers a full menu at the espresso bar and a retail section with coffee bags and local merchandise.
• Dole Plantation - Founded in 1901, the historic Dole pineapple plantation opened to the public in 1989 as Hawaii’s “Pineapple Experience.” Today, it is one of Oahu’s most popular attractions. Visitors must try the pineapple ice cream and other products, and explore the plantation country store offering a variety of Dole Plantation gifts and local favorites, including the world-famous Dole Whip.
• Haleiwa - The charming town of Haleiwa is located in the heart of Oahu’s world-famous North Shore. Known as a surf town, it features restaurants, surf shops, art galleries, and souvenir shops with beach-related themes. After enjoying the incredible North Shore beaches, visitors can find refreshment at numerous restaurants and bars, and enjoy window shopping.
• Shark’s Cove - Renowned for snorkeling and diving, Shark’s Cove is rated by Scuba Diving Magazine as one of the “Top Twelve Shore Dives in the World.” Located on Oahu’s North Shore, this small rocky bay is part of Pupukea Beach Park and is home to an impressive array of sea life.
• Banzai Pipeline - Known for its barreling waves, the Banzai Pipeline is one of the most famous surf spots on the North Shore. During winter, massive swells break on shallow reefs, creating a challenging environment for only the best surfers. The pipeline is famous for its huge waves that form large, hollow curls of water.
• Kualoa Ranch - Visit this incredible private nature reserve, a popular filming location for Hollywood movies and TV shows. Kualoa Ranch is a 4,000-acre working cattle ranch and one of Oahu’s Historic Places, offering outdoor activities against the backdrop of the Koolau mountains and Kaneohe Bay.
• Tropical Farms (The Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet) - Established in 1987, Tropical Farms began as a roadside operation. This charming shop offers free coffee and macadamia nut samples, and visitors can experience cracking their own macadamia nut from a tree behind the shop.

• Personal Tour Guide
• Exclusive Private Group Tour
• Tour duration will be 9-10 hours including travel time
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Gratuities
• Tickets for any attraction are not Included. (Costs vary)

• Not all our tour vehicle can accommodate mobility devices such as Wheel chairs and Scooters. Please call us right away after you book our tour to make arrangements.
• Drive by all the beach stops.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.