PEARL HARBOR
The Pearl Harbor itineraries travellers actually book.
The 5 most popular remembered & tribute tours at Pearl Harbor. What's included, where it starts, who runs it, and what you actually see on the day.
A guided Pearl Harbor day that hits the Arizona, Missouri, and Honolulu sights with hotel pickup, strong pacing, and thoughtful context.
“Transportation and overall experience was AAA+++. OLI Was both kowledgeable and funny...Would highly recommend this tour!!!”
From Ko Olina, visit the USS Arizona Memorial, Pacific National Monument exhibits, and USS Missouri, with narrated transport and hotel pickup.
“I hope you get Nani Popolo as your tour guide! He was outstanding. Funny, great story teller - we learned a lot from him. The tour ran very smoothly. I highly recommend this one, because you get to see the Arizona Memorial, there’s time to watch the movie and tour the museum at the Pearl…”
Small-group Pearl Harbor and Honolulu city tour with USS Arizona Memorial, museums, Punchbowl Cemetery, and Waikiki pickup in about five hours.
“Rolando was our driver and he was fantastic and very knowledgeable loved him. Loved the city tour and he went above and beyond to give us an awesome experience”
Small-group Waikiki pickup to Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial by Navy shuttle, with reserved access, museum time, and a sobering visit.
“Vanessa was a great guide, very knowledgable and had some fun jokes. She really prepared us for what we were going to see at Pearl Harbor. The rest of the tour (Punchbowl Crater and downtown Honolulu) was also great and informative.”
A 7-hour Honolulu tour bundling USS Arizona and Battleship Missouri with major memorials and landmarks, plus pickup and audio in multiple languages.
“The excursion was excellent. Here was the issue: The pickup point caused some nerve racking moments! The Hyatt Regency as a pick-up point was way, way to inexact. This was a huge property. The location on the map pointed to a place across the street from the Duke Kahanaomku statue at Waikiki Beach. That was…”
