moderate
4–6 hours
Moderate fitness recommended as some walking includes gentle hikes and standing during photo sessions.
Discover Oahu’s East Island with a photography tour blending dramatic landscapes and rich Hawaiian culture. Capture breathtaking lookouts and serene beaches while tasting local cuisine.
5 Hours • Turquoise waters, white sandy beaches, & bright blue skies await you
Embark on the East Island Adventure for a relaxed exploration of Oahu’s stunning landscapes and rich history. Enjoy breathtaking views from Tantalus and Pali Lookouts, unwind on Waimanalo Beach, and savor local cuisine. This unique tour blends iconic sights with hidden gems, ensuring unforgettable memories and picturesque moments throughout your journey.
5.5 Hours
Wednesday - Monday 9:30 AM - 3:00 PM
Perfect for anyone who prefers a later start to the day or shorter walks and a lover of nature. A circuit takes you on a journey to bask in the glory of natural attractions, historical sights, and photo-worthy attractions offered by “the gathering place,” our home and island, Oahu!
Start the tour with the panoramic views of the Waikiki and Honolulu Skyline at the lesser-known Tantalus Lookout. Next, a dose of history meets you at the Pali Lookout, where King Kamehameha united Oahu under his rule during an epic battle.
Then, come face to face with the Ko’olau mountains. Followed by the white sands of Waimanalo. Local food fills the belly before you’re left breathless from the views of Makapu’u Beach Lookout and Halona Blow Hole.
Bring your camera and snap everlasting photos as you create new memories of a lifetime!
Ensure all your photography equipment is fully charged before starting, as the best spots have limited power access.
Stabilize your shots at dawn and dusk for crisp landscapes and low-light scenes.
Protect your skin and the fragile marine environment while enjoying coastal shoots.
Terrain varies from paved lookouts to sandy beaches, so sturdy footwear helps navigate easily.
The Pali Lookout area is historically significant as the site of the 1795 Battle of Nuʻuanu, pivotal in unifying the Hawaiian Islands under King Kamehameha I.
The tour emphasizes sustainable practices, encouraging visitors to respect native plants and avoid disturbing wildlife to preserve Oahu’s fragile ecosystems.
Captures high-quality images of diverse landscapes and changing light.
Ideal for expansive vistas and beach scenes.
Provides stability for sharp images during low light and timed exposures.
Stay hydrated during warm midday shoots and walks.
summer specific