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Circle Island Adventure with IMI Tours from Ko Olina - Honolulu

Circle Island Adventure with IMI Tours from Ko Olina

Ko Olinamoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

9 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should be in good physical shape to handle walking, light hiking, and standing for several hours.

Overview

Spend a full day with IMI Tours discovering Oahu’s iconic landmarks, vibrant culture, and lush natural settings. From coffee farms to waterfalls, this Circle Island adventure offers a well-rounded outdoor experience.

Honolulu, Hawaii

Circle Island Adventure - From Ko Olina

Adults $165.84 | Children $148.99 | 9 Hours

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About This Adventure

Circle Island Adventure - From Ko Olina


Rates

Adults (12+) $165.84 Children (2-11) $148.99


Times

9 AM Departure - 9 Hours


About

A full day of adventure, experiencing Oahu’s rich history and popular attractions, will surely leave you content with excitement. Our professional tour docents will bring alive the history of our land and its people. Let’s Holoholo into Oahu’s past and present.

Itinerary Highlights

• Green World Coffee Farms • “World Famous” Dole Pineapple Plantation • Historic Haleiwa Town • Hale'iwa Macnut Farm • Lunch Stop- A daily menu will be present to you early in your tour, giving you an opportunity to select your meal. • Lush Waimea Valley • Kualoa Beach Park (photo opportunity) • Byodo-In Temple • Nu`uanu Pali

Holoholo Sights of Interest

• Central Oahu Plains • Central Oahu’s Military Installation • Mount Ka'ala (West Waianae Mountains) • Ko'olau Mountain Range • Learn about Water Irrigation • North Shore’s Famous Surf Beaches • Laie Hawaii Temple / Polynesian Culture Center • Kualoa Ranch / Jurassic Valley • Nu`uanu Pali Highway

Scheduled Stops (official stops)

  1. Green World Coffee Farms - Learn about the process of coffee “from farm to table”. Here you will be able to learn, touch, and taste Hawaii grown coffee.
  2. Hale'iwa Town - Explore the historic plantation town of Hale`iwa. Learn about Hawaii’s Royalty, as they chose this area to spend lots of time. Visit and experience the many well-preserved buildings, making it a popular destination for visitors and locals.
  3. Hale'iwa Lunch Stop- A daily menu will be present to you early in your tour, giving you an opportunity to select your meal.
  4. North Shore Macadamia Nut Farm - Randy Paty has over 4 decades of farming the world renowned Macadamia Nut on lush 24 acres on the beautiful north shore.
  5. Waimea Valley - Visit and learn why early settlers of 1092 A.D. chose Waimea Valley to award the “Kahuna Nui” (Highest of Priests) in perpetuity due to its many natural resources. You will embark on an adventurous hike to a 45’ waterfall, where you will be able to kick off your shoes and experience the icy cold water of KAMANANUI Stream.
  6. Kualoa Beach Park - Beautiful Kualoa Beach Park is where to get out! Stretch your legs and use the opportunity to take awesome photos of the majestic Ko`olua mountain range and the tantalizing Kaneohe Bay.
  7. Byodo-In Temple - Discover this hidden gem nestled at the base of the Ko`olau Mountains. This gem was featured by National Geographic’s 20 most beautiful Buddhist Temples in the world. With its serene atmosphere and intricate architectural details, it is a place not to be missed.
  8. Nu'uanu Pali- One of Hawaii’s most scenic and historic places is the Nu`uanu Pali. Learn the mo’olelo (stories) of Hawaii’s famed King, King Kamehameha. At this very spot is where a great battle took place.

Adventure Tips

Stay Hydrated

Bring a refillable water bottle; tropical heat and walking can dehydrate you quickly on this full-day trip.

Comfortable Footwear Recommended

Wear sturdy shoes suitable for light hiking and walking through farms and gardens.

Sun Protection Required

Apply sunscreen and consider a wide-brimmed hat—shade can be limited along exposed parts of the route.

Bring a Camera

There are several photo-worthy stops including Kualoa Beach Park and Byodo-In Temple—don’t miss them!

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Nene (Hawaiian goose)
  • Spinner dolphins offshore

History

Waimea Valley has been a sacred site since 1092 A.D., awarded to Kahuna Nui (highest priests) due to its rich natural resources.

Conservation

IMI Tours emphasizes sustainable travel by supporting local farms and respecting natural sites, helping preserve Oahu’s environment.

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Recommended Gear

Reusable Water Bottle

Essential

Keeping hydrated is critical on this full-day outdoor tour.

Comfortable Hiking Shoes

Essential

Good footwear supports walking on varied terrain including farms and trail sections.

Sunscreen

Essential

Protects skin from intense Hawaiian sun, especially during exposed stops.

summer specific

Light Rain Jacket

Useful for passing showers often encountered in Hawaii’s spring season.

spring specific