
easy
6–7 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves moderate walking and standing during the memorial visits.
Discover the profound World War II sites of Pearl Harbor and Battleship Missouri in Honolulu, Hawaii. This 7-hour tour combines solemn remembrance, rich history, and scenic views through Oahu's vibrant capital.
7 Hours • Experience the solemn USS Arizona Memorial and historic Battleship
Embark on a profound World War II tour, starting at the USS Arizona Memorial, where over 1,100 heroes rest. Experience a documentary, a Navy boat ride, and explore the USS Battleship Missouri, the surrender site. Conclude with a scenic drive through historic Honolulu, uncovering Hawaii's rich heritage.
Embark on a profound World War II tour, starting at the USS Arizona Memorial, where over 1,100 heroes rest. Experience a documentary, a Navy boat ride, and explore the USS Battleship Missouri, the surrender site. Conclude with a scenic drive through historic Honolulu, uncovering Hawaii's rich heritage.
You’ll need photo identification for security screening before boarding the USS Arizona Memorial.
Expect moderate walking with some stairs; sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable throughout the tour.
No bags are permitted at Pearl Harbor; plan to travel light or use paid storage options available on site.
Carry water, sunscreen, and a hat to protect against Hawaii’s strong sun during outdoor portions of the tour.
Pearl Harbor was attacked unexpectedly on December 7, 1941, drawing the United States into World War II—earning it the designation 'a date which will live in infamy.'
The Pearl Harbor Memorial programs emphasize preservation and education, supporting sustainable tourism that honors the sacred site while protecting Hawaii’s natural surroundings.
Essential for walking on uneven surfaces and stairs at the memorial and battleship.
summer specific
Protect yourself from strong Hawaii sun during outdoor segments and waiting times.
summer specific
Stay hydrated while exploring the visitor center and outside areas.
summer specific
Capture the powerful sights, though be respectful of memorial rules and restrictions.