easy
4–5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; walking on flat surfaces and short standing periods
Discover Hawaii's WWII history with a guided tour of Pearl Harbor and Honolulu’s key sights. This half-day experience offers moving insights and scenic city views, perfect for a quick yet meaningful visit.
Ages 3+ • 4-5 hours
Experience the poignant history of Pearl Harbor with a guided tour that includes a documentary on the attack, insightful exhibits, and a visit to the USS Arizona Memorial via navy launch boats. Explore iconic sites like the King Kamehameha Statue and Iolani Palace, making this a memorable journey through Hawaii's past.
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#Visit Pearl Harbor and USS Arizona Memorial!
##Description A trip to Hawaii isn’t complete without a visit to the Pearl Harbor National Memorial Center and the USS Arizona Memorial, let us take you there!
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##Quick Notes
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At Pearl Harbor National Memorial your guide will provide a briefing of the facilities prior to entrance. Inside you will: watch a 23-minute documentary on the Attack at Pearl Harbor, view the exhibits galleries “Road to War” and “Attack”, and shop at the National Park Gift Shop.
Once your ticket time comes around you'll ride the navy launch boats to USS Arizona. City Tour Includes: Ali'iolani Hale, King Kamehameha Statue, National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Iolani Palace
IMPORTANT: Tickets to the USS Arizona are guaranteed for our tour. Actual boat departures however, are controlled by the US Navy and may be canceled due to poor weather or other safety concerns. Memory Shuttle and Tours has no control of boat departures and will not offer refunds for cancelled boats.
Booking in advance ensures a smoother visit and allows more time to absorb the exhibits and scenery.
You'll be walking on both the USS Arizona Memorial and city streets, so comfortable footwear is recommended.
Hawaii’s sun can be intense; hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen will help keep you comfortable during outdoor parts of the tour.
Some exhibits and views may be moving; approach the experience with respect and an open mind.
Pearl Harbor was attacked on December 7, 1941, leading the U.S. to enter WWII; the USS Arizona sank during the attack and remains a symbol of sacrifice.
Efforts focus on preserving memorial sites and natural habitats, ensuring future generations can learn from and appreciate this historic and scenic area.
Necessary for walking through the exhibits and city streets comfortably.
Protects against the strong Hawaiian sun during outdoor portions of the tour.
Helps prevent sunburn while exploring outdoor sites.
Prepare for occasional rain showers that may occur during transitional seasons.
springfall specific