Land Adventures: Ola`Ana Eco Tours Hawaii LLC on Oahu's Circle Island
Difficulty
easy
Duration
8 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate physical activity suitable for most fitness levels, including walking and standing for extended periods.
Overview
Discover Oahu’s natural and cultural treasures on this full-day circle island tour with Ola`Ana Eco Tours. From waterfalls to coastal cliffs, it’s an immersive adventure you won't forget.
Circle Island Tour Ko Olina/Aulani/Four Seasons Pick-up with Waimea Valley Waterfall
For all ages! • 8 Hours • OLA`ANA Luxurious Tesla Model X tour – Up to 6 people
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About This Adventure
Embark on an 8-hour adventure through Oahu, exploring its rich coffee culture, historic Haleiwa Town, and the breathtaking Waimea Valley. Enjoy stunning coastal views at La`ie Point and Pali Lookout, while savoring local cuisine. This unique journey blends natural beauty, cultural heritage, and unforgettable experiences in Hawaii's paradise.
Taste the Island: A Scenic Journey Through Oahu's Coffee, Culture, and Coastal Wonders!
Duration
8 Hours
About
ITINERARY DURATION (TIMES MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE)
30 min Green World Coffee Farm Coffee tasting. Roasting Hawaiian coffee daily on site. Gift Shop.
45 min Historic Haleiwa Town From world-class surfing and some of the biggest waves the world has ever seen to skydiving and everything in-between! Historic Haleiwa Town can arguably be the most sought-after area of the entire island.
2 hours Waimea Valley Waimea Valley is a very special place. This division of land in the Hawaiian language is called an, ahupua`a, this land stretches from the mountains to the sea. This is an ancient system of dividing land to ensure each community within this ahupua’a system had the resources necessary to survive. Waimea Valley honors this traditional means of living and continues to educate and preserve our sacred traditions. Admission included.
1 hour North Shore Lunch Choose from the famous Giovanni’s Shrimp Truck to other local eateries in the nearby vicinity.
30 min La`ie Point Walk out onto the barren, rocky peninsula and you will be surrounded by a true Hawaiian gem with breathtaking views, crashing waves, and a picturesque backdrop.
15 min Chinaman’s Hat Mokolii is a basalt islet in beautiful Kane`ohe Bay. Enjoy a few moments to take pictures and enjoy the scenery.
30 min Pali Lookout Offering panoramic views of the vertical Ko`olau cliffs and the beautiful Windward Coast. “Pali” meaning “cliff” in Hawaiian, is the site of historical and deep cultural significance.
More info
- Children four and under car seat required. Bring your own or rent a car seat for $15 per seat.
- Military discount available to person with valid ID
- Ko Olina/Aulani/Four Seasons Pick Up 7:30-7:45am (Desired Location)
- Ko Olina/Aulani/Four Seasons Drop Off 4:45-5:30pm (Same Place as Pick Up)
- Please wear comfortable clothes
- Lots of walking involved
- Eco-friendly sunscreen and water provided
- Lunch cost not included
- Gratuities not included
Adventure Tips
Stay hydrated
Bring plenty of water, as the day involves extensive outdoor time in the Hawaiian sun.
Wear comfortable shoes
Sturdy, closed-toe shoes are recommended for walking in Waimea Valley and other scenic stops.
Bring sunscreen and hat
Protect yourself from the sun during open-air sightseeing at lookout points and coastal spots.
Prepare for rain
Light rain jackets or umbrellas can be handy, especially in the cloudier, tropical areas.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Hawaiian monk seal
- Green sea turtle
History
Waimea Valley was once an important Hawaiian cultural and agricultural site, home to ancient temples and farms.
Conservation
The tour promotes awareness of Hawaii’s fragile ecosystems and contributes to local conservation efforts through sustainable tourism.
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Adventure Hotspots in Honolulu
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
Supportive shoes suitable for walking on uneven terrain and stairs.
Sunscreen
Protect your skin from intense Hawaiian sun during outdoor stops.
summer specific
Swimsuit and towel
Necessary if you plan to swim at Waimea Valley waterfall.
Hat and sunglasses
Shield your eyes and face from sun glare during scenic viewpoints.