easy
4–5 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal walking required with periodic stops at memorial sites.
Explore the historic Pearl Harbor and iconic Hawaiian Kingdom landmarks on this private guided tour. Experience remembrance and rich heritage in Honolulu’s most meaningful sites.
5-6 hours duration
Experience a poignant journey through history with our Pearl Harbor Tour, commemorating December 7, 1941. Explore significant landmarks like the USS Arizona Memorial and Kamehameha Statue, all while enjoying convenient pickups from Waikiki. This immersive tour offers a unique blend of remembrance and exploration in Honolulu's rich historical landscape.
Embark on a journey through time and history with our Pearl Harbor Tour, a captivating experience that takes you back to the fateful day of December 7th, 1941. This tour not only commemorates the pivotal moment in world history but also allows you to explore other significant landmarks in Honolulu, including the USS Arizona Memorial, Punchbowl National Cemetery, and the iconic Kamehameha Statue in downtown Honolulu. With convenient Waikiki pickups, you'll start your day with ease and comfort.
Adult (13 yrs. & up) - $57.00 Child (3-12 yrs. old) - $44.00
7 days a week, 2 tours a day: 9 AM and 11 AM *Customers will receive a full refund with 48 hours notice of cancellation. *Customers will also receive a full refund in case of operator cancellation due to weather, minimum number of passengers not met, or other unforeseen circumstances. No-shows will be charged the full price.
Tour Highlights:
This popular tour fills quickly, so reserving your place in advance is essential.
Expect some walking at memorial sites, so comfortable footwear is recommended.
Mornings and evenings can be cooler, especially near the water.
Maintain silence and follow guidelines at the USS Arizona Memorial out of respect.
Pearl Harbor remains one of the most historically significant sites in the U.S., marking the entrance into World War II. The Hawaiian Kingdom’s legacy is showcased through monuments like the Kamehameha Statue, honoring the island’s first king.
Efforts in Hawaii focus on preserving cultural sites while protecting native ecosystems, balancing tourism with environmental stewardship.
Necessary for navigating memorials and short walking paths comfortably.
Protects against strong Hawaiian sun during outdoor portions of the tour.
summer specific
Useful when temperatures drop, especially near the water in the early morning or evening.
fall specific
Stay hydrated throughout the tour, especially under the tropical sun.