easy
2–3 hours
Requires minimal physical effort but some standing and light walking on uneven ground
Capture breathtaking sunsets and stars on a unique night sky light-painting tour in Honolulu’s sea cliffs. Perfect for creatives and stargazers alike.
4 Hours • Capture the night sky of Hawaii & be inspired by light painting!
Experience the enchanting beauty of Hawaii on the Honolulu Night Sky & Light Painting Tour. Capture breathtaking sunsets, create vibrant light art, and stargaze under a pristine night sky. With a professional guide by your side, enjoy a unique, private adventure that blends creativity and celestial wonder, leaving you with unforgettable memories.
4 Hours
7 Days a week Pick-up is about one hour before Sunset.
Would you like a Private Photo Tour for you and your family/group? Any of our photo tours can have a private tour option where you and your party can be at ease at each location. You will also have a professional guide taking candid photos of you and your group throughout the day, which you can download after your tour.
The group size determines the price. Our private tours have two price levels based on the number of participants.
Come out with us and capture the sunset and sky as we journey to the East of Oahu, finding great spots to capture the sunset and paint with light at night. On clear nights, be amazed by the night sky filled with stars.
With a pickup around before sunset, we head to the East side of Oahu to find a great spot for sunset. Your guide will then take you to a fun spot where you can learn what Light Painting is. Your guide will be able to assist you in taking photos, or you can have the guide take photos and send them to you after the tour.
A tripod is essential for sharp long-exposure light-painting and night sky photography.
Evenings can get cool on the sea cliffs; layers ensure comfort throughout the session.
Cold and long-exposure shots drain power quickly—have spares ready.
Securing a vantage point before sunset ensures unobstructed views for photography.
Sea cliffs around Honolulu were traditional lookout points significant in ancient Hawaiian navigation and defense.
Visitors are encouraged to respect fragile coastal vegetation and avoid disturbing nesting seabirds in the area.
Manual control is key for long-exposure light painting and capturing stars.
Keeps the camera stable during long exposures.
Evenings near the ocean can be chilly, requiring insulating layers.
Useful for navigating terrain without disturbing night vision or others' shots.