moderate
4 hours
Participants should have a moderate level of fitness to comfortably navigate uneven terrain and some short hikes.
Explore East Honolulu's coastal wonders on a private 4-hour tour. Experience Koko Head, China Walls, and Makapu’u with breathtaking views and serene beaches.
Discover the stunning beauty of East Oahu on this Specialty East Honolulu Tour, a 4-hour private sightseeing experience offered by Pau Hana Circle Island Tours. This carefully curated journey takes you along the picturesque coastline, where you'll visit breathtaking spots like Koko Head Crater, China Walls, and Makapu’u Point Lighthouse. Imagine walking along cliffs that offer panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean, exploring pristine sandy beaches like Sandy’s Beach—perfect for a quick break and photo opportunity. The tour highlights include marveling at the dramatic volcanic craters of Diamond Head and Koko Head, iconic natural landmarks that define Honolulu’s landscape. Whether you're snapping pictures at Makapu’u Lighthouse or enjoying the relaxing ocean breeze at China Walls, this tour is designed for guests who want to experience the quieter, more wild side of Oahu away from usual tourist crowds. As you travel with an expert guide from Pau Hana Circle Island Tours, you’ll get deeper insights into the geology, local legends, and coastal ecosystem that make this area unique. Ideal for all ages and fitness levels, the tour combines easy walks with stunning sightseeing, making it an unforgettable way to connect with Hawaii’s natural beauty. Perfect for families, couples, or solo travelers looking for an authentic and private outdoor adventure.
Paths around Koko Head and China Walls can be rocky and uneven, so comfortable hiking or trail shoes are recommended.
East Oahu is exposed to strong sun, so sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses will help keep you safe and comfortable.
Carry enough water, especially during summer months, as there are limited refill points along the route.
Keep a safe distance from any wildlife and avoid disturbing local vegetation to preserve the environment.
Koko Head Crater was once part of a series of volcanic eruptions shaping the island, and its railway track is a remnant of military activity in the 20th century.
Efforts are ongoing to protect native plants and shorelines from erosion and invasive species to preserve East Oahu's ecological balance.
Provides stability and protection on rocky and uneven coastal paths.
Helps protect from strong sunlight and reduces glare during exposed coastal walks.
summer specific
Keeps you hydrated throughout the tour where drinking water sources are limited.
Useful for sudden showers and wind along the coastline in winter months.
winter specific