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Kauai’s Na Pali Coast—17 miles of world-renowned landscapes—is certainly best appreciated from the water. Experience it in style aboard a sleek catamaran, crew greeting you with mai tais and a sense of aloha. You’ll catch moments with spinner dolphins and sea turtles, relax over dinner, and raise a glass of Champagne when sunset hits this magnificent slice of the Garden Isle.

Pearl Harbor is an essential Oahu experience, and exploring its history is hassle-free with this tour. With pickup from your Waikiki hotel, you’ll embark on a guided journey, witnessing the sunken USS *Arizona* and exploring the entire Pearl Harbor National Memorial. Complementing your WWII experience, you’ll get a short tour of the island’s most historic sites, seeing Iolani Palace, Washington Place, and beyond.

Hit the waves in Waikiki, arguably the place where surfing was born, and the spot. During this surf lesson in Waikiki—which is limited to just five participants—you'll learn about surfing techniques, culture, and etiquette before you hit the water and (with luck) ride some waves back to the shore.

Visit Pearl Harbor without the hassle of arranging tickets and transportation from Waikiki. This guided tour includes admission to the USS Arizona Memorial, USS Bowfin Submarine, USS Missouri, and Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, giving you a deeper understanding of the events of December 7, 1941. Seeing all four sites together provides a more complete perspective on this pivotal moment in history.

Enjoy a new perspective on Oahu's coastal beauty—and a more immersive way to explore—on this half-day kayaking tour of Kailua Bay. Choose between small-group or self-guided options when booking this flexible, half-day eco-adventure. Look forward to visiting the top-rated Lanikai Beach and the Mokulua Islands (self-led tour only). This tour includes all kayaking and snorkeling equipment.

Skip the crowded boat tours and enjoy a comfortable snorkeling experience aboard a 28-foot (8.5-meter) speed boat in a group of no more than six people. Jump off board and explore the underwater world around Oahu on a guided snorkel to Turtle Canyon, home to marine life such as sea turtles and colorful fish.

Make the most of your time on Oahu and enjoy admission to over 45 top attractions, tours, shows and activities, all on one easy-to-use digital pass. All passes include tickets to a top-rated Luau plus a wide range of Oahu's best things to do - explore the USS Bowfin and discover more at the Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum, get up close to marine life on a Waikiki Cruise with snorkeling, learn more about Hawaiian culture at the Polynesian Cultural Center, sail the Pacific on a Catamaran Cruise or enjoy the ultimate Oahu road trip on a full-day tour to see more of the island. Whether you're visiting for the first time or a seasoned visitor, the All-Inclusive Pass offers a whole new way to discover the island. Choose a 2, 3, 4, 5 or 7-day pass and use the digital guide to create your own itinerary - the more you see, the more you save.

The Pearl Harbor National Monument is a must-visit when coming to Oahu, but it can be difficult to reach without a car. Book this half-day tour with convenient round-trip transport for a hassle-free day. Watch a short film and explore exhibits that recount the infamous morning of December 7, 1941, followed by a boat ride to the USS Arizona Memorial.

Oeno Winery is the only winery on Oahu and produces a range of red, white, Sangria, and dessert wines. On this tour learn about the winemaking process and different grapes used. Then, enjoy an expert-led wine tasting and sample six different Oeno wines. This is an ideal pick for wine lovers or anyone interested in Hawaii's wine culture.

Get the chance to see whales up close on a whale-watching trip off the coast of Hawaii’s Big Island. Keep a look out for migrating pods of humpback whales, which often breach as they build up energy for their northward migration. This narrated tour brings you to some of the best viewing grounds aboard a catamaran. You’re able to hear the whales singing through the provided hydrophones.

If you've already seen Oahu's sights from the ground level, embark on a thrilling adventure with a completely different view. This parasailing tour will have you soaring above the waters of Maunalua Bay for views of the Hawaii Kai coastline, Koko Head and the Ko’olau Mountain Range. You can then take a dip in the sea just before landing back on the boat

Set sail on the Pacific—and see if you can spot whales, dolphins, sea turtles, and other marine life—on this family-friendly catamaran cruise. In the morning, head to the Honolulu waterfront, hop aboard your vessel, and set sail along the Waikiki shore. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the views over the water, all while your guide looks out for migratory humpback whales.

Description (Previous) Absorb the lush beauty of Maui’s Hana Rainforest and northern shores from the air on a scenic helicopter flight, including a stop in the Wailua Valley. Glide over the jungle-clad north coast, passing beauty spots like the Jaws surf break beach and Jurassic Rock. Then, land in an untouched spot in the Wailua Valley, stepping out to explore the vegetation and admire views over waterfalls and canyons before your return.

Get up close and personal with the spectacular scenery of Hanalei Bay—and enjoy an active way to explore—on this two-in-one, half-day tour. Begin with a kayaking trip along the Hanalei River before heading onto the Bay to soak up the scenery, spy sea turtles, and more. Then, swap your kayak for a snorkel for an underwater nature expedition. Finally, unwind with lunch on the beach.

The Honolulu area is fun to explore independently, but getting from point to point on public transportation can be time consuming. Make hitting up the top attractions easy and convenient with a 1-, 4-, or 7-day hop-on hop-off trolly pass. Choose from multiple routes, marveling at Diamond Head on the Blue Line or explore Chinatown on the Red Line, or opt to include all of the lines on your ticket.

Head out to Kealakekua Bay for a snorkeling and cruising adventure from Kona, ideal for travelers who want to get up close to some of the Big Island’s most interesting marine species. Keep an eye out for dolphins as you head along the coast to the bay, then hop into the waters to swim and snorkel among coral and fish before climbing back on board for an included lunch.

Maui's Molokini Crater is a submerged crater from an ancient volcano. Discover the abundant underwater world around the volcano during this snorkel tour from Maui. Depart from Kihei with a small group and enjoy plenty of time to snorkel inside the crater observing several aquatic species that call the crater home.

If you are looking for a unique experience on the Big Island of Hawaii, different to the typical sightseeing tours, visit the Hawaiian Islands' only salt farm, which hand harvests Hawaiian salt from the ocean. At the farm's beautiful seven-acre oceanfront site you'll be guided through the salt-making process and learn about the water source and history of the area then sample some of the different salts.

Oahu is filled with great places to eat, but, for visitors, it can sometimes be tricky to avoid tourist traps and find to best spots. This small-group walking tour provides insights into Hawaii's multicultural history and culinary heritage while taking you to some excellent eateries that lie off the tourist trail. Venture through fresh markets, fruit vendors, exotic eateries, and modern-day fusion restaurants as you eat your way around the island. Note: some stops may require eating while standing.

Hawaii Volcanoes National Park in a car? Boring. On a guided fat-tire e-bike tour, experience this wild landscape sustainably and in the open air, and your guide shares captivating insights into the park's geology, history, and ecosystem. Most experience this park from behind a windshield—explore the world’s most active volcano with pedal assist, a throttle, and torque sensors for a smooth ride along the park's paths and roads.

Experiencing a Na Pali Sunset from the water is an unforgettable way to take in Kauai’s breathtaking coastline. You’ll cruise along 17 miles of dramatic sea cliffs, hidden caves, and pristine shoreline aboard a power catamaran, with opportunities to spot dolphins and humpback whales if it’s the right season. The evening is capped off with a casual dinner and a toast to the island’s beauty as the sun dips below the horizon.

On this exclusive helicopter tour of Maui, see a side of Hawaii that most tourists don't. Soar past valleys and hidden waterfalls that are inaccessible by land, and hover above ridgelines that sit at the heart of the rugged West Maui mountains. Cross the channel to neighboring Molokai and get up-close views of its lush, pristine landscape.

See the highlights of Oahu, without the hassle of planning what to prioritize and how to travel between them, on this group circle-island tour. After pickup from your Waikiki or Ala Moana hotel, relax knowing the day's logistics and activities are all sorted. Enjoy an itinerary that includes Diamond Head, the Halona Blowhole, the Dole Plantation, as well as a snorkeling stop off the North Shore.

Take a PRIVATE helicopter ride on Kauaʻi and view Manawaiopuna "Jurassic" Falls, deep colorful gorges of the Waimea Canyon, captivating cliffs of the Nāpali Coast, and breathtaking Mount Waialeale Crater, one of the wettest places on planet Earth.