Top Oahu Outback Tours

See where famous movies such as "Jumanji", "Jurassic Park", "Jurassic World", and "50 First Dates" were filmed. A guide leads you to Hollywood hot spots and provides background on the history of the ranch. Travel by vintage school bus past some of the island’s most stunning natural attractions, such as Mokoli’i Island, Kaneohe Bay, and the Ko’olau Range.

Hike up one of Hawaii's most popular craters; Diamond Head. Enjoy amazing views of Waikiki and the South-East-Side of Oahu. Return to your air conditioned vehicle after your self-guided ~90 minute round trip hike up the Diamond Head. Audio Guide INCLUDED! Grab a to-go breakfast at a local spot and enjoy it at the beach, a beach park or at a beautiful lookout. Take time to relax and unwind, before your next adventure. Find your way to Manoa Falls Park. Make sure you are hydrated before you start your ~60 minute round trip hike through bamboo forests and beautiful hawaiian landscape. Once you get to the waterfall take in the scenery. Listen to hawaiian nature sounds and breath fresh jungle air. If there is time after your two hikes, your guide will show you more interesting, beautiful and popular spots in the area. You can customise the private tour and choose from more than 30 locations to visit. Explore the best spots on Oahu on a luxury private tour!

Explore Oahu on this full-day minibus tour with a small group and a local guide. With your small group of 24-28 people or fewer, make plenty of stops at the island's highlights, including snorkeling with green sea turtles on the North Shore. See the Dole Plantation, the Halona Blowhole, Diamond Head, and Makapu’u Beach during this day-long outing. Round-trip transportation from Waikiki hotels is included.

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.