This is a 9 hours private tour at a value of $50 per hour with a minimum of two passengers or maximum of five passengers in the minivan. We do not share your private tour with anyone else. For larger groups please contact us via text or email for more information.
8am Hotel Pickup
1st Stop: Diamond Head Crater offers breathtaking views of Waikiki and the East Coast of Hawaii. The origin of the English name, “Diamond head” came from 19th century British sailors who thought the sparkling, clear calcite crystals were diamonds. The locals here call it Lēʻahi (meaning “brow ridge tuna”) because it resembles the shape of a tuna’s dorsal fin. In the early 1900s, the crater was used as a strategic military lookout. Now, it is a very popular tourist attraction to experience the beautiful scenery of Honolulu. (1.5 hours hike is not included in this tour)
2nd Stop: Hanauma Bay is known for its amazing snorkeling experience. There, visitors can learn about the importance conserving the coral reef and the various species of fish that populate there. Visitors can see and experience the marine life and get acquainted with the various types of tropical fish. (closed on Tuesdays)
3rd Stop: Halona Blowhole is a natural occurrence formed by the molten lava from a volcanic eruption. Just minutes away from Hanauma Bay, visitors can see the panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean and see the splashing sounds of the water spitting out of the Blowhole. The Halona Blowhole was shown in films, like 50 First Dates and Nicki Minaj’s music video, Starships.
4th Stop: Makapu’u Lookout offers marvelous views of Oahu’s southeastern coastline, including a view of the Rabbit Island, the Turtle Island, and a glimpse of the Makapu’u Lighthouse. Relax with the view of the calm, deep blue color of the ocean and the nice breeze!
5th Stop: Kailua Beach is known for its crystal-clear, turquoise water and its white, soft sand. The locals here love this beach, as you will see them barbequing on the weekends and gathering with their families and friends. The waves are the perfect size to surf and calm enough for beginners, as well. With abundant swaying palm trees, you can enjoy seeing the waves in the shade with a nice glass of lemonade!
6th Stop: Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet is a family owned store that sells delicious Macadamia nuts and fruits grown on site. It also offers a wide range Macadamia nut flavors, art, free local grower’s coffee samples, chocolates, and souvenirs that you will not find anywhere else!
8th Stop: Kualoa Ranch is a 4000-acre private nature reserve that offers a ton of attractions and activities, including a historic center, gift shop, and horses to interact with. It is also known as Hollywood “Hawaii Backlot,” where many movies and TV shows were filmed, including The Hunger Games, Jurassic Park, and some of the 1960’s Elvis classics.
9th Stop: Romy’s Kahuku Prawns and Shrimp is the best known for its garlic shrimp lunch plate in the North Shore. The shrimp and prawns are grown on site, right behind the kitchen! Their seafood is the freshest on the island and is cooked to perfection. The waiting time is long, as it is so popular with a long line of customers, but it’s totally worth it! (lunch not included)
10th Stop: Turtle Bay Resort is the only resort in North Shore with astonishing scenery, miles of breathtaking beaches, pools and hot tubs, and a beautiful golf course. It is one of the perfect ways to fully indulge in Oahu’s paradise. It is also a nice location to take pictures of the scenery with your families and friends!
11th Stop: Waimea Bay Beach Park is one of the best known beaches to go surfing in the world. During the months from November to February, the waves can reach heights of 30 feet or more! In the summer, the beach is nice and calm which is perfect to relax and enjoy the warm water. If you are lucky, you can even see dolphins and turtles swimming on the bay.
12th Stop: Laniakea Beach, also known as the Turtle Beach, is popular for seeing Hawaiian Sea Turtles (honu, in Hawaiian) coming out of the water and making their way on the sand! The turtles relax on the sand while sunbathing on the beach. It is popular for tourists to take pictures with the turtles and make memories that will last a lifetime!
13th Stop: Haleiwa Historic Town offers a ton of stores that sells clothes, souvenirs, and best of all, Matsumoto’s Shave Ice! Matsumoto’s Shave Ice offers a variety of flavors, and the shave ice is so fine that it melts in your mouth. Haleiwa town has a “throwback” feel of the old Hawaii back in the 50’s & 60’s.
14th Stop: Dole Pineapple Plantation offers an array of activities for the entire family, including the Pineapple Express train that tours around the plantation that shows you how pineapples are grown. It also has the world’s biggest maze that you can try to finish, and of course, the famous Dole Whip ice cream that tastes like a dream. The chunks of pineapple in the Dole Whip are grown fresh on the plantation, and it tastes like no other pineapples grown elsewhere. It is truly a treat that you can only enjoy on this island.
15th Stop: Puu Ualakaa State Park, also known as the “Tantalus Round Top Drive” is the final stop in our tour. You will enjoy a breathtaking, 180 degree panoramic view of Oahu, from the Diamond Head to the Honolulu International Airport. Enjoy the drive up Hawaii’s rainforest and the marvelous view that hovers this beautiful island of Oahu!
5pm Hotel Return
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