PRIVATE Premium Circle Island Tour (12 Stops)
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Diamond Head or Kahala Lookout
Perched on the outer edge of Diamond Head, the Diamond Head and Kahala Lookouts on Oahu offer breathtaking panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and the lush island landscape. This scenic spot provides a stunning vantage point to appreciate the beauty of Oahu's southern coastline. While the hike to the summit is a separate endeavor, the lookout itself is a must-visit destination, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the captivating charm of this renowned viewpoint.2
Halona Blowhole
Located on Oahu's southeastern shore, Halona Blowhole captivates visitors with its natural spectacle. As waves crash against the rocky shoreline, a narrow lava tube channels the water, propelling it upward through the blowhole. The result is a mesmerizing display as seawater forcefully shoots into the air, creating a magnificent plume. Surrounding the blowhole, stunning coastal cliffs and azure waters add to the ethereal ambiance. Halona Blowhole offers a captivating experience, allowing visitors to witness the raw power and beauty of nature's forces along Oahu's dramatic coastline.
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Makapu'u Lookout
Perched along Oahu's southeastern coast, Makapu'u Lookout presents a mesmerizing panorama of natural splendor. Overlooking the boundless expanse of the Pacific Ocean, visitors are treated to breathtaking vistas that extend endlessly. The rugged coastal cliffs, adorned with vibrant foliage, create a striking backdrop. This viewpoint also offers a chance to witness the majestic humpback whales during their seasonal migration. Makapu'u Lookout entices nature enthusiasts and admirers of beauty to revel in the enchanting allure of Oahu's coastal majesty.4
Byodo-In Temple
Nestled within the lush landscapes of Oahu, the Byodo-In Temple is a serene sanctuary that exudes tranquility and cultural richness. Modeled after a 900-year-old Japanese temple, it captivates visitors with its timeless beauty. As you step through the majestic temple gates, a sense of peace envelops you. The temple's intricate architecture, tranquil gardens, and koi-filled ponds create a harmonious atmosphere. Visitors can ring the sacred bell, offering a moment of reflection and serenity. The Byodo-In Temple is a cherished gem, inviting individuals to embrace the serenity and spiritual essence of this captivating Oahu landmark.
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Macadamia Nut Farm
Nestled amidst the lush landscapes of Oahu, Tropical Farms is a delightful destination for nut enthusiasts and those seeking a taste of Hawaii's culinary delights. As you step into the farm, the rich aroma of freshly roasted macadamia nuts fills the air, tantalizing your senses. Explore the farm's charming store, where you'll discover a wide array of delicious nut-based treats, from creamy macadamia nut ice cream to savory roasted nuts. Indulge in the flavors of the islands and savor the tropical goodness that Tropical Farms has to offer. It's a delightful stop on your journey through Oahu's culinary landscape.6
Mokoli’i Chinaman’s Hat
Emerging from the crystal-clear waters of Oahu's East Shore, Chinaman's Hat is a captivating islet that graces the horizon, offering a stunning sight from the adjacent Laie Point State Wayside Park. Shaped like a traditional straw hat, this picturesque landmark invites you to marvel at its rugged beauty and snap photos of its unique silhouette. As you stand at the park, take in the breathtaking views of Chinaman's Hat, a true icon of Oahu's coastal charm.
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Tanaka Shrimp or Kua Aina
Located on Oahu's picturesque North Shore, Tanaka Shrimp and Kua Aina are beloved culinary gems. With a reputation for serving up delectable dishes, these eateries delight visitors with tantalizing flavors. At Tanaka Shrimp, the aroma of sizzling garlic and butter fills the air as shrimp are expertly prepared to perfection. At Kua Aina, each bite offers a burst of succulent goodness, leaving taste buds craving more, whether you order one of their Burgers, Sandwiches and/or Salads. The relaxed and inviting atmosphere adds to the experience, making one of these stops a must-visit destination for foodies to enjoy a memorable dining adventure on Oahu.8
North Shore Fruit Stand
Ricky's Brand fruit stand is a local treasure that delights visitors with its vibrant array of fresh tropical fruits and friendly Hawaiian hospitality. This charming roadside stand is a feast for the senses, showcasing a colorful bounty of ripe bananas, pineapples, juicy mangoes, creamy coconuts, and other exotic fruits grown on the island. As you browse through the selection of seasonal treats, you'll be greeted by the warm smile of Ricky himself or his staff, eager to share their passion for locally-sourced produce and traditional island flavors.
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Shark’s Cove
Nestled within the picturesque North Shore of Oahu, Shark's Cove is a serene haven that beckons visitors to immerse themselves in its tranquil waters. This natural wonderland boasts crystal-clear waters that reveal a vibrant marine ecosystem, making it a paradise for swimmers and snorkelers alike. As you glide through the gentle currents, you'll encounter a kaleidoscope of colorful sea life, whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or an unforgettable experience that celebrates the beauty and diversity of Hawaii's marine life.10
Pupukea Beach Park
This coastal gem captivates visitors with its natural beauty and inviting atmosphere. This picturesque beach park offers a perfect blend of sandy shores, turquoise waters, and lush greenery, creating a stunning backdrop for relaxation and recreation. Whether you're lounging on the soft sand, exploring the tide pools teeming with marine life, or catching waves at renowned surf spots like Pipeline and Sunset Beach, Pupukea Beach Park provides endless opportunities for outdoor enjoyment. Immerse yourself in the laid-back charm of this coastal paradise and let the rhythmic sounds of the ocean soothe your soul.
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Historic Haleiwa Town
Located on Oahu's captivating North Shore, Historic Haleiwa Town is a picturesque destination steeped in rich cultural heritage. Its charming streets evoke a sense of nostalgia, adorned with plantation-style buildings and quaint storefronts. The town's laid-back atmosphere and vibrant surf culture make it a hub for artists, local boutiques, and delightful eateries. From art galleries to surf shops, Haleiwa offers a unique and immersive shopping experience. With its welcoming community and storied past, Historic Haleiwa Town invites visitors to discover the timeless allure of Oahu's North Shore.12
Dole Plantation
The Dole Plantation is a captivating destination that celebrates the rich history of Hawaii's pineapple industry. This iconic attraction offers a delightful journey into the world of pineapples, featuring interactive exhibits, guided tours, and lush gardens. Visitors can embark on a scenic train ride, explore the pineapple maze, or indulge in delicious pineapple treats. Immerse yourself in the tropical ambiance, breathe in the sweet aroma of pineapples, and learn about the island's agricultural heritage. The Dole Plantation is a must-visit for pineapple enthusiasts and those seeking a taste of Hawaiian history.
PRIVATE Late-Start Premium Circle Island Tour (12 Stops)
This new Late-Start Premium Circle Island Tour gives our customers the opportunity to sleep-in, as we don’t get started until 9:00AM. Similar to our main Circle Island Tour, this Late-Start Tour includes Oahu’s only functioning Coffee Farm and includes the spectacular Nu’uanu Pali Lookout, and two wonderful stops from our City Tour, namely Iolani Palace and our golden King Kamehameha Statue.
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Green World Coffee Farm
Awaken your senses at Green World Coffee Farm, a North Shore gem. Explore a small, fascinating coffee garden, sip freshly brewed blends, and learn the art of coffee-making. This family-run farm offers a cozy café and unique coffee gifts, making it a delightful stop to savor Oahu’s rich flavors.14
Dole Plantation
The Dole Plantation is a captivating destination that celebrates the rich history of Hawaii's pineapple industry. This iconic attraction offers a delightful journey into the world of pineapples, featuring interactive exhibits, guided tours, and lush gardens. Visitors can embark on a scenic train ride, explore the pineapple maze, or indulge in delicious pineapple treats. Immerse yourself in the tropical ambiance, breathe in the sweet aroma of pineapples, and learn about the island's agricultural heritage. The Dole Plantation is a must-visit for pineapple enthusiasts and those seeking a taste of Hawaiian history.
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Historic Haleiwa Town
Located on Oahu's captivating North Shore, Historic Haleiwa Town is a picturesque destination steeped in rich cultural heritage. Its charming streets evoke a sense of nostalgia, adorned with plantation-style buildings and quaint storefronts. The town's laid-back atmosphere and vibrant surf culture make it a hub for artists, local boutiques, and delightful eateries. From art galleries to surf shops, Haleiwa offers a unique and immersive shopping experience. With its welcoming community and storied past, Historic Haleiwa Town invites visitors to discover the timeless allure of Oahu's North Shore.16
Shark's Cove & Pupae Beach Park
Discover the North Shore’s charm at Shark’s Cove and Pupae Beach Park. Explore Shark’s Cove’s colorful tidepools, perfect for summer snorkeling, and enjoy Pupae’s serene sands. These iconic beaches offer stunning views and a taste of Oahu’s coastal beauty, ideal for adventure and memorable photos.
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Sunset Beach
Experience the iconic Sunset Beach, a North Shore legend known for its golden sands and epic surf. Snap photos by the famous crooked palm and soak in vibrant sunsets. This quick stop captures the essence of Hawaii’s world-class beaches, leaving you with unforgettable island memories.18
North Shore Fruit Stand
Ricky's Brand fruit stand is a local treasure that delights visitors with its vibrant array of fresh tropical fruits and friendly Hawaiian hospitality. This charming roadside stand is a feast for the senses, showcasing a colorful bounty of ripe bananas, pineapples, juicy mangoes, creamy coconuts, and other exotic fruits grown on the island. As you browse through the selection of seasonal treats, you'll be greeted by the warm smile of Ricky himself or his staff, eager to share their passion for locally-sourced produce and traditional island flavors.
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Hukilau Marketplace (Lunch)
Indulge in Oahu’s flavors at Hukilau Marketplace, a North Shore lunch stop. Savor local dishes like fresh poke, shave ice, or a hearty meal at Pounders restaurant. This vibrant food hub offers a delicious break, showcasing authentic Hawaiian cuisine to fuel your tour.20
Mokoli'i Chinaman's Hat
Emerging from the crystal-clear waters of Oahu's East Shore, Chinaman's Hat is a captivating islet that graces the horizon, offering a stunning sight from the adjacent Laie Point State Wayside Park. Shaped like a traditional straw hat, this picturesque landmark invites you to marvel at its rugged beauty and snap photos of its unique silhouette. As you stand at the park, take in the breathtaking views of Chinaman's Hat, a true icon of Oahu's coastal charm.
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Macadamia Nut Farm
Nestled amidst the lush landscapes of Oahu, Tropical Farms is a delightful destination for nut enthusiasts and those seeking a taste of Hawaii's culinary delights. As you step into the farm, the rich aroma of freshly roasted macadamia nuts fills the air, tantalizing your senses. Explore the farm's charming store, where you'll discover a wide array of delicious nut-based treats, from creamy macadamia nut ice cream to savory roasted nuts. Indulge in the flavors of the islands and savor the tropical goodness that Tropical Farms has to offer. It's a delightful stop on your journey through Oahu's culinary landscape.22
Nu’uanu Pali Lookout
Marvel at Nu’uanu Pali Lookout, with breathtaking views of Oahu’s Windward Coast. Feel the brisk trade winds as you gaze over lush valleys and rugged cliffs. This historic vantage point, tied to Hawaii’s royal past, offers a stunning perspective of the island’s natural splendor.
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Iolani Palace (exterior)
Capture the elegance of Iolani Palace, America’s only royal palace, from its stunning exterior. Pose for photos with this Victorian masterpiece in the background, a symbol of Hawaii’s monarchy. This quick stop offers a perfect opportunity to snap memorable shots of Honolulu’s historic landmark.24
King Kamehameha Statue
Celebrate Hawaii’s history at the King Kamehameha Statue, a majestic Honolulu icon. This bronze tribute to the king who united the islands is often adorned with vibrant leis. Stop briefly to photograph this landmark and connect with the legacy of Hawaii’s first monarch.
PRIVATE Honolulu City Tour (5 Stops)
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Nu’uanu Pali Lookout
Marvel at Nu’uanu Pali Lookout, with breathtaking views of Oahu’s Windward Coast. Feel the brisk trade winds as you gaze over lush valleys and rugged cliffs. This historic vantage point, tied to Hawaii’s royal past, offers a stunning perspective of the island’s natural splendor.
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Honolulu Skyline from Punchbowl
Admire Honolulu’s vibrant skyline from Punchbowl Crater, a scenic lookout with views of the city and Diamond Head. Set within the National Memorial Grounds of the Pacific, this stop blends urban beauty with historical significance, offering a perfect moment for stunning photographs.27
Iolani Palace (exterior)
Capture the elegance of Iolani Palace, America’s only royal palace, from its stunning exterior. Pose for photos with this Victorian masterpiece in the background, a symbol of Hawaii’s monarchy. This quick stop offers a perfect opportunity to snap memorable shots of Honolulu’s historic landmark.
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King Kamehameha Statue
Celebrate Hawaii’s history at the King Kamehameha Statue, a majestic Honolulu icon. This bronze tribute to the king who united the islands is often adorned with vibrant leis. Stop briefly to photograph this landmark and connect with the legacy of Hawaii’s first monarch.29
Ala Moana Beach Park
Make a quick stop at Ala Moana Beach Park, a Honolulu favorite with golden sands and views of Waikiki and Diamond Head. This brief visit lets you snap photos of Oahu’s urban coastline, capturing the vibrant energy of the island’s bustling heart.