Immerse yourself in history on our Grand Pearl Harbor Tour. Explore historic sites, pay respects at the USS Arizona Memorial, and learn about World War II’s impact on the country. Don’t miss the chance to visit the USS Missouri and the Pacific Aviation Museum.
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Waikiki - We will pick you up from one of our selected Waikiki pick up locations and transport you to Pearl Harbor.
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Pearl Harbor National Memorial - The tour begins with a short film about the events leading up to the attack on Pearl Harbor and the United States’ entry into World War II.
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Arizona Memorial (INCLUDED)
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BattleShip Missouri (ADDITIONAL $)
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Pacific Aviation Museum (ADDITIONAL $)
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Iolani Palace - Iolani Palace is a royal palace located in Honolulu, Hawaii. It was the official residence of the rulers of the Kingdom of Hawaii, beginning with King Kamehameha III under the Kamehameha Dynasty, and ending with Queen Liliuokalani under the Kalakaua Dynasty. The palace is made of coral block quarried from a reef on the island of Oahu and features a combination of European and Hawaiian architectural styles. It is the only royal palace on US soil. The palace currently operates as a museum open to the public for tours.
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King Kamehameha Statue - The King Kamehameha Statue is a bronze statue located in Honolulu, Hawaii. It depicts King Kamehameha I, who was the first king of Hawaii and the founder and first ruler of the Kingdom of Hawaii. The statue was created by American sculptor Thomas Ridgeway Gould and was unveiled in 1883, over a decade after King Kamehameha I’s death. The statue stands at about 14 feet tall and is depicted holding a spear. The statue is a symbol of the unity and independence of Hawaii, and it is also considered a symbol of the strength and determination of the Hawaiian people. The King Kamehameha Statue is a popular tourist destination and is located in front of the Aliiolani Hale building which houses the Hawaii State Supreme Court.
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Hawaii State Capitol - The Hawaii State Capitol is the official statehouse of the government of Hawaii, located in Honolulu. It houses the chambers of the Hawaii State Legislature as well as offices for the governor of Hawaii. The building was designed by architect John Ripley Forbes and was completed in 1969. The design of the building is a mix of Hawaiian and modern architectural styles, with features such as a central open-air courtyard and the use of volcanic rock. It is located on a 17 acre site in the neighborhood of Diamond Head, adjacent to the Iolani Palace. The building is open to the public for tours and it is a significant building for Hawaiian history and culture.
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Kawaiahao Church - Kawaiaha’o Church is a historic Christian church located in Honolulu, Hawaii. It is considered the “Westminster Abbey of Hawaii” and is the oldest standing Christian church in Hawaii. The church was built in 1842 and was designed by an American missionary, Reverend Hiram Bingham, in the New England style. The church is made of coral block and it has a white exterior and a high steeple. The interior of the church features koa wood pews, a pulpit, and a pipe organ. Kawaiaha’o Church has played a significant role in Hawaiian history and culture, serving as a center for religious and political events. It is also the site of many royal weddings and funerals, including the wedding of King Kamehameha IV and Queen Emma in 1856. Today, Kawaiaha’o Church is open to the public for tours and religious services.
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Waikiki - We will pick you up from Pearl Harbor and transport you back to your original Waikiki pick up location.
- Bottled water included
- Expert-guided tour
- Round-trip transportation provided
- Admission to USS Arizona Memorial
- Gratuities
The tour of Pearl Harbor we offer provides an immersive and unforgettable journey through one of the United States’ most significant historical landmarks. The trip commences with a brief documentary about the chain of events that led to the Pearl Harbor assault, triggering the United States’ involvement in World War II.
Subsequently, a boat trip affords you passage to the USS Arizona Memorial, the ultimate burial site of several marines and sailors who perished on the fateful day of December 7, 1941. Here, you will gain the chance to offer your homage and broaden your knowledge about the assault and its repercussions on the nation. (This Segment is Subject to Weather Conditions)
(Optional Segment) Following this, you will visit the USS Missouri, the ship where Japan officially surrendered to the United States, thus marking the end of World War II. This visit provides an opportunity to wander around the historic warship and comprehend its significance in the war.
To conclude, a visit to the Pacific Aviation Museum allows you to admire a range of classic military aircraft and understand the importance of air dominance during the war.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
