• Waikiki - Guests are picked up from most hotels in Waikiki and driven along Kalakaua Avenue, offering views of the stunning Waikiki Beach and the statue of Duke Kahanamoku, the legendary surfer. Waikiki attracts around 6 million visitors globally each year.
• Diamond Head - Diamond Head is a volcanic crater formed over 300,000 years ago and is now a top attraction in Oahu. A stop at the lookout on Diamond Head Beach Road allows visitors to enjoy the scenic views of the beach and park.
• Kahala - Often referred to as the Beverly Hills of Hawaii, Kahala is home to some of Hawaii’s wealthiest residents. Many celebrities and famous individuals have vacation homes in this area.
• Koko Marina Center - Leonard Rego Jr., the son of Portuguese immigrants to Hawaii, opened Leonard’s Bakery in the 1950s in Honolulu, popularizing the Portuguese fried dough pastry, Malasadas. Today, malasadas are a beloved pastry in Hawaii. Each person will receive one original Malasada.
• Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve - Known for its stunning natural beauty, Hanauma Bay Lookout is situated on the southeast coast of Oahu Island. This cone-shaped volcanic bay is home to a thriving marine ecosystem with coral reefs and fish.
• Halona Blowhole - The Halona Blowhole is a rock formation created by ancient lava flows that formed natural holes in the rocks. When the tide is strong and windy, seawater is dramatically shot into the air. Nearby is Eternity Beach, the filming location for “From Here to Eternity.”
• Sandy Beach Park - Sandy Beach, also known locally as Breakneck Beach, is a favored spot for bodysurfing. Its large shorebreaks can be hazardous to inexperienced surfers. This will be the first restroom stop.
• Makapu’u Point - The tour passes by the easternmost point of Oahu, offering views of Rabbit Island, located offshore from Makapu’u Point.
• Waimanalo - Waimanalo is a peaceful neighborhood town, home to many Native Hawaiians, and offers a quieter experience compared to other island locations.
• Byodo-In Temple - A hidden gem in Oahu, the Byodo-In Temple was completed in 1968 to mark the 100th anniversary of the first Japanese immigrant to Hawaii. It replicates the Byōdō-in Buddhist temple in Japan and is featured in the American drama “LOST.”
• Tropical Farms (The Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet) - Located on Oahu’s east coast, Tropical Farm Macadamia Nut is an excellent spot for purchasing gifts and snacks. The outlet features Kona Coffee and Macadamia Nut tasting stations.
• Kualoa Regional Park - Kualoa Regional Park is a renowned photo spot with a backdrop of Mokoli’I, a small island also known as Chinaman’s Hat due to its distinctive shape. This will be another restroom break.
• Kahuku - A popular Hawaiian dish, the Garlic Shrimp Plate, will be served for lunch with juice at one of the food trucks in Kahuku, on Oahu’s North Shore.
• Pupukea - Pupukea is a small community on the North Shore known for its unique beach and scenery. It is a favorite among locals and considered a hidden gem, though it can be dangerous due to sharp lava rocks (stopping depends on road conditions).
• Dole Plantation - As one of Oahu’s top tourist destinations, Dole Plantation attracts over a million visitors annually. The gift shop offers many unique souvenirs, and visitors are encouraged to try the refreshing Dole Whip.
• Green World Coffee Farms - The tour includes a final coffee break at Green World Coffee Farms, where visitors can sample various coffee flavors at the tasting station.

• Byodo Temple Admission
• Lunch - Hawaii Garlic Shrimp Plate (no substitution)
• Snacks - Malasada & Hawaii Chips
• Dessert - Dole whip Ice cream
• Food/Beverage Tasting - Hawaii Coffee, Macadamia Nut
• Bottled water
• Complementary gift at the end of the tour

• Guide Tip
• Infant price include a seating only and not included infant meal/snack

Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler to Hawaii, this unique tour promises to enhance your journey with the expertise of our professional tour guide. Embark on this all-inclusive, full-day guided tour that offers breathtaking sightseeing and a variety of culinary delights. The tour covers many of Oahu’s top tourist destinations, featuring 8 major attractions: Halona Blowhole, Sandy Beach, Byodo-In Temple, Kualoa Regional Park, Kahuku, North Shore, Pupukea, and Dole Plantation, along with 6 must-try food spots: Leonard’s Malasada, Tropical Macadamia Nut, Shrimp Plate, Kona Coffee, Shave Ice, or Dole Whip.

Experience the key travel highlights of Oahu while savoring local snacks, drinks, fruits, desserts, and lunch. The tour includes convenient hotel pick-up in Waikiki, with stops at various beaches and attractions along the East Coast and North Shore.

Capture the most Instagram-worthy moments of your Hawaiian adventure.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.