• Diamond Head State Monument - Imagine driving on the very road that Amelia Earhart used as her runway in 1935. That’s our first stop! Diamond Head Lookout offers breathtaking panoramic views of Oahu’s southern shore and Waikiki.

• Kahala - Dreaming is encouraged as we pass through the luxurious Kahala neighborhood, home to the annual Sony Open. The stunning estates here might inspire some life reflections.

• Halona Blowhole - Halona Blowhole, meaning “Of Happy Fortune,” is a rare sight, one of only three in the world! We’re thrilled to share this incredible experience with you.

• Sandy Beach Park - As we cruise to Makapu’u Lookout, we’ll pass Sandy Beach, the island’s top bodysurfing spot, even favored by presidents. Don’t be deceived by the smaller waves; the water is quite rough!

• Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve - Known as “The Dragon,” these cliffs will leave you in awe. Although closed to commercial vehicles, you can still witness this amazing sight.

• Byodo-In Temple - For those who appreciate meditation and tranquility, the Byodo-In Temple is a must-visit. Black swans glide gracefully across its expansive koi pond. There’s a fee, but don’t worry, it’s covered!

• North Shore - Feeling hungry? The North Shore’s Fumis shrimp truck offers delicious shrimp that you’ll rave about. Non-shrimp eaters can enjoy a tempting vegetarian noodle plate.

• North Shore - Time to put on those swimsuits! Whether you swim, snorkel, or relax in the shade with a book, there’s something for everyone. Plus, snorkel gear is free to rent!

• Makapu’u Point - Up for a cliff walk? You can stay safely behind the railing and still enjoy the stunning views. Makapu’u Lookout’s cliffs are a visual delight, living up to its Hawaiian name meaning “bulging eye.”

• Waimea Bay - The first foreign landing in Hawaii occurred here in the 1700s with Captain Cook. Waimea Bay is a majestic sight, surrounded by rainforest-kissed cliffs and a prominent rock at its center.

• Sunset Beach - Originally called Paumalū, Sunset Beach is famous for its massive winter waves. Keep an eye out for surfers riding the crests!

• Haleiwa Town Center - Step back in time to the 1800s in Historic Haleiwa Town. While Matsumoto’s Shave Ice is a highlight, there’s much more to discover!

• Dole Plantation - Our final stop is the sweet Dole Plantation, home of the world-famous DOLE WHIP. Ask your guide how to win a free one!

• North Shore Macadamia Nut Company - Before a nap, visit the North Shore Macadamia Nut Farm for free samples of macadamia nuts and coffee!

• Waikiki hotel pickup and drop off
• Water
• Whole Dole pineapple (limit one per party)
• Use of snorkeling equipment
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Live Commentary

Our groups are intentionally kept small, with a maximum of 14 participants, ensuring a relaxed, personalized, and easily accessible experience, particularly for those traveling alone. Local guides tailor the pace, offer authentic insights into the island, and ensure everyone feels at ease without any pressure to interact.

Rather than crowded bus tours, guests can enjoy picturesque stops with ample time to explore, capture photos, and ask questions at their leisure. Many of our guests travel solo, and our guides effortlessly foster a welcoming and low-pressure environment. Thoughtful details, such as complimentary local macadamia nuts, contribute to a day that feels considerate and unhurried.

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