



by Hawaii Turtle Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$298This full-day tour circles the island of Oahu, starting with a hotel pickup in Waikiki. The group travels by air-conditioned minibus with a professional guide. The first stop is the Amelia Earhart Lookout at Diamond Head State Monument, offering views of the southeastern coastline, including Hanauma Bay and, on clear days, Maui. Next is Halona Blowhole, a natural lava tube where ocean water shoots upward when waves create pressure inside. The tour continues along Oahu’s windward side with a stop at Makapu'u Beach to see Waimanalo’s sea cliffs and Manana Island, also called Rabbit Island. Afterward, guests visit Tropical Farms, where they can sample macadamia nuts, Kona coffee, and Hawaiian chocolates. The route passes Mokoli’i Island, known as Chinaman’s Hat, a small island near the Kualoa Valley Mountain range featured in films like Jurassic Park. Lunch takes place at Kahuku Farms, located at the base of the Koʻolau Mountain Range. Guests can walk through a taro patch while learning about traditional Hawaiian farming methods still in use. The farm restaurant serves North Shore dishes such as garlic shrimp, coconut shrimp, and Kalua pork, with vegetarian options available. Lunch is not included and requires cash payment. After lunch, the tour stops at tropical fruit stands on the North Shore to try fresh mangos and drink from coconuts. The bus then passes through the outskirts of Hale‘iwa Town, traveling by pineapple, coffee, and other agricultural fields. The Dole Plantation is the next stop, where visitors can buy pineapple-themed souvenirs and try pineapple ice cream known as Dole Whip. The tour also includes stops at Sandy Beach Park, known for bodyboarding and bodysurfing, and Waimanalo Beach, which features white sand, frequent green sea turtle sightings, local eateries, wild chickens, and family farms. A key part of the tour is a ninety-minute snorkeling session at a North Shore turtle beach. Snorkeling gear is provided, and guests may swim alongside Hawaiian green sea turtles when conditions allow. The tour ends with a brief visit to Sunset Beach, a quieter location where large ocean swells can be seen during winter months. The entire tour lasts about eight hours and includes hotel pickup and drop-off from select hotels, transport in an air-conditioned minibus, a professional guide, and use of snorkeling equipment. Lunch and gratuities are not included. Guests should bring sunscreen, a towel, a swimsuit, bottled water, and a change of clothes. The tour operates rain or shine, but some stops may be skipped due to weather or other conditions. Turtle sightings are common but not guaranteed because of natural behavior and environmental factors.
Waikiki
Pickup begins at 7:20 AM in Waikiki where a local guide assists guests. Pickup times depend on hotel location and are assigned during booking.
40 min
Diamond Head State Monument
Stop at Amelia Earhart Lookout on Diamond Head’s eastern side. Views include the southeastern Oahu coastline, Hanauma Bay, and Maui on clear days. The lookout is historically known as the spot where people watched Earhart's first solo flight from Hawaii to North America.
10 min
Halona Blowhole
Visit a natural lava tube formed from Koko Head crater eruptions. When ocean conditions are right, water pressure forces seawater through the narrow tube opening, creating a blowhole effect.
15 min
Makapu'u Beach
View Waimanalo’s sea cliffs and look out over the bay towards Manana Island, also called Rabbit Island due to its shape.
Tropical Farms (The Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet)
Stop at a local shop under Banyan trees offering tastings of macadamia nuts, Kona coffee, Hawaiian chocolates, and other treats.
25 min
Mokoli’i Island
See Chinaman’s Hat Island near Kualoa Valley Mountain range, known for its distinctive shape and appearances in films like Jurassic Park. The name comes from its resemblance to straw hats worn by Chinese immigrants in early 1900s sugar plantations.
15 min
Kahuku Farms
Lunch stop at a farm located at the base of the Koʻolau Mountains. Guests tour a taro patch and learn about traditional Hawaiian farming still practiced today. The farm’s restaurant serves local dishes such as garlic shrimp, coconut shrimp, and Kalua pork. Vegetarian options are available. Lunch is not included, and guests should bring cash.
45 min
Oahu's North Shore
Visit tropical fruit stands selling fresh mangos, coconuts, and other local fruits.
10 min
Hale‘iwa Town Center
Drive past pineapple, coffee, and agricultural fields on the outskirts of Haleiwa Town.
Dole Plantation
Stop at a historic pineapple plantation offering pineapple-themed souvenirs and pineapple ice cream known as Dole Whip.
30 min
Sandy Beach Park
View a South Shore beach popular for bodyboarding and bodysurfing due to its shore breaks and consistent waves.
Waimanalo Beach
See white sand beaches with frequent Hawaiian green sea turtle sightings, small local eateries, wild chickens, and family farms.
North Shore
Spend about 90 minutes snorkeling at a turtle beach on the North Shore. Snorkeling gear is provided. Guests can swim and possibly see Hawaiian green sea turtles resting on the sand or swimming nearby. Guests should bring sunscreen and towels.
60 min
Sunset Beach
A short stop at Sunset Beach, known for its peaceful atmosphere and, in winter, large ocean swells up to 30 to 40 feet visible from shore.
10 min
MIDDLE WAIKIKI: Our vehicle will park right at **7:35AM** at the entrance of Ross store on 333 Seaside Ave. Then a tour guide will call the names of the guests that previously booked this meeting point.
End point
MIDDLE WAIKIKI: Our vehicle will park right at **7:35AM** at the entrance of Ross store on 333 Seaside Ave. Then a tour guide will call the names of the guests that previously booked this meeting point.




by Hawaii Turtle Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$298This full-day tour circles the island of Oahu, starting with a hotel pickup in Waikiki. The group travels by air-conditioned minibus with a professional guide. The first stop is the Amelia Earhart Lookout at Diamond Head State Monument, offering views of the southeastern coastline, including Hanauma Bay and, on clear days, Maui. Next is Halona Blowhole, a natural lava tube where ocean water shoots upward when waves create pressure inside. The tour continues along Oahu’s windward side with a stop at Makapu'u Beach to see Waimanalo’s sea cliffs and Manana Island, also called Rabbit Island. Afterward, guests visit Tropical Farms, where they can sample macadamia nuts, Kona coffee, and Hawaiian chocolates. The route passes Mokoli’i Island, known as Chinaman’s Hat, a small island near the Kualoa Valley Mountain range featured in films like Jurassic Park. Lunch takes place at Kahuku Farms, located at the base of the Koʻolau Mountain Range. Guests can walk through a taro patch while learning about traditional Hawaiian farming methods still in use. The farm restaurant serves North Shore dishes such as garlic shrimp, coconut shrimp, and Kalua pork, with vegetarian options available. Lunch is not included and requires cash payment. After lunch, the tour stops at tropical fruit stands on the North Shore to try fresh mangos and drink from coconuts. The bus then passes through the outskirts of Hale‘iwa Town, traveling by pineapple, coffee, and other agricultural fields. The Dole Plantation is the next stop, where visitors can buy pineapple-themed souvenirs and try pineapple ice cream known as Dole Whip. The tour also includes stops at Sandy Beach Park, known for bodyboarding and bodysurfing, and Waimanalo Beach, which features white sand, frequent green sea turtle sightings, local eateries, wild chickens, and family farms. A key part of the tour is a ninety-minute snorkeling session at a North Shore turtle beach. Snorkeling gear is provided, and guests may swim alongside Hawaiian green sea turtles when conditions allow. The tour ends with a brief visit to Sunset Beach, a quieter location where large ocean swells can be seen during winter months. The entire tour lasts about eight hours and includes hotel pickup and drop-off from select hotels, transport in an air-conditioned minibus, a professional guide, and use of snorkeling equipment. Lunch and gratuities are not included. Guests should bring sunscreen, a towel, a swimsuit, bottled water, and a change of clothes. The tour operates rain or shine, but some stops may be skipped due to weather or other conditions. Turtle sightings are common but not guaranteed because of natural behavior and environmental factors.
Waikiki
Pickup begins at 7:20 AM in Waikiki where a local guide assists guests. Pickup times depend on hotel location and are assigned during booking.
40 min
Diamond Head State Monument
Stop at Amelia Earhart Lookout on Diamond Head’s eastern side. Views include the southeastern Oahu coastline, Hanauma Bay, and Maui on clear days. The lookout is historically known as the spot where people watched Earhart's first solo flight from Hawaii to North America.
10 min
Halona Blowhole
Visit a natural lava tube formed from Koko Head crater eruptions. When ocean conditions are right, water pressure forces seawater through the narrow tube opening, creating a blowhole effect.
15 min
Makapu'u Beach
View Waimanalo’s sea cliffs and look out over the bay towards Manana Island, also called Rabbit Island due to its shape.
Tropical Farms (The Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet)
Stop at a local shop under Banyan trees offering tastings of macadamia nuts, Kona coffee, Hawaiian chocolates, and other treats.
25 min
Mokoli’i Island
See Chinaman’s Hat Island near Kualoa Valley Mountain range, known for its distinctive shape and appearances in films like Jurassic Park. The name comes from its resemblance to straw hats worn by Chinese immigrants in early 1900s sugar plantations.
15 min
Kahuku Farms
Lunch stop at a farm located at the base of the Koʻolau Mountains. Guests tour a taro patch and learn about traditional Hawaiian farming still practiced today. The farm’s restaurant serves local dishes such as garlic shrimp, coconut shrimp, and Kalua pork. Vegetarian options are available. Lunch is not included, and guests should bring cash.
45 min
Oahu's North Shore
Visit tropical fruit stands selling fresh mangos, coconuts, and other local fruits.
10 min
Hale‘iwa Town Center
Drive past pineapple, coffee, and agricultural fields on the outskirts of Haleiwa Town.
Dole Plantation
Stop at a historic pineapple plantation offering pineapple-themed souvenirs and pineapple ice cream known as Dole Whip.
30 min
Sandy Beach Park
View a South Shore beach popular for bodyboarding and bodysurfing due to its shore breaks and consistent waves.
Waimanalo Beach
See white sand beaches with frequent Hawaiian green sea turtle sightings, small local eateries, wild chickens, and family farms.
North Shore
Spend about 90 minutes snorkeling at a turtle beach on the North Shore. Snorkeling gear is provided. Guests can swim and possibly see Hawaiian green sea turtles resting on the sand or swimming nearby. Guests should bring sunscreen and towels.
60 min
Sunset Beach
A short stop at Sunset Beach, known for its peaceful atmosphere and, in winter, large ocean swells up to 30 to 40 feet visible from shore.
10 min
MIDDLE WAIKIKI: Our vehicle will park right at **7:35AM** at the entrance of Ross store on 333 Seaside Ave. Then a tour guide will call the names of the guests that previously booked this meeting point.
End point
MIDDLE WAIKIKI: Our vehicle will park right at **7:35AM** at the entrance of Ross store on 333 Seaside Ave. Then a tour guide will call the names of the guests that previously booked this meeting point.