

by Aloha Shaka 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.$198This nine-hour circle island tour of Oahu includes pickup and air-conditioned transportation with a professional, experienced guide who provides entertaining and educational narration throughout the day. The tour begins at Diamond Head State Monument with a ten-minute stop to view advanced surfers and coastal scenery. Next is a fifteen-minute visit to Eternity Beach, a secluded spot known for appearances in films, where turtles and Hawaiian monk seals may be seen. The tour continues to Halona Blowhole for fifteen minutes to watch water shoot up to 100 feet high when waves hit the natural formation, with views of neighboring islands on clear days. The bus passes Sandy Beach Park, known as the nation’s most dangerous beach, suitable only for experienced bodyboarders and bodysurfers. At Makapu‘U Point, guests see the east side of Oahu and its beaches from above. The route goes through Waimanalo, where there is a fifteen-minute bathroom break and time to buy snacks or drinks while passing the Robins Nest from Magnum PI. The drive continues along Oahu’s windward coast, known for its lush and rainy environment. There is a fifteen-minute stop at Tropical Farms, the Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet, offering free samples of macadamia nuts, coffee, and hot sauces. A ten-minute photo stop follows at Chinaman’s Hat and Kualoa Ranch, a filming location for Jurassic Park and other movies. The tour includes a visit to the Polynesian Cultural Center to learn about the site and its offerings, then drives by the Laie Hawaii Temple and Visitors' Center, the first Mormon temple built outside the continental US. A forty-minute lunch break takes place in Kahuku, where guests can enjoy local food and shave ice. The tour drives by the North Shore to view famous big-wave surf beaches, where waves can reach fifty feet. There is a one-hour stop at a beach known for Hawaiian green sea turtles, allowing time to relax and observe wildlife. The final stops are the Dole Plantation, with a thirty-minute visit to learn about pineapples, try non-dairy pineapple ice cream, and see rainbow eucalyptus trees, followed by a fifteen-minute visit to Green World Coffee Farms to see coffee trees and sample Oahu-grown coffee. Lunch, snorkeling equipment, and gratuities are not included.
Diamond Head State Monument
This first stop offers views of the island’s natural beauty away from the city. Visitors can see an impressive lookout point and watch advanced surfers in the ocean below.
10 min
Eternity Beach
A quiet, secluded beach known for appearing in movies and music videos. Visitors may spot turtles and Hawaiian monk seals while enjoying the coastal scenery.
15 min
Halona Blowhole
A geological formation created thousands of years ago. Waves entering the blowhole can shoot water up to 100 feet high. On clear days, nearby islands are visible from this vantage point.
15 min
Sandy Beach Park
Known as the nation’s most dangerous beach, this spot is recommended only for highly skilled bodyboarders and bodysurfers due to its strong waves.
Makapu‘U Point
Provides the first views of Oahu’s east side, known for its beaches. The lookout offers a high vantage point to see why this area is considered one of the nicest on the island.
Waimanalo
The bus drives through Waimanalo, passing the Robins Nest from Magnum PI. There is a bathroom break and an opportunity to buy snacks and drinks.
15 min
Oahu's Windward Coast
This drive shows the island’s windiest and wettest area, highlighting the lush vegetation found outside the city.
Tropical Farms (The Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet)
Guests can sample a variety of macadamia nuts, coffee, hot sauces, and other products for free.
15 min
Chinaman's Hat and Kualoa Ranch
Visitors see Chinaman’s Hat up close and photograph Kualoa Ranch, a filming location for Jurassic Park and other movies. This stop is good for taking photos.
10 min
Polynesian Cultural Center
A major attraction where visitors learn about the center and what it offers through observation and explanation.
Laie Hawaii Temple & Visitors' Center
A drive-by stop to view the first Mormon temple built outside the continental United States.
Kahuku
A 40-minute lunch stop where travelers can enjoy local dishes and shave ice.
40 min
North Shore
The bus drives by famous surf beaches where waves can reach 50 feet, attracting top surfers from around the world.
Beach with Hawaiian green sea turtles
An hour-long stop allows visitors to relax and observe the beach, which is known for Hawaiian green sea turtles.
60 min
Dole Plantation
A 30-minute visit to learn about pineapples, taste non-dairy pineapple ice cream, and see rainbow eucalyptus trees.
30 min
Green World Coffee Farms
Visitors see coffee trees closely and receive free samples of coffee grown on Oahu.
15 min


by Aloha Shaka 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.$198This nine-hour circle island tour of Oahu includes pickup and air-conditioned transportation with a professional, experienced guide who provides entertaining and educational narration throughout the day. The tour begins at Diamond Head State Monument with a ten-minute stop to view advanced surfers and coastal scenery. Next is a fifteen-minute visit to Eternity Beach, a secluded spot known for appearances in films, where turtles and Hawaiian monk seals may be seen. The tour continues to Halona Blowhole for fifteen minutes to watch water shoot up to 100 feet high when waves hit the natural formation, with views of neighboring islands on clear days. The bus passes Sandy Beach Park, known as the nation’s most dangerous beach, suitable only for experienced bodyboarders and bodysurfers. At Makapu‘U Point, guests see the east side of Oahu and its beaches from above. The route goes through Waimanalo, where there is a fifteen-minute bathroom break and time to buy snacks or drinks while passing the Robins Nest from Magnum PI. The drive continues along Oahu’s windward coast, known for its lush and rainy environment. There is a fifteen-minute stop at Tropical Farms, the Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet, offering free samples of macadamia nuts, coffee, and hot sauces. A ten-minute photo stop follows at Chinaman’s Hat and Kualoa Ranch, a filming location for Jurassic Park and other movies. The tour includes a visit to the Polynesian Cultural Center to learn about the site and its offerings, then drives by the Laie Hawaii Temple and Visitors' Center, the first Mormon temple built outside the continental US. A forty-minute lunch break takes place in Kahuku, where guests can enjoy local food and shave ice. The tour drives by the North Shore to view famous big-wave surf beaches, where waves can reach fifty feet. There is a one-hour stop at a beach known for Hawaiian green sea turtles, allowing time to relax and observe wildlife. The final stops are the Dole Plantation, with a thirty-minute visit to learn about pineapples, try non-dairy pineapple ice cream, and see rainbow eucalyptus trees, followed by a fifteen-minute visit to Green World Coffee Farms to see coffee trees and sample Oahu-grown coffee. Lunch, snorkeling equipment, and gratuities are not included.
Diamond Head State Monument
This first stop offers views of the island’s natural beauty away from the city. Visitors can see an impressive lookout point and watch advanced surfers in the ocean below.
10 min
Eternity Beach
A quiet, secluded beach known for appearing in movies and music videos. Visitors may spot turtles and Hawaiian monk seals while enjoying the coastal scenery.
15 min
Halona Blowhole
A geological formation created thousands of years ago. Waves entering the blowhole can shoot water up to 100 feet high. On clear days, nearby islands are visible from this vantage point.
15 min
Sandy Beach Park
Known as the nation’s most dangerous beach, this spot is recommended only for highly skilled bodyboarders and bodysurfers due to its strong waves.
Makapu‘U Point
Provides the first views of Oahu’s east side, known for its beaches. The lookout offers a high vantage point to see why this area is considered one of the nicest on the island.
Waimanalo
The bus drives through Waimanalo, passing the Robins Nest from Magnum PI. There is a bathroom break and an opportunity to buy snacks and drinks.
15 min
Oahu's Windward Coast
This drive shows the island’s windiest and wettest area, highlighting the lush vegetation found outside the city.
Tropical Farms (The Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet)
Guests can sample a variety of macadamia nuts, coffee, hot sauces, and other products for free.
15 min
Chinaman's Hat and Kualoa Ranch
Visitors see Chinaman’s Hat up close and photograph Kualoa Ranch, a filming location for Jurassic Park and other movies. This stop is good for taking photos.
10 min
Polynesian Cultural Center
A major attraction where visitors learn about the center and what it offers through observation and explanation.
Laie Hawaii Temple & Visitors' Center
A drive-by stop to view the first Mormon temple built outside the continental United States.
Kahuku
A 40-minute lunch stop where travelers can enjoy local dishes and shave ice.
40 min
North Shore
The bus drives by famous surf beaches where waves can reach 50 feet, attracting top surfers from around the world.
Beach with Hawaiian green sea turtles
An hour-long stop allows visitors to relax and observe the beach, which is known for Hawaiian green sea turtles.
60 min
Dole Plantation
A 30-minute visit to learn about pineapples, taste non-dairy pineapple ice cream, and see rainbow eucalyptus trees.
30 min
Green World Coffee Farms
Visitors see coffee trees closely and receive free samples of coffee grown on Oahu.
15 min