



by Nui 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.$178.76This full-day bus tour around Oahu lasts about 8 to 10 hours and includes hotel pickup and drop-off. The trip starts with a visit to the Amelia Earhart Lookout, offering views over the ocean. Next, the tour stops at a notable rock formation and blowhole, followed by a beach known for its strong shore breaks and soft sands. The route passes the island's easternmost point, rising 647 feet above the sea, before stopping in Waimanalo town to visit a local souvenir shop. The tour continues to Mokolii, also called Chinaman’s Hat for its distinctive shape. Afterward, there is an hour of snorkeling at a North Shore beach where participants can see turtles, spinner dolphins, and various marine life. Local fruit stands provide fresh produce along the way. The tour also visits several famous surf spots, including a location known for barreling waves, a popular surfing mecca, and a site with 60-foot winter waves that hosts the Eddie Aikau Competition. A tropical macadamia nut farm on the North Shore is next, with a 60-minute stop. Then the group visits Pua'ena Point, also known as Turtle Beach, for 30 minutes. The tour passes under the historic Rainbow Bridge when entering the North Shore. There is a 60-minute stop at Oahu’s historical pineapple farm, where guests can enjoy pineapple ice cream. Finally, the tour stops at Oahu's first coffee visitor farm, which roasts Hawaiian coffees daily. The tour includes guided narration, non-alcoholic beverages, snacks, snorkeling gear, and air-conditioned transport. The bus size varies between 25 and 50 seats, but the price remains the same. Gratuities and private tours are not included. Some stops may be skipped due to weather or other conditions.
Amelia Earhart Lookout
A 20-minute stop at the Amelia Earhart Lookout, offering views over blue ocean waters.
20 min
Rock Formation and Blowhole
A 20-minute visit to a notable rock formation and blowhole located on Oahu.
20 min
Beach with Powerful Shore Breaks
A 20-minute stop at a beach known for its strong shore breaks and fine sands.
20 min
Easternmost Point of Oahu
Drive-by at the island’s easternmost point, which rises 647 feet (197 meters) above the sea.
Waimanalo Town and Souvenir Shop
A 20-minute stop in Waimanalo town to visit New Hawaii's Treasures souvenir shop.
20 min
Mokolii (Chinaman’s Hat)
A 20-minute stop to view Mokolii island, known locally as Chinaman Hat due to its shape.
20 min
North Shore Snorkeling Beach
One hour of snorkeling at a North Shore beach with turtles, spinner dolphins, and diverse marine life.
60 min
Local Fruit Stands
A 20-minute stop at local fruit stands offering fresh fruits and vegetables.
20 min
Famous Surf Spot
Drive-by a surf spot known for barreling waves.
Surfing Mecca
Drive-by stop at a well-known surfing location on Oahu.
Pipeline Surf Break
Drive-by at Pipeline, famous for 60-foot (20-meter) winter waves and the Eddie Aikau Competition.
20 min
North Shore Macadamia Nut Farm
A 60-minute stop at a tropical farm on Oahu’s North Shore specializing in macadamia nuts.
60 min
Pua'ena Point (Turtle Beach)
A 30-minute stop at Pua'ena Point, also called Turtle Beach, on Oahu’s North Shore.
30 min
Rainbow Bridge
Drive-by the historic Rainbow Bridge marking entry to the North Shore.
Oahu Historical Pineapple Farm
A 60-minute stop at Oahu’s historical pineapple farm, including pineapple ice cream.
60 min
Coffee Visitor Farm
A 20-minute stop at Oahu’s first coffee visitor farm, where Hawaiian coffees are roasted daily.
20 min




by Nui 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.$178.76This full-day bus tour around Oahu lasts about 8 to 10 hours and includes hotel pickup and drop-off. The trip starts with a visit to the Amelia Earhart Lookout, offering views over the ocean. Next, the tour stops at a notable rock formation and blowhole, followed by a beach known for its strong shore breaks and soft sands. The route passes the island's easternmost point, rising 647 feet above the sea, before stopping in Waimanalo town to visit a local souvenir shop. The tour continues to Mokolii, also called Chinaman’s Hat for its distinctive shape. Afterward, there is an hour of snorkeling at a North Shore beach where participants can see turtles, spinner dolphins, and various marine life. Local fruit stands provide fresh produce along the way. The tour also visits several famous surf spots, including a location known for barreling waves, a popular surfing mecca, and a site with 60-foot winter waves that hosts the Eddie Aikau Competition. A tropical macadamia nut farm on the North Shore is next, with a 60-minute stop. Then the group visits Pua'ena Point, also known as Turtle Beach, for 30 minutes. The tour passes under the historic Rainbow Bridge when entering the North Shore. There is a 60-minute stop at Oahu’s historical pineapple farm, where guests can enjoy pineapple ice cream. Finally, the tour stops at Oahu's first coffee visitor farm, which roasts Hawaiian coffees daily. The tour includes guided narration, non-alcoholic beverages, snacks, snorkeling gear, and air-conditioned transport. The bus size varies between 25 and 50 seats, but the price remains the same. Gratuities and private tours are not included. Some stops may be skipped due to weather or other conditions.
Amelia Earhart Lookout
A 20-minute stop at the Amelia Earhart Lookout, offering views over blue ocean waters.
20 min
Rock Formation and Blowhole
A 20-minute visit to a notable rock formation and blowhole located on Oahu.
20 min
Beach with Powerful Shore Breaks
A 20-minute stop at a beach known for its strong shore breaks and fine sands.
20 min
Easternmost Point of Oahu
Drive-by at the island’s easternmost point, which rises 647 feet (197 meters) above the sea.
Waimanalo Town and Souvenir Shop
A 20-minute stop in Waimanalo town to visit New Hawaii's Treasures souvenir shop.
20 min
Mokolii (Chinaman’s Hat)
A 20-minute stop to view Mokolii island, known locally as Chinaman Hat due to its shape.
20 min
North Shore Snorkeling Beach
One hour of snorkeling at a North Shore beach with turtles, spinner dolphins, and diverse marine life.
60 min
Local Fruit Stands
A 20-minute stop at local fruit stands offering fresh fruits and vegetables.
20 min
Famous Surf Spot
Drive-by a surf spot known for barreling waves.
Surfing Mecca
Drive-by stop at a well-known surfing location on Oahu.
Pipeline Surf Break
Drive-by at Pipeline, famous for 60-foot (20-meter) winter waves and the Eddie Aikau Competition.
20 min
North Shore Macadamia Nut Farm
A 60-minute stop at a tropical farm on Oahu’s North Shore specializing in macadamia nuts.
60 min
Pua'ena Point (Turtle Beach)
A 30-minute stop at Pua'ena Point, also called Turtle Beach, on Oahu’s North Shore.
30 min
Rainbow Bridge
Drive-by the historic Rainbow Bridge marking entry to the North Shore.
Oahu Historical Pineapple Farm
A 60-minute stop at Oahu’s historical pineapple farm, including pineapple ice cream.
60 min
Coffee Visitor Farm
A 20-minute stop at Oahu’s first coffee visitor farm, where Hawaiian coffees are roasted daily.
20 min