Oahu Pearl Harbor USS Arizona Memorial Tour from Waikiki
by Karma Tours Hawaii
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This tour on the island of Oahu begins with pickup from Waikiki hotels and lasts about four to five hours, including travel time. The first stop is Pearl Harbor, where visitors spend two hours at the USS Arizona Memorial. The tour includes a boat ride to the memorial site and entry to the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center. Visitors can see the “Road to War” and “Attack” exhibit galleries, which display photographs and artifacts from the December 7, 1941 attack and World War II. The Pacific Historic Parks souvenir shop is also available for browsing. After Pearl Harbor, the tour continues to Punchbowl Crater in Honolulu, an extinct volcanic tuff cone that serves as a national memorial honoring members of the United States Armed Forces. The bus then passes through downtown Honolulu’s main business district, where several historic landmarks are visible. These include Iolani Palace, the only official royal residence on U.S. soil and home to Hawaii’s last monarchs, built in the American Florentine architectural style; the King Kamehameha statue, which honors the first ruler to unite the Hawaiian Islands; Kawaiahao Church, constructed from 14,000 coral blocks and often called the "Westminster Abbey of the Pacific"; Aloha Tower, a 1926 landmark that was once Hawaii’s tallest building and welcomed sea travelers; the Hawaii State Capitol, featuring postmodern architecture with palm tree-like pillars and an open-air courtyard; Washington Place, the former royal residence of Queen Liliʻuokalani and later the governor’s home; and Honolulu Hale, a Mediterranean-style building serving as city hall and government center for Honolulu. The tour ends with dropoff at Waikiki hotels. Included are hotel pickup and dropoff, entrance ticket and boat ride to the USS Arizona Memorial, and an in-person briefing at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center. Gratuities are not included. Pickup from Ko Olina is not provided unless specifically stated in the booking. Bags and luggage are not allowed on the vehicles or at Pearl Harbor. Accessibility accommodations require advance notice. The tour is non-refundable if the boat ride is canceled by authorities for safety or mechanical reasons.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Pearl Harbor USS Arizona Memorial
Spend two hours at Pearl Harbor visiting the USS Arizona Memorial by boat. Explore the visitor center and the “Road to War” and “Attack” exhibit galleries that show photos and recovered items from the 1941 attack and WWII. The stop also includes access to the Pacific Historic Parks souvenir shop.
120 min
Punchbowl Crater
Visit Punchbowl Crater, an extinct volcanic tuff cone in Honolulu that serves as a memorial to honor men and women who served and died in the United States Armed Forces.
Downtown Honolulu Landmarks
Drive through Honolulu’s main business district, viewing landmarks such as Iolani Palace, King Kamehameha statue, Kawaiahao Church, Aloha Tower, Hawaii State Capitol, Washington Place, and Honolulu Hale.
Iolani Palace
See Iolani Palace, the only official royal residence on U.S. soil, known for its American Florentine style and as home to Hawaii’s last monarchs.
King Kamehameha Statue
View the statue of King Kamehameha, who united the Hawaiian Islands under one rule, depicted wearing a gilded feather cloak.
Kawaiahao Church
Stop at Kawaiahao Church, built from 14,000 coral blocks harvested from nearby reefs and often called the "Westminster Abbey of the Pacific."
Aloha Tower
See Aloha Tower, completed in 1926 as Hawaii’s tallest building, which welcomed generations of travelers arriving by sea.
Hawaii State Capitol
View the Hawaii State Capitol, a postmodern building with palm tree-like pillars and an open courtyard visible from above.
Washington Place
Drive past Washington Place, the former private residence of Queen Liliʻuokalani and later the home of Hawaii’s governors.
Honolulu Hale
See Honolulu Hale, a Mediterranean-style building that functions as the city hall and administrative center for the City and County of Honolulu.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Oahu Pearl Harbor USS Arizona Memorial Tour from Waikiki
by Karma Tours Hawaii
Choose from 3 available options
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.$110Overview
This tour on the island of Oahu begins with pickup from Waikiki hotels and lasts about four to five hours, including travel time. The first stop is Pearl Harbor, where visitors spend two hours at the USS Arizona Memorial. The tour includes a boat ride to the memorial site and entry to the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center. Visitors can see the “Road to War” and “Attack” exhibit galleries, which display photographs and artifacts from the December 7, 1941 attack and World War II. The Pacific Historic Parks souvenir shop is also available for browsing. After Pearl Harbor, the tour continues to Punchbowl Crater in Honolulu, an extinct volcanic tuff cone that serves as a national memorial honoring members of the United States Armed Forces. The bus then passes through downtown Honolulu’s main business district, where several historic landmarks are visible. These include Iolani Palace, the only official royal residence on U.S. soil and home to Hawaii’s last monarchs, built in the American Florentine architectural style; the King Kamehameha statue, which honors the first ruler to unite the Hawaiian Islands; Kawaiahao Church, constructed from 14,000 coral blocks and often called the "Westminster Abbey of the Pacific"; Aloha Tower, a 1926 landmark that was once Hawaii’s tallest building and welcomed sea travelers; the Hawaii State Capitol, featuring postmodern architecture with palm tree-like pillars and an open-air courtyard; Washington Place, the former royal residence of Queen Liliʻuokalani and later the governor’s home; and Honolulu Hale, a Mediterranean-style building serving as city hall and government center for Honolulu. The tour ends with dropoff at Waikiki hotels. Included are hotel pickup and dropoff, entrance ticket and boat ride to the USS Arizona Memorial, and an in-person briefing at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center. Gratuities are not included. Pickup from Ko Olina is not provided unless specifically stated in the booking. Bags and luggage are not allowed on the vehicles or at Pearl Harbor. Accessibility accommodations require advance notice. The tour is non-refundable if the boat ride is canceled by authorities for safety or mechanical reasons.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Pearl Harbor USS Arizona Memorial
Spend two hours at Pearl Harbor visiting the USS Arizona Memorial by boat. Explore the visitor center and the “Road to War” and “Attack” exhibit galleries that show photos and recovered items from the 1941 attack and WWII. The stop also includes access to the Pacific Historic Parks souvenir shop.
120 min
Punchbowl Crater
Visit Punchbowl Crater, an extinct volcanic tuff cone in Honolulu that serves as a memorial to honor men and women who served and died in the United States Armed Forces.
Downtown Honolulu Landmarks
Drive through Honolulu’s main business district, viewing landmarks such as Iolani Palace, King Kamehameha statue, Kawaiahao Church, Aloha Tower, Hawaii State Capitol, Washington Place, and Honolulu Hale.
Iolani Palace
See Iolani Palace, the only official royal residence on U.S. soil, known for its American Florentine style and as home to Hawaii’s last monarchs.
King Kamehameha Statue
View the statue of King Kamehameha, who united the Hawaiian Islands under one rule, depicted wearing a gilded feather cloak.
Kawaiahao Church
Stop at Kawaiahao Church, built from 14,000 coral blocks harvested from nearby reefs and often called the "Westminster Abbey of the Pacific."
Aloha Tower
See Aloha Tower, completed in 1926 as Hawaii’s tallest building, which welcomed generations of travelers arriving by sea.
Hawaii State Capitol
View the Hawaii State Capitol, a postmodern building with palm tree-like pillars and an open courtyard visible from above.
Washington Place
Drive past Washington Place, the former private residence of Queen Liliʻuokalani and later the home of Hawaii’s governors.
Honolulu Hale
See Honolulu Hale, a Mediterranean-style building that functions as the city hall and administrative center for the City and County of Honolulu.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.