Pearl Harbor, USS Arizona, and
Circle Island (Tour 4B)
Experience the powerful Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor Tours and see some of Oahu’s most beautiful features on the Pearl Harbor, USS Arizona and Circle Island Day Trip. A visit to Pearl Harbor is a must-do when you’re in Hawaii, and you’ll see artifacts from the attack, as well as the Shrine Room on the Arizona Memorial. Then, you’ll enjoy a scenic drive around Oahu that includes North Shore beaches, the Nu’uanu Pali Lookout and the Dole Pineapple Plantation.
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Live and fascinating historical narration by an expert state certified tour guide
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View the famous Arizona Memorial Visitor Center dramatic attack film
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See actual artifacts of the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack
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Board the Navy launch for a ride across Pearl Harbor to the Arizona Memorial
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See the BLACK TEARS of oil that still bubbles to the surface today from the USS Arizona
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Bring your camera to capture one of Oahu's most scenic vistas over Windward Oahu at Nu'uanu Pali Lookout
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Visit Byodo-In Temple set amidst a picturesque mountain backdrop (admission included)
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Drive through the rustic and historic Haleiwa Town
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See world famous North Shore surfing beaches of Sunset, Banzai Pipeline and Waimea Bay
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Visit Dole Plantation and discover the history of Hawaii pineapple industry
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Your extensive day tour of Oahu starts with pickup at your hotel. You’ll be driven to the Arizona Memorial Visitor Center, where first you’ll watch a film detailing the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor with authentic footage. Then, you’ll head out to the Arizona Memorial itself on a Navy launch boat. At the memorial, you can see the names of the 1,177 sailors who died in the attack in the Shrine Room.
Nu’uanu Pali Lookout
When your time at Pearl Harbor is over, you’ll head out on a beautiful journey around Oahu to see some of Hawaii’s natural splendor. See the North Shore’s famous surfing beaches, where the world’s hottest surfers show off their talents. Then visit Nu’uanu Pali Lookout, which will give you spectacular views 1,200 feet (365.76 meters) above sea level. You’ll also make a stop at Byodo-In Temple, where you’ll see peacocks and hundreds of Japanese koi carp; the peaceful temple also offers scenic mountain vistas. Finish your day visiting the Dole Plantation and seeing different varieties of pineapples.
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Pick up Information
Complimentary hotel pick up and return provided from most Waikiki hotels. Enter the name of your hotel at time of reservation. Please call our Reservations Department at 808-833-3000, 24 hours prior to tour to re-confirm your pick up time and place.
Tour Restriction(s)
The US Department of the Interior has declared a, "no bags" policy at the Arizona Memorial and Visitor Center. Passengers may not carry any concealing items. This includes purses, handbags, backpacks, diaper bags, etc. Small cameras are permitted. Allowable vital items may be placed in your pockets. Do not leave any valuables on the bus. This tour does not operate on Christmas, New Year's Day or Thanksgiving. This tour does not operate Christmas, New Year's Day or Thanksgiving.
“Due to ceremonies on December 7th each year, the park is closed to commercial vehicles and we do not operate our normal tours to the USS Arizona Memorial on that date. Also, on rare occasions, and due to external factors outside of our control (including inclement weather and/or shortages of boat launch tickets), there is the possibility of not being able to visit the Arizona Memorial during your visit. You will still be able to visit the many Arizona exhibits and visitor’s center, the USS Bowfin and other monuments at the park.”
Customer Reviews
"Our tour guide was Ernie and he really made this tour special. Because we were a small group, we had a small bus, allowing us access to scenic outlook stops that would not have been possible on a large motor coach. The Byodo Temple was incredible. So very much to see on Oahu and this tour hits great highlights I am glad we did this our first day in Hawaii!"
Reviewed by: Cheryl A., USA, March 2013
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