Pearl Harbor & Honolulu City Tour

Shared Tour
Age 13+: $139
Age 2-12: $123
Age 1 & under: Free

Private Tour for up to 6 (on large SUV)
$999

Private Tour up to 14 (on tour van)
$1,399 for 10, then $99 per person
For parties more than 14, please contact us

Waikiki / Honolulu Lodgings: For either the Shared or Private tours, there are free pickups from virtually all lodgings (9-9:30 am, drop-off 3:15-3:45 pm). The most common lodgings can be selected from the drop-down list at checkout. 

Honolulu Airport: If flying in just for the day from another island, you can be picked up at the Honolulu airport at 9:45 am and dropped off 3-3:30 pm; we recommend flying in by 9:15-30 am and flying out after 4:30 pm. Luggage should generally not be brought on the tour, although exceptions may be possible if necessary, especially for a private tour.

Cruise Ships: The tour picks up at the cruise terminals/piers at 9:30 am and drops off around 3:30 pm. However, exceptions with timing may be possible, so if your cruise ship doesn't fit the normal tour schedule, please contact us.

Ko Olina / Kapolei / Ewa Beach Lodgings (e.g., Aulani Disney, Marriott Ko Olina Beach Club): For the Shared tour, you would meet in Honolulu, at the Ala Moana Shopping Center (9 am), which also has free parking. Alternatively, you can book a Private tour to include round-trip transportation from your lodging, 9:15 am to around 3 pm. 

Other: If you're staying elsewhere (e.g., North Shore, East Oahu, Waianae) or just prefer the flexibility and skipping other pickups/dropoffs, you can meet at the Ala Moana Shopping Center (9 am, end 3:15-30 pm, free parking). Private tours may be able to include transportation from other locations (with or without a surcharge, depending on distance from Pearl Harbor); you can contact us to inquire. 

For larger groups, there may be some flexibility with pickup times, in which case you can contact us to inquire.

Although Pearl Harbor is open to the public, the benefits with visiting it with this tour include:

• Round-trip transportation
• Additional history and context provided by knowledgeable guide (note: this is mostly on the drive to/from Pearl Harbor, as there are restrictions with tour guides at Pearl Harbor, specifically with the Arizona Memorial)
• Expedited check-in process and guaranteed access to Arizona Memorial. The tour has secured limited advance tickets set aside for commercial tours for visiting the Arizona Memorial (accessible only by boat). Advance tickets sell out online quickly; you generally need to be at your computer at a certain hour either exactly 2 months or 1 day in advance. Or sometimes you can try for same-day standby tickets by waiting in line once you arrive (7 am recommended, as tickets sell out). With the tour, you enter right away, avoiding wait times and hassle and the risk of not getting tickets.
• Efficient tour at Pearl Harbor (~2 hours), with tips from your guide, so you have an informative and memorable time without needing to spend a large chunk of your precious vacation day

This tour currently aims to operate about 2 times per week. 

If booking far out (2+ months), you'll likely see only 2 days a week showing as available, such as Tuesdays or Saturdays. However, if those days don't work for you, feel free to contact us and we may be able to open another date.

Nearer term (generally within 2 months), the available days will be more sporadic. Although there will likely be less flexibility to open up another day, if you are a party of 4+, feel free to contact us about opening another day. You may want to also check out our other Pearl Harbor Tours.

Support a small family business run by a Native Hawaiian and veteran. Company started in 2008 by a born & raised Hawaiian whose family goes back generations on the Island. After graduating from the Naval Academy, the owner served in Iraq and Afghanistan for 5 years as a Marine Officer (and earned a Joint Service Commendation Medal). His goal has been to provide a local perspective to the tourism industry with real stories from the people who live it and the knowledge passed down from their families. He also employs many local veterans as guides.