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Diamond Head Crater
15m
Iconic Hawaiian landmark offering panoramic views of Waikiki and Honolulu. A must-see for first-time visitors, perfect for photos and scenic views
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Halona Blowhole
15m
Be amazed by ocean waves that shoot through volcanic rock, creating dramatic waterspouts. Scenic viewpoint overlooking the rugged coastline and nearby Eternity Beach
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Sandy Beach Park
15m
Known for big surf and powerful waves, a great spot to watch bodyboarders in action. Scenic drive along the South Shore’s beautiful coastline
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Makapu'u Beach
Pass by
Stunning beach with sweeping views of the Kaiwi Channel and Makapu'u Point. Perfect photo stop with towering cliffs and Makapu'u Lighthouse in the distance
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Kualoa Regional Park
15m
Breathtaking views of the lush Ko'olau Mountains and the iconic Chinaman’s Hat Island. Perfect picnic spot with scenic backdrops for photos and relaxation
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1h
Indulge in fresh, local shrimp from this famous spot, with a variety of flavorful options. Authentic Hawaiian lunch amidst scenic countryside (*$20 per plate)
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Turtle Bay Beach
Pass by
Explore pristine beaches with calm waters perfect for swimming and snorkeling. Scenic and serene, offering a taste of Oahu’s North Shore beauty
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Sunset Beach
Pass by
Famous for its massive winter waves and as a prime spot for professional surfing competition. Relaxed drive through one of the most iconic surfing beaches in the world
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Banzai Pipeline
Pass by
Watch surfers tackle legendary waves at this world-renowned surf break. A must-see for surf enthusiasts and those interested in North Shore surf culture
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Waimea Bay
Pass by
Known for its huge winter waves and beautiful sandy shores. Famous spot for surfers and sunbathers, capturing the essence of North Shore surf culture
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1h 30m
A peaceful, scenic spot for relaxation and beginner-friendly surfing or paddle boarding. Optional swim and snorkel stop; if you choose not to swim, enjoy shopping in Haleiwa Town
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Haleiwa
1h
Explore Haleiwa’s unique boutiques, local art galleries, and historic plantation-era buildings. Try Hawaiian treats like shave ice, fresh seafood, and farm fresh foods at popular eateries
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Dole Plantation
30m
Explore the pineapple gardens and learn about Hawaii’s agricultural history. Don’t miss the Dole Whip and the rainbow eucalyptus
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Green World Coffee Farms
30m
Tour of a local coffee farm with a complimentary cup of freshly brewed Hawaiian coffee. Perfect stop for coffee lovers to taste and purchase premium Hawaiian coffee