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Waikiki
10m
Free Pickup at your Hotel in Waikiki - Drive through Waikiki before hopping on the Highway to get to Pearl Harbor. Your Guide will give you ideas where to eat, drink and relax - Please feel free to ask what you like to know!
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Pearl Harbor National Memorial
2h
Join DanielsHawaii for a memorable half-day tour of Hawaii’s most significant historic sites. Visit Pearl Harbor National Memorial, take a boat ride to the USS Arizona Memorial (fcfs), explore two museums, and enjoy 3 hours of self-guided discovery at your own pace.
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USS Arizona Memorial
1h
As part of your visit to Pearl Harbor, you’ll take a short, narrated boat ride across the harbor to the USS Arizona Memorial, operated by the U.S. Navy. The ride offers a powerful perspective—gliding over the very waters where history changed forever on December 7, 1941. Boat tickets distributed on First Come First Serve Basis.
Arriving at the memorial, which floats directly above the sunken battleship, is a deeply humbling experience. You’ll see the names of the fallen etched into the white marble wall and may even witness droplets of oil—known as the “black tears of the Arizona”—still rising to the surface. It’s a quiet, moving tribute that leaves a lasting impact on all who visit.
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Honolulu Harbor
Pass by
Hawaii's lifeline - more than 80% of our goods are imported
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Downtown Honolulu
Pass by
Enjoy the ride in our luxury vehicle through Downtown Honolulu. Pass by China Town, learn about the business district in Honolulu and please feel free to ask questions!
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Aloha Tower Marketplace
10m
"The Statue of Liberty of Hawaii" - Learn why some people in Hawaii call the Aloha Tower, Statue of Liberty. Take a nice picture in front of the famous Aloha Tower and let our guide tell you what happened to the Tower AFTER the attack on Pearl Harbor.
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King Kamehameha Statue
20m
A lot of Hawaii Visitors know the King Kamehameha Statue from the TV Show Hawaii Five-0. There's of course more to it than just a few frames in a TV Show. Learn about King Kamehameha, the Hawaiian Monarchy and why Hawaii has two identical Statues...
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Ali'iolani Hale
15m
**Aliʻiōlani Hale** is a historic building located in Downtown Honolulu, directly across from ʻIolani Palace. Built in 1874 by King Kamehameha V, it was originally intended to be a royal palace but instead became the seat of government. Today, it houses the **Hawaiʻi State Supreme Court** and is home to the **King Kamehameha V Judiciary History Center**, which offers exhibits on Hawaii’s legal history. The building’s iconic facade is famously recognized for the **golden statue of King Kamehameha I** standing proudly in front.
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Iolani Palace
10m
Walk past ʻIolani Palace, the only royal palace in the U.S., during your guided Downtown Honolulu tour. Learn about Hawaii’s monarchy, the 1893 overthrow, and the palace’s historic transformation. A must-see photo stop and cultural highlight.
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Queen Liliuokalani Statue
5m · Admission ticket included
Learn about the last reigning Queen of the Hawaiian Kingdom as you stand next to her statue.
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Hawaii State Capitol
10m
Official statehouse of Hawaii. Take pictures of the Hawaii State Capitol next to the I'olani Palace in Hawaii.
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Eternal Flame Memorial
5m
See the Eternal Flame in Honolulu across the street from the Honolulu Capitol. The eternal flame burns endlessly in remembrance of the December 7, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor.
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Ala Moana Center
Pass by
The biggest Outdoor Shopping Mall in the USA. If you don't find what you're looking for at Ala Moana Mall, it probably doesn't exist :)
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Kaka'ako
Pass by
Within only a few years this commercial neighborhood was transformed into a high-end residential area with apartments $800k and up.
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Waikiki
5m
Drop-off after approx. 5-6 hours at your Waikiki Hotel.