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Adult
Ages 12+
$ 339.99
Child
Ages 3-11
$ 339.99
Infant
Ages 0-2
Free
Experience WWII History & Hawaii’s Royal Past
Travel from Maui to Oahu on this one-day inter-island tour and experience WWII history at Pearl Harbor and Hawaii’s royal past in Historic Honolulu.
Take an early morning flight from Maui and soon you’ll be touching down on Oahu, ready to immerse yourself in the dramatic WWII history at Pearl Harbor. Come face to face with the tragic events of December 7, 1941 when the Japanese forces launched a surprise attack on Oahu.
The USS Arizona battleship took a direct hit, sank within minutes, and 1,177 seamen went down with their ship. Watch these historic events unfold during the 23-minute documentary complete with original archival footage. Then, cross the harbor in a Navy vessel to the USS Arizona Memorial suspended over the sunken battleship–the final resting place for these brave seamen. Step into the Memorial and visit the Shrine Room, where the names and ranks of these lost heroes are inscribed in marble. As you look down into the harbor, you’ll notice oil drops – “The Black Tears of the Arizona” – that still rise to the surface from the sunken battleship hull after nearly 80 years.
At Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, tour the museum with the Road to War and Attack galleries featuring photos, memorabilia, and artifacts and visit the excellent bookstore offering WWII memorabilia, books, and souvenirs.
Leaving Pearl Harbor, we travel through Historic Downtown Honolulu and spotlight famous architectural landmarks that recall Hawaii’s time as a royal kingdom. You’ll see Iolani Palace (built by Hawaii’s last reigning king), Kawaiahao Church, and the statue of King Kamehameha the Great who united the Hawaiian Islands under his rule in 1810.
Experience Oahu’s incredible history with this unique tour. Book today.
This tour is also available Departing from:
Oahu, Hawaii Big Island and Kauai. Includes all Admission, r/t Ground Transportation and Airfare.
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- Visit Pearl Harbor Historic Sites
- Experience the USS Arizona Memorial
- View “The Black Tears” of the Arizona
- Tour World War II museums and exhibits
- Witness Battleship Row and U.S. Pacific Fleet
- Travel through Historic Downtown Honolulu
- Experience Hawaii’s royal past
- Iolani Palace and Kawaiahao Church
- Aliiolani Hale – As Seen on Hawaii Five-O
- King Kamehameha the Great Statue
- Leisure time in Waikiki
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DEPARTURE & RETURN TIMES
Depart 7 am* | Return: 9pm*
*All times are approximateINCLUSIONS
- Round trip airfare between Kahului, Maui and Honolulu, Oahu
- Round trip ground transportation on Oahu
- Admissions and tickets
REQUIREMENTS
- Passport or U.S. government issue I.D. required for airline boarding
- Shirt and footwear required. No swim wear.
WHAT TO BRING
- Sunscreen, hat, sunglasses
- Camera
- Comfortable shoes
NOT PERMITTED
- Purses and bags are not allowed inside Pearl Harbor Historic Parks due to security precautions.
- All bags may be stored for a nominal fee at the entrance to the Park.
CONDITIONS
- The 23-documentary film contains content that may be emotional for some visitors.
- The USS Arizona Memorial experience features a 10-15 Navy vessel ride to the Memorial.
- All visitors should be able to walk four city blocks.
- Sites are subject to close due to stormy weather.
- Locations visited: WWII Valor in the Pacific Monument, Pearl Harbor, Ford Island, Arizona Memorial, Honolulu
- Difficulty Level: Easy
- Time Spent at Memorials: Arizona Memorial: 2 hours
NOTE: The Memorials are places of honor, inspiration, reflection, and quiet contemplation commemorating those who died during the attack of December 7, 1941. Visitors are asked to assist in maintaining an atmosphere of decorum and respect.
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Cancellation Policy
Changes and cancellations are allowed up to 24 hours prior to tour commencement without penalty. No-shows and changes or cancellations within 24 hours are subject to a full charge. No refunds are available once a tour has commenced.
We cannot be held responsible for and cannot extend financial reimbursement for delays caused by factors such as traffic, weather, mechanical issues, or problems concerning Navy-operated shuttle boats. Ticketed access to the Arizona Memorial is first-come first-served, we cannot guarantee admission and cannot issue refunds if access to any tour stop is denied for any reason.