Oahu's Best: Private Full Circle Island Tour
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Overview
The Private Oahu Full Circle Islander Tour with Pickup lets visitors see all of Oahu's beautiful spots at their own speed. This private tour makes it easy to see the island's many sights, with the freedom to change plans as they go.
Guests can expect to visit places like Iolani Palace, the only official home for kings and queens in the US. They will also see Aliiolani Hale, Kawaiahao Church, Honolulu Hale, and the Hawaii State Capitol Building, important places in Hawaii's history and government. The tour also stops at Dole Plantation, where people can learn about pineapples, and Haleiwa Town on Oahu's North Shore, known for its surf spots and laid-back feel. Other stops include the Laie Hawaii Temple, Kualoa Ranch (a filming location), Mokolii (Chinaman's Hat), Waimanalo Beach, Makapuu Lookout, Sandy Beach Park, Halona Blowhole, Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve, the fancy Kahala Neighborhood, and Diamond Head Crater Lookout.
This tour includes cool drinks like soda and water, plus snacks to enjoy along the way. It does not include tips for the guide or lunch, so people should plan for that. With experienced local guides, this tour is a great way to see Oahu in a personal and fun way. It’s a relaxing way to explore Oahu’s famous places and hidden gems.




Highlights
See Oahu Your Way: Enjoy a private tour that can be changed to fit what you want to see.
Local Guide: Learn about Oahu from a guide who knows the island well.
All the Best Spots: Visit famous places like Dole Plantation and the North Shore.
Stay Refreshed: Enjoy drinks and snacks during your tour.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally loved the tour because it was personal and they could see a lot of Oahu. They liked having a friendly guide and the freedom to pick where to go.

Customers really enjoyed that the tour is private.
People loved being able to change the tour to see what they wanted.
Many felt their tour guide was very kind and helped them learn a lot about Oahu.
They enjoyed seeing so many places on the island in one day.
Some people felt the tour was a bit long.
A few customers wished they had more time at each stop.
The Journey
Iolani Palace
Step back in time at Iolani Palace, the only official residence of royalty in the United States. This meticulously restored palace, once home to King Kalakaua and Queen Liliuokalani, showcases stunning Hawaiian architecture, opulent interiors, and a poignant history of Hawaiian monarchy. Explore the throne room, state dining room, and royal chambers to immerse yourself in the grandeur and stories of Hawaii's past.
Aliiolani Hale
Discover Aliiolani Hale, a majestic red-brick building that originally housed the Hawaiian Kingdom's government offices. Commissioned by King Kamehameha V in the 1870s, this Hawaiian Victorian masterpiece now serves as the home of the Hawaii State Supreme Court. Take a tour to delve into Hawaii's legal history and admire the architectural details that whisper tales of a bygone era.
Kawaiahao Church
Experience the spiritual heart of Honolulu at Kawaiahao Church, a historic landmark founded in the early 1800s by American Protestant missionaries. Admire its New England-style architecture, featuring a white exterior, tall spire, and exquisite stained-glass windows. Attend a service or take a tour to appreciate the church's role in shaping Hawaii's cultural landscape and its continuing significance as a place of worship and community gathering.
Honolulu Hale
Visit Honolulu Hale, Honolulu's City Hall, a stunning example of Mediterranean Revival architecture from the 1920s. Admire its red tile roof and white stucco exterior as you explore the building's public areas. This building hosts the offices of the Mayor and City Council and acts as a central venue for community events, it's a must see for any visitor to Honolulu.
Hawaii State Capitol Building
Explore the Hawaii State Capitol building, a modernist architectural marvel completed in 1969. Admire its unique blue-glass curtain wall and central dome, symbolizing Hawaii's connection to the sea and sky. Wander through the manicured lawns and gardens, and take a tour to learn about Hawaii's legislative process and the building's role in shaping the state's future.
Dole Plantation
Delight in a sweet escape at Dole Plantation, where you can immerse yourself in the world of pineapples. Explore the giant pineapple garden maze, take a train tour through the fields, and indulge in pineapple-themed treats. This family-friendly destination offers a fun and educational experience, showcasing Hawaii's agricultural heritage and the iconic pineapple.
Haleiwa Town
Immerse yourself in the laid-back surf culture of Haleiwa Town, a charming North Shore community. Browse the independent shops, art galleries, and restaurants, many with a distinct surf or beach vibe. Relax on the nearby beaches, watch the surfers tackle the waves, and soak up the authentic Hawaiian spirit of this idyllic town.
Oahu's North Shore
Experience the legendary waves and breathtaking beauty of Oahu's North Shore, a world-renowned surfing destination. Discover iconic surf breaks like Pipeline and Sunset Beach, explore charming towns like Haleiwa, and immerse yourself in the laid-back atmosphere. From thrilling surf competitions to serene beaches and lush valleys, the North Shore offers an unforgettable Hawaiian experience.
Laie Hawaii Temple
Visit the serene grounds of the Laie Hawaii Temple, a sacred landmark for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. While the temple itself is not open to the public, the visitors' center offers exhibits about the church's history and beliefs. Stroll through the beautifully landscaped grounds and admire the temple's architecture, a symbol of faith and community in Laie.
Kualoa Ranch
Embark on an adventure at Kualoa Ranch, a stunning 4,000-acre private nature reserve and working ranch. Explore its diverse landscapes, from rainforests to pastures and beaches, and discover ancient Hawaiian fishponds and historical sites. Enjoy horseback riding, ATV tours, movie site tours (Jurassic Park, 50 First Dates), or ziplining, and savor locally-grown food at the on-site restaurant. Kualoa Ranch offers a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and thrilling activities.
Mokolii (Chinaman's Hat)
Paddle out to Mokolii, also known as Chinaman's Hat, a distinctive islet off Oahu's windward coast. Kayak or boat to this iconic rock formation, admire its unique shape, and enjoy the surrounding waters of Kaneohe Bay. Explore the islet's diverse plant and wildlife, including seabirds, and learn about its cultural significance to Native Hawaiians.
Waimanalo Beach
Relax and unwind on the pristine sands of Waimanalo Beach, a long, sandy stretch on Oahu's windward side. Swim in the crystal-clear waters, soak up the sun, and enjoy the tranquility of this beautiful beach. Surrounded by residential neighborhoods and local businesses, Waimanalo Beach offers a slice of paradise away from the crowds.
Makapuu Lookout
Take in panoramic views from Makapuu Lookout, a scenic spot on Oahu's windward coast. Marvel at the stunning vistas of Makapuu Beach, Makapuu Point, and the eastern coastline. Visit during the winter months to spot whales migrating in the distance. This lookout is also the starting point for the Makapuu Lighthouse Trail, offering even more breathtaking views.
Sandy Beach Park
Experience the power of the waves at Sandy Beach Park, known for its strong surf and wide, sandy beach. Watch experienced bodyboarders and bodysurfers tackle the challenging waves, or simply relax and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere. Be aware of the powerful currents and exercise caution when swimming.
Halona Blowhole
Witness the spectacle of Halona Blowhole, a natural wonder that creates a dramatic spray of water as waves crash into the rock formation. Capture stunning photos of the blowhole and the surrounding coastline. Nearby, Halona Beach Cove offers a small, sheltered beach for a relaxing escape.
Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve
Discover the underwater paradise of Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve, a protected bay teeming with marine life. Snorkel or dive in the clear, shallow lagoon and encounter over 400 species of fish. Learn about the bay's conservation efforts and its importance as a natural treasure. Reservations are required and arrive early as it gets crowded.
Kahala Neighborhood
Explore the upscale Kahala neighborhood, known for its luxury homes, exclusive beaches, and prestigious schools. Stroll along the shoreline, admire the beautiful properties, and visit the Kahala Hotel & Resort, a landmark of luxury and elegance. Indulge in upscale shopping and dining experiences in this exclusive enclave.
Diamond Head Crater Lookout
Ascend to the Diamond Head Crater Lookout for unparalleled panoramic views of Oahu's south shore. Hike to the summit of Diamond Head Crater for even more breathtaking vistas, especially at sunrise or sunset. Capture stunning photos of Waikiki, Honolulu, and the vast Pacific Ocean from this iconic landmark.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes soda, bottled water, and snacks to keep everyone happy during the adventure. It does not include lunch or tips for the guide, so please plan accordingly. Guests can get picked up from and dropped off at the port or their hotel. This private tour offers the flexibility to tailor the experience to personal preferences, ensuring a memorable exploration of Oahu's highlights.
Hot Tip
Many people say it's a good idea to talk to the guide about what you really want to see, so the tour can be just right for you. Wear comfy shoes, and don't forget your camera to take pictures of all the beautiful spots!