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Hawaii’s best days out.
The 9 tickets tours travellers book most across Oahu and Maui, with what each one costs, how long it runs and the operator behind it.
Explore Maui Ocean Center all day with native Hawaiian marine exhibits, daily naturalist talks, hands-on tide pools, and the 3D humpback whale show.
Most Popular“Wonderful Ocean Center with the 3-D Whale experience being the highlight!”
Rock-a-Hula in Honolulu at the Royal Hawaiian Theater: live band, fire knife dance, and Hawaiian music history from the 1920s to today.
“Very professional and well done show! We loved the Elvis & Michael Jackson tribute artists! The show was great!”
Honolulu’s Bishop Museum ticket gets you Hawaiian and Pacific history, interactive science with a live lava show, and planetarium skies.
“It was amazing, to learn about the history and culture of Hawaii. However it is a very big complex, plan for that.”
Waikiki hotel shuttle to Diamond Head with reservation tickets included. Hike at your pace, skip lines, and enjoy summit views.
“Bus arrived on time. Bus was clean, AC kept us cool. Driver was safe and engaging during the drive. Adequate time to climb at a leisurely pace, and get a dole whip with plenty of time (dropped off at 8:10 and pick up at 10:10am)”
Diamond Head sunrise hike with pickup and reserved entry. 3 hours door-to-door, with flashlights, water, and crater views.
“Beautiful sunrise at the top of Diamond Head. Driver picked us up on time and us water and flashlights for the hike.”
Explore six Polynesian villages at the Polynesian Cultural Center with hands-on culture, dance, games, and activities in 5 hours.
See WWII-era aircraft on Ford Island with entry to Hangars 37 and 79, plus optional Top of the Tower views.
Maui’s Butterfly Fly Farm ticket includes a guided 45-minute walk in Hawaii’s only walk-in butterfly house with hands-on encounters and conservation.
Skip-the-line Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum ticket with audio tour headset and shuttle to Ford Island, featuring hangar aircraft and WWII films.
“Be careful which one you’re booking. It’s easy to confuse them and end up disappointed. We had really hoped to see the USS Arizona, but we did enjoy the aircraft museum. The audio tour was informative and well-done. High points were the video in the control tower and sitting in the cockpit of the F111.…”
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