Do the Hula Hula and Have the Best Times on a Private Tour of Honolulu

You will have great times doing more than the hula hula on private tours of Honolulu, the capital city and epicentre of Hawaii.

Found on the Island of Oahu, Honolulu has famous Waikiki as its oceanfront with fabulous beaches and great entertainment especially at night time and breathtaking natural beauty from the extinct Diamond Head Crater volcano.

Honolulu is where you will find the most historic places in Hawaii such as Iolani Palace, the Kawaiahao Church and the treasured artefacts of the Bishop Museum. There is no shortage of iconic landmarks to see by guided tour, Aloha Tower and the King Kamehameha I statue to name a couple.

The quantity and quality of art and culture of Honolulu are high too with art districts, art galleries and the finest museums.

Honolulu is where you will find not only all the above but also some of the best resorts, events, festivals, mouthwatering delicious traditional restaurants and entertainment venues to suit everybody.

Let the activities begin!
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Iolani Palace
1 On a guided tour of Iolani Palace, you are in a place of royalty that tells the fascinating story of Hawaii and her people. This Palace has been many things; home to a royal family, prison to an overthrown Queen, headquarters for martial law, the treasure to Hawaii’s first governor, nowadays it is a Cultural icon and National Historic Landmark. A grand museum with many original fixtures and fittings. A stunning regal mansion to visit.
Pearl Harbour and USS Arizona Memorial
2 A guided tour that is highly recommended is the one to Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial. Above what is left of the sunken USS Arizona there is a memorial to all those who died there. In the visitors centre, you get to learn the history of the Japanese attack and the harbour. It is also possible to walk the deck of the battleship USS Missouri which is docked here. This is an interesting tour.
Diamond Head State Monument
3 Take a sightseeing tour of Diamond Head State Monument that was once an active volcano. Situated at the end of Waikiki beach, you can hike the trail that will take you the edge of this 300,000-year-old crater which was used by the US military as a post. The final stage to the crater involves 99 steps, but the views from the top are well worth any effort that it took to get there. The vista is breathtaking.
Bishop Museum
4 The full name is actually Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum and is named after the wife of the founder, Charles Reed Bishop. Bernice Pauahi Bishop was the very last member of the Kamehameha royal family. The museum holds extensive collections of Hawaiian objects and heirlooms from the Princess’s royal family. It was later expanded to include objects and documents from Hawaii and other Pacific Island cultures.
Aloha Tower
5 On a sightseeing tour of Honolulu, you will see the Aloha Tower which is located in Downtown Honolulu. This tower is an iconic symbol of Hawaii built in September 1926. For four decades it was the tallest building in the islands and the clock was one of the largest in America. During the times when travel was only done by sea, this tower was a welcoming beacon for travellers. Aloha Tower is a docking port for Oahu’s cruise ships.
Kawaiahao Church
6 Take a sightseeing tour of Kawaiahao Church which is known by some as the’ Westminster Abbey of the Pacific’. It was the first Christian Church to be built in Oahu and dedicated in July 1842. Recognised as ‘The Great Stone Church’ it is made up of 14,000 coral slabs from the reefs of the oceans. The bell in the tower is still tolls on the hour since it was donated by King Kamehameha III in 1850. There is also the Kawaiahao fountain.
Waikiki Natatorium War Memorial
7 A  very nice and surprising sightseeing tour to take is the one to Waikiki Natatorium War Memorial. Built in the form of an ocean salt water public swimming pool, this is an unusual memorial. Therefore the natatorium is a living memorial that is dedicated to all the great men and women who served during the Great War. This is a fabulous idea as there is joy and laughter from the children while adults respectfully remember.
Waikiki
8 A very popular tourist attraction in Hawaii is Waikiki. A stretch of oceanfront beach that is stunning, especially with Diamond Head Crater, an extinct volcano situated at the end of it. It is not all beach; there are many things to see on a sightseeing tour of this suburb of Honolulu. There are great activities, a lot of which are water orientated and excellent venues to keep everyone entertained at night time.
Oahu Shopping Tours
9 Not really an official tour but you can do your own with all the fabulous shopping areas to be found in Honolulu. There are open air malls with Ala Moana Center one of the largest outdoor malls in America, charming boutiques and local speciality stores. Then there is the market place at Aloha Tower and Kahala Mall. Honestly, the expression about shopping till you drop is very popular here. Exactly what you want from a holiday.
Makapuu Point Light
10 As lens goes in Lighthouses, Makapuu Point Light has the largest of all in the United States. This Lighthouse is part of the National Register of Historic Places and a great place to take a guided tour. It sits on the eastern side of Oahu and was built in 1909 precariously on the sea cliff overlooking one of the best bodysurfing beaches in Hawaii and Sea Life Park. From the telescope in the lighthouse, you can spot whales at certain times.

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