Oahu · WAIKIKI & DIAMOND HEAD TOURS
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Waikiki works best when the beach, crater and water are not fighting for the same hour. An early Diamond Head start leaves the afternoon open; a hotel pickup can save time but may narrow the route.
Fly up to 1,000 feet above Waikiki on a shared boat, tandem parasailing, Diamond Head views, and optional photo add-ons.
“James and Marty did a great job and we had a great time my kids 13/15 loved it I often get seasick and they were so helpful and kind! I felt much better with where they told me to sit and if you don’t want to get wet they accommodate that no problem”
Flexible Waikiki trolley pass for Honolulu, with hop-on routes from Diamond Head views to Chinatown, plus easy stop-and-go sightseeing.
“Ideal way to acquaint oneself to Oahu/ Waikiki/ Honolulu without worrying about parking and car rental. If you’re interested in exploring a location more thoroughly, simply hop off and catch another ride to get back to Waikīkī.”
Snorkel Turtle Canyons from Waikiki in a guided, gear-provided 2-hour outing, with turtle and fish spotting plus possible dolphins or whales.
“Wear bathing suit under clothes. It is a “no shoe” boat so wear old shoes to leave on dock. Plenty of sunscreen!”
Open-air Blue Line trolley around Oahu's south coast with guide narration, photo stops, and local plate lunch and Leonard's malasadas.
“Our family had such a great time riding The Blue Line, our driver, Keolci, was so entertaining and helpful. WAIKIKI TROLLEY is a must for all!”
Snorkel Turtle Canyon from Waikiki with a short boat ride, top gear, sea turtles and fish, then relax on floating platforms. From $85.
“Friendly staff, we were able to see lots of turtles! Great experience and we would highly recommend!”
A close-up Oahu magic show at Hilton Waikiki Beach, with Victorian-style theatrics and an audience levitation act inches away.
“Setting was excellent for show Was very intimate setting too The close contact with the audance and Shooto s, theatrics and comedic approach drew us in as particapants”
Oahu Grand Circle Island tour from Waikiki loops Diamond Head, Makapu’u, North Shore beaches, Haleiwa, Dole Plantation, and coffee farms.
“Wasn’t what I expected-seemed to force us to spend money at gift shops. Pick up location was changed last minute. Supposed to be picked up at hotel, but then had to walk about 10 minutes to a different spot.”
Sail Waikiki’s coast at sunset on Moana’s catamaran with cocktails, Diamond Head views, and a chance at dolphins or humpback whales.
“The entire staff was very friendly and outgoing and welcoming. This would include Viv, and the little puppy dog Jeffrey.”
Waikiki glass-bottom boat cruise from Kewalo Basin. See turtles, dolphins, and Diamond Head from a 60-minute ride.
“Amazing experience! Had so much fun on the boat the guide was so informative, learned so many new things !”
Hop on the Waikiki Trolley Red Line to see Waikiki and Honolulu with live narration, flexible stops, and 14 key sights.
“You wait at least an hour in between buses at each stop that is a good way to get around to see the city and learn about it.”
Waikiki catamaran snorkel to Turtle Canyon for green sea turtles, with guaranteed sightings, lunch and drinks, and winter whale spotting.
“This was so cool! They got us to the right spot to see the turtles. It took some time but we found then and I like that the guides were putting in effort to find turtles.”
2-hour Waikiki humpback whale watch with live narration, onboard hydrophone, upper deck views, and BYOB snacks allowed for $49.95.
“Very easy to find and what a great boat to be on. The captain was very educational, told great stories, and guided us to two whales! What a great time of season to be out to see them. Highly recommend this tour, thank you for a great time.”
A morning snorkel cruise from Waikiki with spinner dolphins, turtles, and beachy onboard fun, plus lunch and hotel pickup.
“This was a really fun experience. Our photographer Tyler was took amazing pictures. They sell you the package on the bus, and it is worth it for the in water shots and the stuff on the boat. They will also offer to sell you a $20 sunscreen, not sure if that is worth it or not, I didn't buy it. We were lucky we got to see both dolphins and sea turtles on the day of our trip. Dani was the captain of our boat and she really was "the best captain in the world". That slide is super fun and super fast. 10/10 experience.”
Snorkel in Turtle Canyon off Waikiki on a Hawea catamaran, see green sea turtles and reef life, then sail back with snacks and drinks.
“The boat is top notch, as were the crew! I’ve been on many a catamaran snorkel adventure and this was one of my favorite!”
Waikiki luau dinner plus optional Rock-A-Hula show near the Royal Hawaiian Center, with pineapple, a big buffet, and fire-knife dancing.
“We're vegan, so your mileage may vary, but at least we thought the food was decent or better, depending on what we are talking about (the pineapple was shockingly mediocre, but the lime tofu poke was pretty good), not that there were a ton of options for us, but I was able to fill up. The problem is that the venue is poor. Lots of traffic sounds, including numerous sirens. Rain was an issue and caused slip hazards. They took my wife's wheelchair and put it where it got rained on. Arrival felt very unwelcoming. There want a greeter, no music or anything that would make you feel welcome. We…”
