Private Oahu Tours

After descending from Diamond Head, visitors will have the chance to visit the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center and the USS Arizona Memorial. The Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum in Honolulu’s Kalihi area, which takes pride in history and science exhibitions, the Governor of Hawaii’s official mansion, and the Washington Place, are also included in this tour.

Half Circle Island Tour 

Perfect for Arrival or Departure Days! Make the most of your time in Oahu with our Half Circle Island Tour—an ideal adventure after hotel check-in or before check-out. Led by a local guide, this tour takes you through breathtaking landscapes, cultural landmarks, and hidden gems, giving you a taste of Oahu’s beauty and history. Whether it’s your first day or last, this is the perfect way to explore what you haven’t seen yet!

Oahu Circle Island Tour

Private Oahu Circle Island excursions are a must-do for anyone visiting “The Gathering Place” and wants to experience the island in its full glory. Diamond Head, Dole Plantation, Hanauma Bay, Hawai’i Temple, North Shore, and many other must-see tourist sights are frequently included on Circle Island tours. The tour usually lasts a day, with guests leaving early in the morning and going back to their accommodations in the evening.

Historic Pearl Harbor Tour

Your Hawaii vacation would be incomplete without taking a Historic Pearl Harbor Tour. Taking place primarily in the vicinity of the Pearl Harbor Historic Site Visitor Center, guests will be taken on a tour of the USS Arizona Memorial and the World War II Museum. 

Guests will then be escorted to the historic Downtown Honolulu district, the Kawaiahao Church, which once served as a chapel for Hawaii’s royalty, and the Great Statue of Hawaii’s first sovereign monarch King Kamehameha.

Oahu Food Tours

With the many culinary tours available, you can sample all of Hawaii’s exquisite cuisines! There’s a culinary tour for every palate, from Hawaiian Loco Mocos to Shaved Ice. 

Travelers will also get the opportunity to dine at some of Oahu’s most well-known restaurants, including Liliha Bakery, where they can sample their legendary chantilly cake and Romy’s Kahuku Prawns & Shrimp, where they may taste their exquisite seafood platters. 

Most culinary trips include visits to the Dole Plantation, where you may eat anything pineapple. If you don’t have enough time to explore the entire island, specific tours are separated into sections based on the location selected for a shorter visit. For instance, we provide food tours that focus solely on Honolulu’s Chinatown.

Group vs. Private Tours: Advantages and Disadvantages

If you’re still on the fence about deciding whether to book a group tour or a private one, here are some of the pros and cons of each option you can consider. 

Group Tours 

Networking

Taking part in group tours is an excellent way to meet new people. Joining a larger pool can make your vacation more thrilling if you don’t feel at ease going on tour with a tiny group. There is always something to chat about with your travel buddies while exploring The Big Island as a group!

Access to Destinations

Many tour operators have formed alliances with local attractions and amenities. As a result, taking a group tour is likely to give you special access to most of Hawaii’s most well-known attractions.

Cheaper Rates

Group tours are generally less expensive than Oahu private tours. Not only are you splitting the expenses with the other tour participants, but many tour operators offer exclusive discounts or promotions to group tours only.

Strict Timetable

You cannot do much about it, but group tours usually adhere to a predetermined schedule. Tour participants must stick to the itinerary to avoid being left behind. Generally, adjustments are not accepted.

Ride-Sharing

When going on a group tour, you’ll have to share vehicles and occasionally even lodging with other people. Since the group must depart and arrive according to schedule, this may lack timeliness and discomfort. For some folks, this may not be the most pleasant option.

Private Tours

Privacy

When you arrange a private group tour, you will always have absolute privacy. This means you won’t have to accept strangers at any time throughout your trip, and you’ll be able to spend it with the people you know and trust.

Adaptable Schedule

A private tour allows the local operator to arrange an itinerary that fits your ideas and caters to your needs throughout the journey. You are free to go anywhere you want, anytime, without adhering to someone else’s schedule. When visiting a new destination, this provides a sense of security.

A Bit Pricier (It’s Not As Much As You Think)

As fantastic as they seem, private Hawaii tours are a little more pricier than standard group tours but it’s not as much as you’d think – especially for the value. Since the private party will be liable for all costs, there may be additional charges if the tour is customized.