Pearl Harbor, Hawaii

Pearl Harbor was the site of an event that changed not only the United States but the world. December 7th, 1941 marks the fateful day the Japanese launched a surprise attack on the unsuspecting base on the island of Oahu. The shocking offensive left 2,403 dead and over 1,000 wounded. The Japanese onslaught also forced America out of its stance of isolation and into war production, eventually shifting the tide of history in favor of the United States and her allies.

Pearl Harbor Tours

At Pearl Harbor today, visitors have the opportunity to view the remains of the USS Arizona, one of the ships sunk during the attack. Feel the weight of history as you read the names of the men lost that day and understand that you are standing over their final resting site. Be sure to visit the Battleship Missouri, the ship on which the Japanese signed the Instrument of Surrender that ended World War II. Pearl Harbor Tours are available daily and include round-trip transportation.

Pearl Harbor is located on the island of Oahu, “The Gathering Place” in the Hawaiian language. Oahu is home to the majority of the 1.42 million inhabitants who reside on the major islands of Hawaii, and offers a unique blend of island beauty and city amenities. Inter Island Tours are available daily and include round-trip transportation.

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