Regardless of which island you choose to spend your vacation on, you can add a visit to Pearl Harbor. Check out our one-day Pearl Harbor inter-island tours including flights! So easy and convenient, your knowledgeable, certified guide will take you straight from the airport to Pearl Harbor to begin your day at Oahu's most popular attraction!
If you want to visit Pearl Harbor from Maui, then take this tour and experience the history, the battleships, and some of the most popular sights in Hawaii. Relive WWII history with this complete Pearl Harbor Tour from Maui.
If you are staying on the Big Island and want to visit Pearl Harbor, on Oahu, this one-day inter-island tour is the perfect solution. On this complete Pearl Harbor Tour from Kona you'll see the top Pearl Harbor sites and we'll handle the airfare, admissions, and transportation on Oahu.
Want to visit Pearl Harbor, but you’re staying on the island of Kauai? This is the tour for you! This is a one-day inter-island Pearl Harbor tour from Kauai. You see the top Pearl Harbor sites and we'll handle the airfare, admissions, and transportation on Oahu.
Staying on Maui? We have a perfect solution for your Pearl Harbor Tour with convenient flight and transport inclusions to/from Honolulu Airport. This tour is specifically designed to showcase where WWII started and ended. In addition, we will also take you on a drive through historic Honolulu, where you can marvel at the intriguing Punchbowl Crater, the statue of King Kamehameha, the impressive Iolani Palace, and more.
The Pearl Harbor Visitor Center is the starting point for experiencing the World War 2 Valor In The Pacific National Monument. Pearl Harbor tour-goers can watch a film about the attack on Pearl Harbor, browse informative displays, and learn about the events that led to the US entering WWII. There are also snack areas and food vendors available.
The USS Arizona Memorial is where visitors can honor and reflect on the heroes of the Day of Infamy and pay tribute to the sailors and marines killed on December 7, 1941. The memorial is built over the remains of the USS Arizona Battleship, and visitors can read the names of the 1,177 individuals who lost their lives. There is also an oil leak, known as the Black Tears, on the surface of the sunken remains facing the USS Missouri.
The USS Missouri is the last battleship built by the US Navy, finished in 1944. It earned 11 Battle Stars during its tour of duty. Visitors can walk the decks to learn about its history and stand on the spot where Japan surrendered, marking the end of WWII.
The USS Bowfin Submarine, also known as the Pearl Harbor Avenger, was launched on December 7, 1942, exactly one year after the Pearl Harbor Attack. The sub resupplied troops and provided medical assistance during combat. Visitors can tour it and see artifacts from other submarines, including a collection of sub-launched missiles.
The Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum displays airplanes in historic hangars from the past 80 years. The museum includes interpretive displays, historical artifacts, and plane remnants. Visitors can explore a variety of aviation marvels, including jets, helicopters, and seaplanes. For an interactive experience, try the flight simulators in Hangar 39 to pilot an airplane above Pearl Harbor!
