Description
Pearl Harbor is located on the island of Oahu, but even if you’re staying on Maui you can visit with a one-day inter-island tour. This Maui to Pearl Harbor tour includes round-trip airfare, admissions, and transportation.
Depart Maui on a 30-minute flight to Honolulu, where you will be greeted at the airport and begin your tour of Pearl Harbor. A few minutes later, you will arrive at the World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument. The Arizona Memorial portion of your tour includes a 23-minute film about the 1941 Japanese attack, a US Navy-operated shuttle boat to the memorial, and reflection time on board the majestic USS Arizona Memorial.
Expert guides will then escort you to the other Pearl Harbor sites, including the Bowfin submarine, Battleship Missouri, and the Pacific Aviation Museum. All admissions are included.
The walkway to the Bowfin Submarine Museum has an impressive display of naval weaponry. Inside, the museum has scuba diving suits and other artifacts that are sure to impress. Most impressive, though, is the submarine herself. Go aboard and imagine life as a World War II submariner. The risks were great and our WWII submariners deserve the highest respect.
From the Bowfin, our guides will take you across the Admiral Clarey Bridge to Ford Island, part of the restricted-access, active Naval Base. Before beginning a tour of Missouri, you will see the Oklahoma Memorial, an impressive monument honoring the 429 men who tragically died aboard the USS Oklahoma.
Your tour on board the Battleship Missouri is guided and narrated by a battleship expert who will show you the most impressive sites on board. Enjoy great photo opportunities of Pearl Harbor and the Arizona Memorial from the decks of the “Mighty Mo.”
At the Pacific Aviation Museum, your guided tour will give you a feeling of a WWII pilot’s life. Hear stories about the aviators and their planes. See the beautiful planes that helped put an end to World War II.
This tour is the most convenient, cost-effective, and efficient way to go from Maui to Pearl Harbor. Book now, and experience the sites of a day that changed the world forever.
- Bring government-issued ID
- No bags are allowed at Pearl Harbor
What to Wear
- Covered shoes
- Comfortable clothes
- No swim suits
- Sunscreen
- Shirts are required
This Tour Includes Flights
The name you enter at the time of booking must be exactly as it appears on your valid, government-issued ID. Inter-island air carriers will deny boarding if the passenger name on their ID does not match the name on their voucher. This is a Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and FAA requirement. Air Carriers found to be non-compliant are subject to severe penalties; thus there is no flexibility with this policy. A valid government-issued ID (passport for all non-US citizens) is required on the day of travel. If a passenger is denied boarding, there will be no refund.
As you are probably aware, airline flight costs fluctuate often. Occasionally, by the time we receive your reservation, flight prices have increased. If this happens, we will give you the option of cancelling your reservation or paying an “overage fee” to cover the difference in flight prices. Once your reservation is confirmed, you will not be charged extra for flight price overages.
Pearl Harbor Oahu is not responsible for and does not extend financial reimbursement for delays caused by factors such as traffic, weather, mechanical issues, or problems concerning Navy-operated shuttle boats.
Tour stops such as the Arizona Memorial, Dole, Pali Lookout, and others are not under the control of this website or the tour companies going there. Therefore, we do not guarantee admission or entrance to any sites not in our control. Refunds are not issued if access to any tour stop is denied for any reason.
However, we will request a refund or reimbursement for visitors in such cases. When reimbursements and refunds are issued by third party vendors, we always give them to our customers.
Punchbowl National Cemetery of the Pacific is closed to commercial tours on Federal Holidays. Tours are unable to enter cemetery on those days.
As of May 2, 2011, all passengers traveling to Ford Island (including Pacific Aviation Museum and USS Missouri) must possess valid photo identification. This does not affect the Pearl Harbor Visitor’s Center.
Last minute bookings and high traffic dates may have more expensive airfare. If there is a premium cost for airfare on your date we will contact you to collect the additional charge.
Lyn –
We highly recommend the tour guide Matthew, an ex-mariner, who brings about his own experience serving in Hawaii. The history there is rich. Very moving.
Joey –
We were in Oahu in first week of Jan 17. We took a tour of Pearl Harbor, Arizona’s memorial and USS Missouri. It was very interesting experience. An interesting memorial with several museums. Not too interactive but the movie is a good history recap.
Harris –
This museum/ cemetery chronicles the war with Japan after the attack on Pearl Harbor and surrounding military installations. Everyone should experience Pearl Harbor to remind you about sacrifices made in history and the consequences of war.
JustinD –
Full day but a great tour. Maui to Pearl Harbor, Punch Bowl, ‘Iolani Palace, King Kamehameha statue. Bus was clean and well maintained. All my parents could do is talk about the trip to anyone who asked and their friends back in Pennsylvania. This was a priceless trip with many memories.
MikeEparney –
We were honeymooning on Maui, but wanted to get over to Pearl Harbor on Oahu so this tour worked out nicely. It was only about a half hour flight. Our tour guide Kevin, a native Hawaian was fantastic!! It included every Pearl Harbor site plus Punchbowl with transport. We found the whole day fascinating. Don’t forget a hat and be ready to a learn some cool stuff!
Hannah –
Glad we did this tour. Maui is awesome, but wanted to see more of Hawaii and it was pretty cool to hop islands and see a major part of our history.
IvyLeague –
If you’re staying on Maui and don’t want to miss the Pearl Harbor Memorial which is on Oahu, this is the tour to take! We had to attend a wedding on Maui and wasn’t sure how to make the PHM. We found a brochure at one of the stores here that had this tour on it. Glad we made the decision to go. The tour was awe inpiring and we got to see some of Oahu as well 🙂
JD Thorpe –
Being interested in history, it was important for us to experience the whole site of Pearl Harbor. This tour was led by highly experienced and interesting guides. Home base for our vacation was Maui and we were into island hopping while we were in Hawaii. Too bad there aren’t bridges to connect each island! Lol. Any how this tour was perfect with a quick flight to Oahu. It was a long day, but almost still felt we didn’t have enough time.