Private Island Tours from Ko Olina

Explore the historic Wailua Sugar Mill, a nod to Hawaii’s rich agricultural past.

Journey through the charming Haleiwa Town, known for its picturesque setting and local culture.

Witness the serene beauty of Turtle Beach, a haven for sea turtles and a perfect spot for memorable photos.

Take a walk into the lush tropical rainforest at Waimea Valley, and take a dip in the waterfall for a quick swim, this an optional stop with a modest entrance fee, offering a glimpse into Hawaii’s natural beauty.

As part of our comprehensive Oahu sightseeing tour, you have the option to explore the enchanting Shark's Cove. Nestled on the North Shore, this cove is a snorkeler's paradise, famed for its clear waters and rich marine life. While it's a smaller and more intimate spot compared to other island locations, Shark's Cove packs a big punch in terms of natural beauty and underwater exploration.

This optional stop is perfect for those who love a peaceful snorkeling experience. You'll be treated to a stunning display of underwater rock formations, teeming with colorful fish and marine creatures. It's an excellent opportunity for both beginners and experienced snorkelers to immerse themselves in Oahu's diverse aquatic life.

Shark's Cove, part of a protected marine life conservation area, offers a safe and environmentally responsible way to enjoy Hawaii's underwater world. Whether you choose to dive in for a closer look or simply enjoy the scenery from the shore, this stop adds an exciting aquatic dimension to your Oahu adventure.

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Oahu’s coastline at Laie Point, a stunning stop on our sightseeing tour. This remarkable natural landmark offers dramatic views of the rugged coastline and the vast Pacific Ocean, making it a favorite for both photographers and nature enthusiasts.

Laie Point is not just a feast for the eyes; it's a place steeped in local lore and cultural significance. The point, with its unique rock formations and crashing waves, creates a picturesque backdrop that encapsulates the raw beauty of Hawaii. Stand atop the cliffs and feel the ocean breeze, as you gaze upon the famous sea arch, carved out by the powerful forces of nature.

This stop provides a moment of tranquility and awe, allowing you to immerse yourself in the serene beauty of Hawaii’s landscape. Whether you're capturing memories with your camera or simply taking in the panoramic views, Laie Point is a must-visit for a complete Oahu experience.

Chinaman's Hat (Mokoliʻi): This small, picturesque islet off Oahu's windward coast resembles a traditional Chinese hat, hence its nickname. Visible from the scenic coast, Chinaman's Hat offers a stunning photo opportunity with its backdrop of azure waters and sky. The islet's distinct shape and the folklore surrounding it add a touch of mystery and enchantment to your tour.

Kualoa Ranch: As we drive by, behold the breathtaking Kualoa Ranch, known for its dramatic mountains and lush valleys. This legendary 4,000-acre ranch is not only a working cattle ranch but also a popular filming location for numerous movies and TV shows. Its majestic landscapes will give you a glimpse into the rugged and unspoiled beauty of Hawaii. The ranch's panoramic views and the grandeur of its terrain are a testament to Oahu's natural diversity.

Visit the Macadamia Nut Farm for a taste of local agriculture and delightful treats.

A visit to the Byodo-In Temple is a journey into tranquility and spiritual richness, nestled in the lush foothills of the Ko'olau Mountains. This part of our Oahu sightseeing tour offers a peaceful respite from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

The Byodo-In Temple, a replica of a 900-year-old Buddhist temple in Japan, stands as a symbol of cultural harmony and respect. Its elegant architecture and stunning red and gold detailing are set against a backdrop of towering green cliffs and reflective ponds, creating a scene straight out of a painting.

As you stroll through the temple grounds, you'll be enveloped in an atmosphere of serenity. The gentle sounds of the temple bell, the soft rustle of the koi fish in the ponds, and the peaceful aura of the meditation pavilions all contribute to an experience of deep calm and reflection.

This stop is not just about sightseeing; it's an opportunity to experience a different facet of Hawaii's diverse cultural landscape. Whether you're seeking a moment of quiet contemplation or simply wish to appreciate the beauty of this architectural marvel, the Byodo-In Temple is a memorable and enriching stop on your Oahu adventure.

The Pali Lookout is a highlight of our Oahu sightseeing tour, offering more than just a stunning view – it's a historical landmark steeped in Hawaiian lore. Perched high in the Ko'olau Mountain Range, this vantage point provides breathtaking panoramic views of the Windward Coast of Oahu, a sight that's sure to be a highlight of your trip.

As you stand at the lookout, feel the powerful winds that are as much a part of the experience as the view itself. Gaze out over the lush valleys and rugged cliffs that plunge down to the crystal blue waters below, a testament to Hawaii's volcanic origins and the forces of nature that have shaped these islands.

But Pali Lookout is more than a scenic spot. It's a place of historical significance, known for the Battle of Nuʻuanu, where in 1795 King Kamehameha I won the struggle that ultimately united the Hawaiian Islands. This rich history adds a profound depth to your visit, connecting you to the island's past in a very real way.

Whether you're a history buff, nature lover, or photography enthusiast, the Pali Lookout offers something for everyone. Its combination of natural beauty and historical importance makes it a must-see destination on our tour, providing a unique perspective on Oahu's diverse and dynamic landscape.

As we draw our Oahu sightseeing adventure to a close, we present a majestic drive by two of Hawaii's most significant historical landmarks: the Royal Palace and the statue of King Kamehameha I.

The Royal Palace (ʻIolani Palace): As you behold the grandeur of the only royal palace on U.S. soil, you're witnessing a symbol of the rich history and cultural identity of Hawaii. ʻIolani Palace, with its magnificent architecture and historical significance, was the residence of the Hawaiian Kingdom's last two monarchs. This drive-by offers a glimpse into a pivotal era of Hawaiian history, embodying the elegance and legacy of the Hawaiian monarchy.

King Kamehameha Statue: Standing tall and proud, the statue of King Kamehameha I is not just a tribute to a great leader but a symbol of the unification and strength of Hawaii. King Kamehameha, known for his leadership in uniting the Hawaiian Islands under one rule, is immortalized in this impressive statue, adorned with traditional Hawaiian regalia. It's a poignant reminder of Hawaii’s journey through the ages and a fitting tribute to its greatest king.

This final leg of your tour is more than just sightseeing; it's a passage through time, offering a deeper appreciation of Hawaii's royal heritage and its journey from a kingdom to a modern state. As we pass by these landmarks, you'll take with you not only memories of the island's stunning natural beauty but also an enriched understanding of its historical and cultural tapestry.