Pearl Harbor, USS Arizona Memorial, USS Missouri and Honolulu City Tour

Return Flights Included From Maui, Big Island & Kauai

Atrip to Hawai’i is incomplete without a visit to one of the most popular destinations in Hawaii, Pearl Harbor. Seeing the USS Arizona Memorial and the Missouri Battleship lined up on Battleship Row is a sight to behold. You can see it all, stress-free with these Pearl Harbor ticket packages! Flights from the islands of Maui, Kauai and the Big Island of Hawai’i, transportation, and admissions for a day-long adventure to the island included.

The USS Arizona Memorial is hallowed ground, with 1000s of sailors and marines interred in the ship beneath. The memorial’s white walls list the names of the lost. Nearby, is the Missouri Battleship and upon her decks, the war ended. The World War 2 Valor In the Pacific Monument includes numerous museums, shops, and exhibits, perfect for history lovers.

On this tour, after curbside airport pickup, we’ll explore the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, then take a boat ride to the USS Arizona Memorial. After a solemn visit, we travel to Ford Island to explore “Mighty Mo” (Battleship Missouri). Explore beneath her decks, hear her service story and witness damage from a kamikaze attack. Once you’ve enjoyed the USS Missouri, it’s time for a relaxing tour of historic Honolulu.

We will drive into Punchbowl Crater, then to overlooks above the city and through downtown. See sites like Io’lani Palace, Kamehameha Statue, Kawaiaha‘o Church and more! Don’t miss an opportunity to visit Pearl Harbor for a day just because you’re staying on Maui, Kauai or the Big Island of Hawai’i. You’ll be to the airport in time for your return flight to Maui, Big Island of Hawai’i or Kauai that evening. It’s a full fun-filled day!

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USS Arizona Memorial Update

Currently, the dock at the USS Arizona Memorial is undergoing repairs.

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Highlights

Pickup and return to Honolulu airport
Tours originating from Maui, Kauai or the Big Island include roundtrip airfare (Plane Boeing B717)
4.5 hours to tour Pearl Harbor, USS Arizona Memorial and USS Missouri
Movie and Boat ride to USS Arizona Memorial

A guided tour of the Battleship USS Missouri at Ford Island
Stand in awe of the Surrender Deck where the Empire of Japan signed the Surrender Treaty ending World War II
Drive through Honolulu to view historic buildings, with picture taking stop at Iolani Palace and King Kamehameha Statue
Drive through Punchbowl Crater home to the National Cemetery of the Pacific

Tour Description

Our Pearl Harbor and USS Missouri Tour is a “must-see” for anyone who’s visiting Hawai’i and has always wanted to experience the history, serenity, and awe of Pearl Harbor. This tour includes all airfare, transportation, and all entrance fees necessary to experience Pearl Harbor once you arrive on the island of Oahu. All outer island flights to Honolulu airport are less than 1 hour. Once you arrive in Honolulu city you’ll be greeted at the airport by our friendly tour guide who will escort you to an air-conditioned tour vehicle.

The tour includes expert narration so you can get deeper insights into the historical monuments and buildings you’ll see throughout the day.

Because you’re touring with Pearl Harbor Tours, you’ll be able to skip the long lines once we arrive at Pearl Harbor. You’ll have 4 ½ hours to view the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, the USS Arizona Memorial, and the USS Missouri Battleship Museum while at Pearl Harbor.

Please ask us here if you have any questions.

Schedule & Duration

Schedule for Off-island guests only – 10 hours

(Subject to change depending on Pearl Harbor Ticket Time)

Available from Maui, Big Island and Kauai

6:30 AM	Arrive at your inter island airport
7:30 AM	Depart to Island of Oahu
8:10 AM	Meet your guide at curbside of Honolulu International Airport
8:30 AM	Arrive at Pearl Harbor
9:30 AM	View Documentary film
10:00 AM	Board Navy boat for your solemn visit to the USS Arizona Memorial
10:45 AM	Visit Pearl Harbor Visitors CenterMuseumExhibits
12:15 PM	Board shuttle to Ford IslandLunch on your own, option to pick up lunch at Pearl Harbor, USS Bowfin or at the USS Missouri.
1:00 PM	Tour the USS Missouri at Ford Island
2:00 PM	Return by Shuttle to Pearl Harbor
2:30 PM	Depart to National Cemetery of the Pacific at the Punchbowl Crater
3:00 PM	Honolulu Historic Visit and Sightseeing Waikiki and Diamond Head Iolani Palace King Kamehameha Statue State Capitol Kawahawoi Church Downtown Honolulu China Town Waikiki Diamond Head Lookout Kahala
5:30 PM	Return to Honolulu International Airport
6:00 PM	Arrive at Honolulu International Airport
7:15 PM	Depart on Hawaiian Airlines

Availability

We recommend booking your Pearl Harbor tours in advance of your arrival to Hawai’i. Pearl Harbor is our #1 visitor destination and sells out on certain days of the week. We recommend that you book your tour for either the 1st day of your arrival or the 2nd full day after. Our guests usually get up early in the morning the first or second day due to an early morning arrival or the time difference, so you’re usually wide awake by the time your tour starts.

Your tour guide will also point out numerous not-to-be-missed highlights on Oahu as you are being driven to the different sites and overlooks on tour. These are sites we don’t stop at on our tour but you’ll probably want to visit later during your stay. Oahu has a lot of amazing and beautiful places to see, but unfortunately we can’t fit them all into a full-day tour – or we would! *Safety is our #1 priority. Sites & features of our tours can change due to adverse weather and other unforeseen circumstances.

Meal Options

No host lunch available at Visitor Center and USS Missouri

Attire

Dress comfortably but please remember that shirts and shoes are required on the USS Arizona Memorial; swimsuits not permitted. Bags are not allowed in Pearl Harbor Visitor Center but if needed may be checked and stored for $3.00 per item.

Cancellation

Pearl Harbor Tours originating from the Islands of Maui, Big Island, and Kauai may incur up to $100.00 per person airline change fee for any changes to the original booking. Any request for a refund prior to 48 hours is only allowed a 50% refund of tour cost; due to airline policy your confirmed airfare is non-refundable. No refunds issued for any tours within the 48 hour period, prior to the start of your tour.

Inclusions

This tour includes roundtrip airfare to Honolulu Airport, transportation once you arrive in Honolulu, and entrance to Pearl Harbor.

It does not include transportation to and from the airport on the island you are staying at. Lunch is also not included (though lunch may be purchased at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center and USS Missouri.)

Special Instructions

No bags allowed at Pearl Harbor

Government Issued ID required for Ford Island entry

No camera lenses longer than 6 inches at Pearl Harbor

Bring Bottled Water

Camera

Sunscreen, hat, sunglasses

Wear comfortable shoes

Leave your swimsuit at home

Dress comfortably & check the weather

No host lunch available at Visitor Center and USS Missour

** Due to ceremonies honoring the attacks of December 7, 1941, we will not operate tours to Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial on December 7, each year. **

SITES VISITED

Map Of The Pacific Conflict In World War II

Pearl Harbor Visitor Center

The first stop on the tour is the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center where you can learn all about the attacks that occurred on December 7th, 1941. See a short documentary about the attack on Pearl Harbor, including actual footage from that infamous day. Take some time to browse the historical displays throughout the Visitor Center to learn more about the events that took place that day as well as the events that lead to the United States entering into WWII. And, of course, there are plenty of souvenirs to bring back home. (All purchases help keep these facilities operational and updated.) You’ll be also able to purchase lunch / snacks from the food vendors and spend some time relaxing while you enjoy your meal.

USS Arizona Memorial of Pearl Harbor Attack

USS Arizona Memorial

It’s a quick trip over to the USS Arizona memorial aboard a U.S. Navy launch from the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center. The memorial lets you view the USS Arizona under the water below you. Within the USS Arizona lie the 1,177 heroes who lost their lives on the “Day of Infamy.” You’ll also notice a sheen of oil on the water, known as “black tears”, which still leaks slowly from the hull of the Arizona even after more than 75 years. The names of all 1,177 crew members who lost their lives on the USS Arizona are memorialized in stone for you to view while at the memorial. The memorial is a solemn and beautiful tribute to those who lost their lives. Want to truly understand the gravity of the events that happened on that fateful day? Visiting the memorial, witnessing the destruction, knowing that those who died in the name of freedom remain beneath you while the U.S. flag still waves at half-staff will certainly help bring it all into perspective. It’s a history buff’s dream tour.

Statue of Nimitz in Front of USS Missouri

USS Battleship Missouri

Now, you’ll take a quick trip to Ford Island for the next leg of our guided tour. You’ll be welcomed aboard the deck of the USS Missouri. She was the last battleship built by the US Navy and is affectionately referred to as “Might Mo.” Commissioned in 1944, the USS Missouri earned 11 battle stars during her tour of duty and is famous because Japan signed their surrender on her deck while it was in Tokyo Bay. During the tour you’ll be able to walk the deck of Mighty Mo as your tour guide tells you all about this great battleship and her legacy. You’re invited to stand in the exact spot where representatives of the Empire of Japan signed the Japanese Instrument of Surrender on September 2nd, 1945 marking the end of World War II.

Honolulu City Tour

After experiencing Pearl Harbor, you’ll be taken on a narrated driving tour of downtown Honolulu where you’ll be able to see and learn more about Hawaii’s history. During the tour you’ll have your curiosity peaked by:
– Iolani Palace, the only royal palace on American soil
– Kawaiahao Church (one of the oldest Christian churches in Hawaii)
– Hawai’i State Library and Archives
– An 18 foot statue of King Kamehameha (Hawaii’s first king)
– Honolulu Hale (Honolulu City Hall)
– Original houses that missionaries lived in when they arrived in Hawai’i

These beautiful, historical sites come to life thanks to the expert narration and local knowledge that your driver shares with you while you enjoy your tour of Honolulu city.

Punchbowl Cemetery

No tour of Honolulu’s rich history would be complete without visiting Punchbowl Cemetery. Also known as the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Punchbowl Cemetery is one of Hawaii’s most popular tourist attractions and serves as a memorial to the men and women of the United States Armed Forces who lost their lives. During the scenic drive you’ll be able to view the meticulous landscaping at the cemetery while you reflect on the beauty and reverence that is felt throughout the entire area. While driving through Punchbowl Cemetery you’ll also get to view Courts of the Missing and the chapel.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Sites Will We See?

On this tour, we will visit the USS Arizona Memorial, the USS Missouri Battleship Museum as well as sights throughout Honolulu and the Punchbowl National Cemetery.

How Long is the Pearl Harbor Tour?

This tour is a full day tour, you can expect to be on a flight for 7:30 am and on a return flight about 7:30 pm.

Does Pearl Harbor Tours Accommodate Large Groups?

We can handle all sizes of groups who are looking to make an inter-island visit during their visit to Hawaii. Although we specialize in small group travel, we have experience handling larger groups and we ask you to give us plenty of time to plan your trip.

Will You Match Competitors’ Prices?

Here at Pearl Harbor Tours, the best experience possible for our guests is a top concern. Since we are so confident that we offer the best Pearl Harbor memorial tours out there, we will gladly match or beat the price of any identical tour on any of the Hawaiian islands.

Can I Get a Refund if I Cancel My Tour?

Absolutely. Although depending on the timing, you will receive only a 50% refund because of the flights. Once we have registered your flights, those can be changed but not canceled and there is $100 fee for each change. There are no refunds for tours canceled within 48 hours of the start date.

Do you Offer Tours from the Nearby Hawaiian Islands?

Yes! Although we offer Honolulu Pearl Harbor tours, many people are also looking for Pearl Harbor from Oahu and all other nearby Hawaiian Islands. Since Hawaii can be difficult to navigate around on your own, we are glad to assist you with all travel plans. Be sure to let us know which island you will be coming from when you book a tour so that we can make your trip a more relaxing experience.

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Want an authentic cultural experience of Pacific island peoples? Then don’t miss the Polynesian Cultural Center. There you’ll find six distinct island villages representing the cultures that first migrated to Hawai’i, creating the unique blend of cultures we see in Hawai’i today. The world renown “Parade of Canoes”, multiple theaters, museums, live shows and an award winning luau or buffet dinner make this one of Hawaii’s most popular attractions! Come and see for yourself how “Aloha” came to be.

Submarine warfare during WWII became one of the single most effective and successful ways of attacking military and shipping targets throughout the Pacific theater of war. At Pearl Harbor you can step back in time by boarding the USS Bowfin, a fleet attack submarine that helped make the “Silent Service” famous. It was launched exactly one year after the attack and was nicknamed the “Pearl Harbor Avenger”.

Ancient Hawai’i comes alive at Waimea Valley, on Oahu’s north shore. It’s an amazing place where Hawaiians lived and thrived for nearly 1000 years! The valley was so beautiful that it was awarded to the Kahuna Nui (High Priests) in 1092 A.D. Spanning from Waimea Bay to the beautiful waterfall at the back of the river valley, this lush park has treasures… authentic Hawaiian plants, botanical gardens, hale (Hawaiian thatched dwellings), heiau (religious temples) and an easily accessed 30’ waterfall you can swim right up to – if you dare! Lifeguards are on duty and lifejackets are available.

Get up close and personal with some of the most iconic aircraft of WW2. See them in the historic hangars that were attacked in 1941 on Ford Island. Watch a movie, browse the exhibits, fly the simulators and get up-close to some incredible airplanes, jets, helicopters and more.

Visit the Mighty Mo, AKA: The USS Missouri battleship that Japan surrendered on in 1945, ending World War 2. The USS Missouri Battleship Museum is open for exploration on and below decks, where you can get lost in its seemingly infinite maze of rooms and galleries. Moored along Battleship Row and part of the Valor In The Pacific World War 2 National Memorial, Mighty Mo’s size will astound and its history will enchant.