Oahu Customized Private Island Tour Experience

With a private tour, you have the freedom to create an itinerary tailored to your interests, whether that’s exploring iconic landmarks like Diamond Head, relaxing on the stunning beaches of the North Shore, or immersing yourself in Hawaiian culture at the Polynesian Cultural Center, Carving, or a Fire Knife Lesson.
Your guide can adjust the pace of the tour to suit your preferences, allowing for longer stops at sites that capture your interest or skipping over less appealing attractions. This flexibility ensures you make the most of your time on the island.
You can travel in comfort and style without the hustle and bustle of large groups.
Finally, customizable tours often include unique experiences, like local dining options or off-the-beaten-path locations, giving you a genuine taste of Oahu. Overall, a customizable private island tour is the perfect way to explore Oahu’s beauty at your own pace, ensuring an unforgettable Hawaiian adventure.

What's included:

• In-person guide is also the driver

What to expect:

Duration: 8 hours

Diamond Head Crater

Honolulu, 96815, Hawaii

Sightseeing at Diamond Head is an unforgettable experience that combines physical activity, natural beauty, and rich history. Whether you're hiking to the summit, exploring the visitor center, or simply taking in the views, Diamond Head is a highlight of any trip to Oahu.

10 minutes

Halona Blowhole

Kalanian'ole Highway, , 96825, Hawaii

The Halona Blowhole Lookout is one of Oahu’s most spectacular natural attractions, located along the southeastern coast near Hanauma Bay. This impressive blowhole is formed by lava tubes that channel ocean waves through a hole in the rock, resulting in dramatic water spouts that can reach heights of up to 30 feet. Visitors flock to the lookout for breathtaking views of the ocean, rugged cliffs, and the surrounding coastline. The area is also home to Halona Beach Cove, a secluded spot made famous by films like From Here to Eternity. It's an ideal place for photography, picnicking, or simply enjoying the scenic beauty.

10 minutes

Byodo-In Temple

47-200 Kahekili Hwy, , Kaneohe, 96744-4562, Hawaii

The Byodo-In Temple, located in Kaneohe, Oahu, is a stunning replica of a 900-year-old Buddhist temple in Japan. Nestled in the lush Valley of the Temples, this serene site features exquisite architecture, including the grand Amida Buddha statue and intricate wooden carvings. Visitors can stroll through beautifully landscaped gardens, complete with koi ponds and a waterfall, providing a tranquil atmosphere for reflection. The temple serves as a place of worship and cultural significance, promoting peace and harmony. Open to the public, the Byodo-In Temple offers a unique glimpse into Japanese culture and is a peaceful retreat from the island’s hustle and bustle.

25 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included

Kualoa Regional Park

49-479 Kamehameha Hwy, , 96744-5133, Hawaii

Kualoa Regional Park is a beautiful coastal park on Oahu's windward side, offering stunning views of the lush Ko'olau Mountains and the iconic offshore island Mokoli‘i, also known as Chinaman’s Hat. The park’s calm, shallow waters make it ideal for swimming, kayaking, and paddleboarding. Visitors can picnic on the large grassy areas while enjoying the peaceful surroundings, or take photos of the striking scenery. Kualoa is also a great spot for beachcombing and birdwatching. Its tranquil atmosphere and picturesque landscapes make it perfect for families, nature lovers, and photographers seeking a serene escape.

10 minutes

Kahuku

Kahuku, Hawaii

**LUNCH STOP** Kahuku Sugar Mill is a popular stop for lunch on Oahu's North Shore, offering a unique blend of local flavors and a charming atmosphere. The site, once a thriving sugar plantation, now hosts a variety of food trucks and eateries that serve delicious, authentic Hawaiian dishes. You can find options like garlic shrimp plates, poke bowls, and refreshing tropical smoothies, making it a perfect spot to fuel up after a day of sightseeing. The laid-back setting allows you to enjoy your meal outdoors while soaking in the vibrant local culture. It's a great way to experience the culinary diversity of the island and a must-visit for food lovers!

45 minutes

Polynesian Cultural Center

55-370 Kamehameha Hwy., , Laie, 96762-2113, Hawaii

The Polynesian Cultural Center, located in Laie on Oahu, is a vibrant cultural theme park dedicated to showcasing the traditions and heritage of Polynesia. Spanning 42 acres, the center features six island villages representing Hawaii, Samoa, Tahiti, Fiji, Tonga, and the Aotearoa (New Zealand) , where visitors can immerse themselves in authentic cultural experiences, including traditional crafts, music, and dance. The center offers guided tours, interactive activities, and a spectacular evening luau featuring a buffet dinner and a Polynesian revue. With its engaging exhibits and performances, the Polynesian Cultural Center provides a unique opportunity to explore the rich cultural tapestry of the Pacific Islands.

3 hours • Admission Ticket Not Included

Kahuku Farms

56-800 Kamehameha Hwy, , Kahuku, 96731-2302, Hawaii

Kahuku Farm, located along Oahu’s scenic North Shore, offer a variety of fresh, locally grown produce and homemade products straight from the farm. These stands are popular stops for visitors seeking a taste of Hawaii’s agricultural bounty, featuring items like papayas, bananas, pineapples, and avocados. You can also find farm-made treats such as jams, honey, and lilikoi butter. Many stands serve fresh fruit smoothies and acai bowls, providing a refreshing snack while exploring the island. With their focus on locally sourced, sustainable produce, Kahuku Farm Stands offer a delicious and authentic farm-to-table experience.

15 minutes

North Shore

96712, Hawaii

Oahu's North Shore is a world-renowned destination famous for its stunning beaches, laid-back vibe, and surfing culture. Known as the "Surfing Capital of the World," this picturesque stretch of coastline attracts surfers and beachgoers alike, especially during the winter months when waves can reach towering heights at iconic spots like Waimea Bay, Banzai Pipeline, and Sunset Beach. Beyond surfing, the North Shore offers charming towns like Haleiwa, where visitors can explore local shops and enjoy delicious food from famous food trucks. With its breathtaking sunsets, scenic landscapes, and relaxed atmosphere, the North Shore is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the authentic spirit of Hawaii.

1 hour

Dole Plantation

64-1550 Kamehameha Hwy, Dole Plantation, Wahiawa, 96786-2915, Hawaii

The Dole Plantation has shops offer a wide variety of unique products and souvenirs that capture the essence of Hawaii. Visitors can browse through a selection of fresh pineapples and pineapple-themed goods, including jams, jellies, and dried pineapple snacks. The gift shop also features local crafts, Hawaiian clothing, and home décor items, perfect for souvenirs. One of the highlights is the famous Dole Whip, a refreshing pineapple soft serve treat. You can also purchase plantation-grown coffee, chocolates, and other local delicacies. With its wide range of island-inspired products, the Dole Plantation shop is a great stop for gifts and Hawaiian keepsakes.

15 minutes