Pearl Harbor with Discover Hawaii Tours

Pearl Harbor Honolulu City Drive Tour #2:
Following your visit to Pearl Harbor, drive through Historic Honolulu.  See Iolani Palace, the only Royal Palace in America, the famous King Kamehameha Statue, the State Capitol and Supreme Court, and finally, visit Punchbowl National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, the beautiful "Hill of Sacrifice"

Pearl Harbor North Shore Tour #5:
Visit historic Pearl Harbor, then visit the world-famous North Shore, famous for its surfing beaches, then sample fresh Hawaiian pineapple at the Dole Pineapple Plantation!

Pearl Harbor Aloha Flea Market #6:
After Pearl Harbor, we drop you off bright and early to the home of Hawaii's best bargains - The Aloha Stadium Swap Meet.

Pearl Harbor Circle Island Tour #7:
Best for visitors who don't have very many days in Hawaii, and want to see as much of the island as possible.  This tour is packed with sights and information, but you'll never feel rushed with our fun, knowledgeable drivers and comfortable, air-conditioned vehicles.

World War 2 Start to End #8:
After visiting the U.S.S. Arizona Memorial and museum, take a trolley to exclusive Ford Island, then tour the Mighty Mo, the U.S.S. Missouri, scene of Japan's surrender. All at Pearl Harbor Hawaii.

Step into the past...
Very few people who visit Pearl Harbor are not
affected by the still, calm beauty of the U.S.S.
Arizona memorial, with the majestic U.S.S.
Missouri now standing watch over her. This is
a "must-see" for anyone visiting Hawaii, and is
the #1 Visitor Attraction in the State.

Important Note: Pearl Harbor Security

Pearl Harbor is an active U.S. Military base, and
there are certain restrictions to what you can and
cannot take with you aboard the U.S.S. Arizona
Memorial. Backpacks, purses, and diaper bags
are not allowed, nor are large cameras. Do not
take anything you can't fit in your pocket. There
are lockers nearby. They are VERY STRICT
about this rule.