Full-Day Oahu Tour by Bus

Overview

For you to have the most fun you possibly can, we specifically designed our day, so you'll spend the MAXIMUM time outside of the bus having as much fun as humanly possible. We're "the tour for those who don't like tours."

City: Oahu

Sun 17 Nov

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Starting at $169.00

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Sun 17 Nov

Starting at $169.00

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Guides/Drivers

Use of Snorkelling equipment

Air-conditioned vehicle

You may choose from: Garlic Butter Coconut Battered Spicy Sriracha Spicy Garlic Butter They also have Kalua shredded pork, teriyaki chicken, and veggie noodles.

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Specialized infant seats are available
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

What To Expect

Green World Coffee Farms

Our first stop is a quick, wake up stop. We grab some local coffee, check their coffee plantation out back, use the restrooms and then head straight to Pipeline Beach!

Banzai Pipeline

Our second stop is Banzai Pipeline, possibly the most famous surf beach on earth.

Waimea Bay

Calm crystal clear water during summer and massive waves during winter, Waimea Bay is one of Oahu's most famous surf beaches and home of the Eddie Big Wave Invitational surf competition.

Turtle Bay Beach

Our fifth stop is "Turtle Beach," where meet our staffed life guard and snorkel instructor, grab our gear, and snorkel in the shallows with sea turtles!

Dole Plantation

Our last stop is Dole Pineapple Plantation, made famous for their Dole Whip pineapple sorbet.

Waimea Waterfall

If you'd like to enjoy a gorgeous nature walk ending with a swim at the base of a waterfall, we offer a "Waimea Falls Option." *Should you choose this option, you will miss out on both Pipeline Beach and Waimea Bay and there is an entrance fee of $16.

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Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (214)

kristieb341

Apr 2022

We ran into Kevo on our second to last day of our trip. Even before he finished telling us about the tour, we were sold. And we were not disappointed. Kevin was super informative and so much fun; learned so much about the island in general and its history. And everyone else on the team was so friendly and wonderful. Paddle boarding was a blast and we ate the best shrimp we have ever had. I would give this tour 10 stars if I could. My sister and I wish we were staying for a few more days so we could take this tour again. Be sure to take this tour, it’s definitely a must if you’re in Oahu!!!

TThull8504

Mar 2022

I was approached on the Waikiki beach by the owner Kevo. He is a very friendly guy who is very knowledgeable about the island of Oahu and a smooth talker. I was sceptical at first but took a chance on the tour he was pitching. My family and I met the stour guides Kevin and Dom at 7:30 in front of our hotel. Kevin’s passion for the Hawaiian islands and his culture is undeniable. What a blast he was to be around and he and Dom made the day so much fun. The pipeline at the north shore, snorkelling at the north shore, dole plantation visit, etc etc these guys were great fun. Kevin is a bomb tour guide and worth the price of the trip just for his passing on of Hawaiian history.

Nomad51653207718

Mar 2022

As we were waiting to eat breakfast at Eggs ‘n Things, we were walking around Waikiki Beach when we ran into Kevin. Kevin began to talk to us about his tour and all of the places they stop and visit. I am skeptical person and as I listened to Kevin talk, I knew we were going to rent a car during our week long stay and head to the same places as this tour. I continued to listen and found the idea of being dropped off/picked up and not having to worry about traffic or parking appealing. We took one of the brochures he was handing out and then went to breakfast. During breakfast we talked about either taking the trip on our own or taking a chance on this tour. We decided to take a chance and booked the tour. My two teenage boys 16/14 were excited about the tour. On the day of our tour we were met by our tour guide Kevin. He walked us to our bus driven by the other tour guide Damo. Being the first ones on the bus we able to talk with both of them and immediately they had us laughing and I knew it was going to be a great tour. Kevin and Damo did not disappoint. From Kevins great “dad jokes” to his knowledge about the Hawaiian culture and history we were kept informed and entertained. First stop was for coffee to get all us caffeinated. Then it was on to a Kawela bay beach that we had all to ourselves. Then it was on to pipeline beach to watch the surfers and waves. The highlight for our boys was the next stop. Paddle boarding!! The boys truly enjoyed paddle boarding but enjoyed the game that Kevin invented, “battle boarding”!!! Battle boarding involved knocking myself and their mom off our boards. It was fun watching others have fun and knock those that wanted to battle into the river. We continued paddling up the river and saw turtles and stopped for a bit so that the boys could swing off the tree swing into the river. We finished paddle boarding and then it was time to snorkel with the turtles. We could see the turtles in the surf as we stood in the beach. We snorkeled for a bit and then it was time for lunch. We stopped at a local food truck that had our lunch orders ready. After lunch it was time to head to the Dole plantation for a pineapple whip cone. Our tour was winding down and we were heading back to our hotel when we made one last unscheduled stop. We stopped in the area of the Aloha Tower at pier 9 and fed the tropical fish. Kevin actually was able to hand feed some of the local birds that were hanging around. It was nice to see how clean the harbor water was. After this we were dropped off and said our good byes. Kevin and Damo were top notch tour guides and kept the energy going all day long for all 21 of us on the tour. My youngest was amazed about the information he learned about Captain Cook and his ultimate demise. He continued to talk about it for the rest of our vacation. Both boys stated that this tour and specifically the paddle/battle bordering was the best part of the trip. If I could modify the tour, I would would cut out the Dole plantation and use that time at any of the other previous stops. Don’t get me wrong, it was nice to stop so I could say I was there but for me I would rather spend the time lounging in a secluded bay or snorkeling and paddle boarding. I would recommend this tour to all that are visiting the island and would like the the ease of someone else handling all of the details. We are already planning on coming back to this beautiful island and will take a repeat tour with Kevo’s tour. I would recommend this tour to those that are visiting. I would recommend taking the tour early in your stay so that you can go back and visit some of the places again if you so desire Aloha. Chris