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1

Waikiki

We pick-up guests at most hotels in Waikiki and drive down the Kalakaua Ave Road where you can see the beautiful Waikiki Beach the statue of Duke Kahanamoku, the god of surfing. Waikiki welcomes approximately 6 million visitors from all over the world every year.

2

Diamond Head Beach Park

Diamond Head is a volcanic crater and was formed more than 300,000 years ago. We will stop at Diamond Head Road lookout facing the Beach Park.

3

Kahala

Known as Beverly Hills of Hawaii, Kahala is home to some of the wealthiest Hawaii’s locals. Famous people and celebrities have vacation homes in this area.

4

Koko Marina Center

Leonard Rego Jr, a son of Portuguese immigrants to Hawaii, opened Leonard’s Bakery in the 50s in Honolulu and popularized Portuguese fried dough pastry, Malasadas. Today, malasadas have become a staple pastry in Hawaii. One original Malasada per person will be provided.

5

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Famous for its beautiful natural landscape, Hanauma Bay Lookout is located in the southeast coast of Oahu Island. It is a cone-shaped volcanic bay, and marine ecosystem full of coral reefs and fish thrive here.

6

Halona Blowhole

Halona Blowhole is a rock formation formed by lava flows that made natural holes in the rocks thousands of years ago. The rock formation shoots up the sea water into the air when the tide is strong and windy. Next to the Blowhole is the Eternity Beach, where From Here to Eternity was filmed.

7

Sandy Beach Park

Sandy Beach, also known as Breakneck Beach among locals, is a popular bodysurf spot. As the name implies, big shorebreaks cause many injuries to inexperienced bodysurfers. This will be the first restroom stop.

8

Makapu'u Point

We will pass by the easternmost point in Oahu, where you can see Rabbit Island located off shore of Makapu’u Point.

9

Waimanalo

Waimanalo is home to many Native Hawaiians. It is a quiet, neighborhood town compared to other places on the island.

10

Kailua

Whiskey Tasting: Ko’olau Distillery makes its spirits with natural rainwater that has been filtered for decades through layers of volcanic rock. The distillery was founded in 2018 and is owned by retired veterans who give back to the military and local communities. You can taste its Old Pali Road Whiskey, one of the First Hawaiian Whiskeys (only over 21 can participate in whiskey tasting) *This stop will be replaced with Byodo-In Temple on Sundays

11

Tropical Farms (The Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet)

Tropical Farm Macadamia Nut is located on the east coast of Oahu and is a great place to shop gifts and snacks. The outlet offers Kona Coffee and Macadamia Nut tasting stations.

12

Kualoa Regional Park

Kualoa Regional Park is a famous photo spot with a background of a small island called Mokoli’I. Mokoli’I, also known as Chinaman’s Hat to locals for its unique shape, is a basalt islet. This will be another restroom break

13

Kahuku

Hawaii's popular food, Garlic Shrimp Plate will be provided for lunch with juice at one of the food trucks in Kahuku, on Oahu's North Shore.

14

Pupukea

Pupukea is a small community up in North Shore. Pupukea is known for its unique beach and scenery. It is especially popular among locals and considered a hidden gem but can also be dangerous because of the sharp lava rocks (subject to road condition whether to pass or stop)

15

Dole Plantation

Dole Plantation is one of Oahu's most popular tourist attractions and welcomes over a million visitors a year. There are many unique souvenir items in the gift shop. Don’t forget to try the refreshing Dole Whip!

16

Green World Coffee Farms

We will stop for one more coffee break at Green World Coffee Farms. You can try various coffee flavors at the tasting station.

17

Waikiki

We pick-up guests at most hotels in Waikiki and drive down the Kalakaua Ave Road where you can see the beautiful Waikiki Beach the statue of Duke Kahanamoku, the god of surfing. Waikiki welcomes approximately 6 million visitors from all over the world every year.

18

Diamond Head Beach Park

Diamond Head is a volcanic crater and was formed more than 300,000 years ago. We will stop at Diamond Head Road lookout facing the Beach Park.

19

Kahala

Known as Beverly Hills of Hawaii, Kahala is home to some of the wealthiest Hawaii’s locals. Famous people and celebrities have vacation homes in this area.

20

Koko Marina Center

Leonard Rego Jr, a son of Portuguese immigrants to Hawaii, opened Leonard’s Bakery in the 50s in Honolulu and popularized Portuguese fried dough pastry, Malasadas. Today, malasadas have become a staple pastry in Hawaii. One original Malasada per person will be provided.

21

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Famous for its beautiful natural landscape, Hanauma Bay Lookout is located in the southeast coast of Oahu Island. It is a cone-shaped volcanic bay, and marine ecosystem full of coral reefs and fish thrive here.

22

Halona Blowhole

Halona Blowhole is a rock formation formed by lava flows that made natural holes in the rocks thousands of years ago. The rock formation shoots up the sea water into the air when the tide is strong and windy. Next to the Blowhole is the Eternity Beach, where From Here to Eternity was filmed.

23

Sandy Beach Park

Sandy Beach, also known as Breakneck Beach among locals, is a popular bodysurf spot. As the name implies, big shorebreaks cause many injuries to inexperienced bodysurfers. This will be the first restroom stop.

24

Makapu'u Point

We will pass by the easternmost point in Oahu, where you can see Rabbit Island located off shore of Makapu’u Point.

25

Waimanalo

Waimanalo is home to many Native Hawaiians. It is a quiet, neighborhood town compared to other places on the island.

26

Kailua

Whiskey Tasting: Ko’olau Distillery makes its spirits with natural rainwater that has been filtered for decades through layers of volcanic rock. The distillery was founded in 2018 and is owned by retired veterans who give back to the military and local communities. You can taste its Old Pali Road Whiskey, one of the First Hawaiian Whiskeys (only over 21 can participate in whiskey tasting) *This stop will be replaced with Byodo-In Temple on Sundays

27

Tropical Farms (The Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet)

Tropical Farm Macadamia Nut is located on the east coast of Oahu and is a great place to shop gifts and snacks. The outlet offers Kona Coffee and Macadamia Nut tasting stations.

28

Kualoa Regional Park

Kualoa Regional Park is a famous photo spot with a background of a small island called Mokoli’I. Mokoli’I, also known as Chinaman’s Hat to locals for its unique shape, is a basalt islet. This will be another restroom break

29

Kahuku

Hawaii's popular food, Garlic Shrimp Plate will be provided for lunch with juice at one of the food trucks in Kahuku, on Oahu's North Shore.

30

Pupukea

Pupukea is a small community up in North Shore. Pupukea is known for its unique beach and scenery. It is especially popular among locals and considered a hidden gem but can also be dangerous because of the sharp lava rocks (subject to road condition whether to pass or stop)

31

Dole Plantation

Dole Plantation is one of Oahu's most popular tourist attractions and welcomes over a million visitors a year. There are many unique souvenir items in the gift shop. Don’t forget to try the refreshing Dole Whip!

32

Green World Coffee Farms

We will stop for one more coffee break at Green World Coffee Farms. You can try various coffee flavors at the tasting station.

33

Waikiki

We pick-up guests at most hotels in Waikiki and drive down the Kalakaua Ave Road where you can see the beautiful Waikiki Beach the statue of Duke Kahanamoku, the god of surfing. Waikiki welcomes approximately 6 million visitors from all over the world every year.

34

Diamond Head Beach Park

Diamond Head is a volcanic crater and was formed more than 300,000 years ago. We will stop at Diamond Head Road lookout facing the Beach Park.

35

Kahala

Known as Beverly Hills of Hawaii, Kahala is home to some of the wealthiest Hawaii’s locals. Famous people and celebrities have vacation homes in this area.

36

Koko Marina Center

Leonard Rego Jr, a son of Portuguese immigrants to Hawaii, opened Leonard’s Bakery in the 50s in Honolulu and popularized Portuguese fried dough pastry, Malasadas. Today, malasadas have become a staple pastry in Hawaii. One original Malasada per person will be provided.

37

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Famous for its beautiful natural landscape, Hanauma Bay Lookout is located in the southeast coast of Oahu Island. It is a cone-shaped volcanic bay, and marine ecosystem full of coral reefs and fish thrive here.

38

Halona Blowhole

Halona Blowhole is a rock formation formed by lava flows that made natural holes in the rocks thousands of years ago. The rock formation shoots up the sea water into the air when the tide is strong and windy. Next to the Blowhole is the Eternity Beach, where From Here to Eternity was filmed.

39

Sandy Beach Park

Sandy Beach, also known as Breakneck Beach among locals, is a popular bodysurf spot. As the name implies, big shorebreaks cause many injuries to inexperienced bodysurfers. This will be the first restroom stop.

40

Makapu'u Point

We will pass by the easternmost point in Oahu, where you can see Rabbit Island located off shore of Makapu’u Point.

41

Waimanalo

Waimanalo is home to many Native Hawaiians. It is a quiet, neighborhood town compared to other places on the island.

42

Kailua

Whiskey Tasting: Ko’olau Distillery makes its spirits with natural rainwater that has been filtered for decades through layers of volcanic rock. The distillery was founded in 2018 and is owned by retired veterans who give back to the military and local communities. You can taste its Old Pali Road Whiskey, one of the First Hawaiian Whiskeys (only over 21 can participate in whiskey tasting) *This stop will be replaced with Byodo-In Temple on Sundays

43

Tropical Farms (The Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet)

Tropical Farm Macadamia Nut is located on the east coast of Oahu and is a great place to shop gifts and snacks. The outlet offers Kona Coffee and Macadamia Nut tasting stations.

44

Kualoa Regional Park

Kualoa Regional Park is a famous photo spot with a background of a small island called Mokoli’I. Mokoli’I, also known as Chinaman’s Hat to locals for its unique shape, is a basalt islet. This will be another restroom break

45

Kahuku

Hawaii's popular food, Garlic Shrimp Plate will be provided for lunch with juice at one of the food trucks in Kahuku, on Oahu's North Shore.

46

Pupukea

Pupukea is a small community up in North Shore. Pupukea is known for its unique beach and scenery. It is especially popular among locals and considered a hidden gem but can also be dangerous because of the sharp lava rocks (subject to road condition whether to pass or stop)

47

Dole Plantation

Dole Plantation is one of Oahu's most popular tourist attractions and welcomes over a million visitors a year. There are many unique souvenir items in the gift shop. Don’t forget to try the refreshing Dole Whip!

48

Green World Coffee Farms

We will stop for one more coffee break at Green World Coffee Farms. You can try various coffee flavors at the tasting station.

49

Waikiki

We pick-up guests at most hotels in Waikiki and drive down the Kalakaua Ave Road where you can see the beautiful Waikiki Beach the statue of Duke Kahanamoku, the god of surfing. Waikiki welcomes approximately 6 million visitors from all over the world every year.

50

Diamond Head Beach Park

Diamond Head is a volcanic crater and was formed more than 300,000 years ago. We will stop at Diamond Head Road lookout facing the Beach Park.

51

Kahala

Known as Beverly Hills of Hawaii, Kahala is home to some of the wealthiest Hawaii’s locals. Famous people and celebrities have vacation homes in this area.

52

Koko Marina Center

Leonard Rego Jr, a son of Portuguese immigrants to Hawaii, opened Leonard’s Bakery in the 50s in Honolulu and popularized Portuguese fried dough pastry, Malasadas. Today, malasadas have become a staple pastry in Hawaii. One original Malasada per person will be provided.

53

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Famous for its beautiful natural landscape, Hanauma Bay Lookout is located in the southeast coast of Oahu Island. It is a cone-shaped volcanic bay, and marine ecosystem full of coral reefs and fish thrive here.

54

Halona Blowhole

Halona Blowhole is a rock formation formed by lava flows that made natural holes in the rocks thousands of years ago. The rock formation shoots up the sea water into the air when the tide is strong and windy. Next to the Blowhole is the Eternity Beach, where From Here to Eternity was filmed.

55

Sandy Beach Park

Sandy Beach, also known as Breakneck Beach among locals, is a popular bodysurf spot. As the name implies, big shorebreaks cause many injuries to inexperienced bodysurfers. This will be the first restroom stop.

56

Makapu'u Point

We will pass by the easternmost point in Oahu, where you can see Rabbit Island located off shore of Makapu’u Point.

57

Waimanalo

Waimanalo is home to many Native Hawaiians. It is a quiet, neighborhood town compared to other places on the island.

58

Kailua

Whiskey Tasting: Ko’olau Distillery makes its spirits with natural rainwater that has been filtered for decades through layers of volcanic rock. The distillery was founded in 2018 and is owned by retired veterans who give back to the military and local communities. You can taste its Old Pali Road Whiskey, one of the First Hawaiian Whiskeys (only over 21 can participate in whiskey tasting) *This stop will be replaced with Byodo-In Temple on Sundays

59

Tropical Farms (The Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet)

Tropical Farm Macadamia Nut is located on the east coast of Oahu and is a great place to shop gifts and snacks. The outlet offers Kona Coffee and Macadamia Nut tasting stations.

60

Kualoa Regional Park

Kualoa Regional Park is a famous photo spot with a background of a small island called Mokoli’I. Mokoli’I, also known as Chinaman’s Hat to locals for its unique shape, is a basalt islet. This will be another restroom break

61

Kahuku

Hawaii's popular food, Garlic Shrimp Plate will be provided for lunch with juice at one of the food trucks in Kahuku, on Oahu's North Shore.

62

Pupukea

Pupukea is a small community up in North Shore. Pupukea is known for its unique beach and scenery. It is especially popular among locals and considered a hidden gem but can also be dangerous because of the sharp lava rocks (subject to road condition whether to pass or stop)

63

Dole Plantation

Dole Plantation is one of Oahu's most popular tourist attractions and welcomes over a million visitors a year. There are many unique souvenir items in the gift shop. Don’t forget to try the refreshing Dole Whip!

64

Green World Coffee Farms

We will stop for one more coffee break at Green World Coffee Farms. You can try various coffee flavors at the tasting station.

65

Waikiki

Nous prenons en charge les clients dans la plupart des hôtels de Waikiki et descendons la Kalakaua Ave Road où vous pourrez voir la magnifique plage de Waikiki et la statue du duc Kahanamoku, le dieu du surf. Waikiki accueille chaque année environ 6 millions de visiteurs du monde entier.

66

Parc de la plage de Diamond Head

Diamond Head est un cratère volcanique et s'est formé il y a plus de 300 000 ans. Nous nous arrêterons au belvédère de Diamond Head Road face au Beach Park.

67

Kahala

Connu sous le nom de Beverly Hills d'Hawaï, Kahala abrite certains des habitants les plus riches d'Hawaï. Des personnes célèbres et des célébrités ont des maisons de vacances dans cette région.

68

Koko Marina Centre

Leonard Rego Jr, un fils d'immigrants portugais à Hawaï, a ouvert Leonard's Bakery dans les années 50 à Honolulu et a popularisé la pâte frite portugaise Malasadas. Aujourd'hui, les malasadas sont devenues une pâtisserie de base à Hawaï. Un Malasada original par personne sera fourni.

69

Réserve naturelle de la baie d'Hanauma

Célèbre pour son magnifique paysage naturel, Hanauma Bay Lookout est situé sur la côte sud-est de l'île d'Oahu. C'est une baie volcanique en forme de cône, et un écosystème marin plein de récifs coralliens et de poissons prospère ici.

70

Évent Halona

Halona Blowhole est une formation rocheuse formée par des coulées de lave qui ont creusé des trous naturels dans les roches il y a des milliers d'années. La formation rocheuse projette l'eau de mer dans les airs lorsque la marée est forte et venteuse. À côté du Blowhole se trouve la plage de l'éternité, où From Here to Eternity a été filmé.

71

Parc de la plage de sable

Sandy Beach, également connue sous le nom de Breakneck Beach parmi les habitants, est un spot de bodysurf populaire. Comme son nom l'indique, les gros shorebreaks causent de nombreuses blessures aux bodysurfers inexpérimentés. Ce sera le premier arrêt des toilettes.

72

Pointe Makapu'u

Nous passerons par le point le plus à l'est d'Oahu, où vous pourrez voir Rabbit Island située au large de Makapu'u Point.

73

Waimanalo

Waimanalo abrite de nombreux Hawaïens autochtones. C'est une ville de quartier calme par rapport à d'autres endroits de l'île.

74

Kailua

Dégustation de whisky : La distillerie Ko'olau fabrique ses spiritueux avec de l'eau de pluie naturelle qui a été filtrée pendant des décennies à travers des couches de roche volcanique. La distillerie a été fondée en 2018 et appartient à des anciens combattants à la retraite qui redonnent aux militaires et aux communautés locales. Vous pourrez déguster son whisky Old Pali Road, l'un des premiers whiskies hawaïens (seuls plus de 21 peuvent participer à la dégustation de whisky) *Cet arrêt sera remplacé par le temple Byodo-In le dimanche

75

Fermes tropicales (The Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet)

Tropical Farm Macadamia Nut est situé sur la côte est d'Oahu et est un endroit idéal pour acheter des cadeaux et des collations. Le point de vente propose des stations de dégustation de café Kona et de noix de macadamia.

76

Parc régional de Kualoa

Le parc régional de Kualoa est un spot photo célèbre avec en arrière-plan une petite île appelée Mokoli'I. Mokoli'I, également connu sous le nom de Chinaman's Hat pour sa forme unique, est un îlot de basalte. Ce sera une autre pause toilettes

77

Kahuku

La nourriture populaire d'Hawaï, l'assiette de crevettes à l'ail, sera servie pour le déjeuner avec du jus dans l'un des food trucks de Kahuku, sur la côte nord d'Oahu.

78

Pupucée

Pupukea est une petite communauté de North Shore. Pupukea est connue pour sa plage et ses paysages uniques. Il est particulièrement populaire parmi les habitants et considéré comme un joyau caché, mais peut également être dangereux en raison des roches de lave pointues (sous réserve de l'état de la route, qu'il s'agisse de passer ou de s'arrêter).

79

Plantation de Dole

Dole Plantation est l'une des attractions touristiques les plus populaires d'Oahu et accueille plus d'un million de visiteurs par an. Il y a de nombreux articles souvenirs uniques dans la boutique de cadeaux. N'oubliez pas d'essayer le rafraîchissant Dole Whip!

80

Fermes de café du monde vert

Nous nous arrêterons pour une autre pause-café à Green World Coffee Farms. Vous pouvez essayer différentes saveurs de café à la station de dégustation.

81

Waikiki

We pick-up guests at most hotels in Waikiki and drive down the Kalakaua Ave Road where you can see the beautiful Waikiki Beach the statue of Duke Kahanamoku, the god of surfing. Waikiki welcomes approximately 6 million visitors from all over the world every year.

82

Kahala

Known as Beverly Hills of Hawaii, Kahala is home to some of the wealthiest Hawaii’s locals. Famous people and celebrities have vacation homes in this area.

83

Koko Marina Center

Leonard Rego Jr, a son of Portuguese immigrants to Hawaii, opened Leonard’s Bakery in the 50s in Honolulu and popularized Portuguese fried dough pastry, Malasadas. Today, malasadas have become a staple pastry in Hawaii. One original Malasada per person will be provided.

84

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Famous for its beautiful natural landscape, Hanauma Bay Lookout is located in the southeast coast of Oahu Island. It is a cone-shaped volcanic bay, and marine ecosystem full of coral reefs and fish thrive here.

85

Halona Blowhole

Halona Blowhole is a rock formation formed by lava flows that made natural holes in the rocks thousands of years ago. The rock formation shoots up the sea water into the air when the tide is strong and windy. Next to the Blowhole is the Eternity Beach, where From Here to Eternity was filmed.

86

Sandy Beach Park

Sandy Beach, also known as Breakneck Beach among locals, is a popular bodysurf spot. As the name implies, big shorebreaks cause many injuries to inexperienced bodysurfers. This will be the first restroom stop.

87

Makapu‘U Point

We will pass by the easternmost point in Oahu, where you can see Rabbit Island located off shore of Makapu’u Point.

88

Waimanalo

Waimanalo is home to many Native Hawaiians. It is a quiet, neighborhood town compared to other places on the island.

89

Byodo-In Temple

As one of the hidden gems in Oahu, Byodo-In Temple was completed in 1968 to commemorate 100th anniversary of the first Japanese immigrant to Hawaii. It was built to replicate a Buddhist temple, Byōdō-in, in Japan. The temple is also featured in American drama LOST.

90

Tropical Farms (The Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet)

Tropical Farm Macadamia Nut is located on the east coast of Oahu and is a great place to shop gifts and snacks. The outlet offers Kona Coffee and Macadamia Nut tasting stations.

91

Kualoa Regional Park

Kualoa Regional Park is a famous photo spot with a background of a small island called Mokoli’I. Mokoli’I, also known as Chinaman’s Hat to locals for its unique shape, is a basalt islet. This will be another restroom break

92

Kahuku

Hawaii's popular food, Garlic Shrimp Plate will be provided for lunch with juice at one of the food trucks in Kahuku, on Oahu's North Shore.

93

Pupukea

Pupukea is a small community up in North Shore. Pupukea is known for its unique beach and scenery. It is especially popular among locals and considered a hidden gem but can also be dangerous because of the sharp lava rocks (subject to road condition whether to pass or stop)

94

Dole Plantation

Dole Plantation is one of Oahu's most popular tourist attractions and welcomes over a million visitors a year. There are many unique souvenir items in the gift shop. Don’t forget to try the refreshing Dole Whip!

95

Green World Coffee Farms

We will stop for one more coffee break at Green World Coffee Farms. You can try various coffee flavors at the tasting station.

96

Waikiki

We pick-up guests at most hotels in Waikiki and drive down the Kalakaua Ave Road where you can see the beautiful Waikiki Beach the statue of Duke Kahanamoku, the god of surfing. Waikiki welcomes approximately 6 million visitors from all over the world every year.

97

Kahala

Known as Beverly Hills of Hawaii, Kahala is home to some of the wealthiest Hawaii’s locals. Famous people and celebrities have vacation homes in this area.

98

Koko Marina Center

Leonard Rego Jr, a son of Portuguese immigrants to Hawaii, opened Leonard’s Bakery in the 50s in Honolulu and popularized Portuguese fried dough pastry, Malasadas. Today, malasadas have become a staple pastry in Hawaii. One original Malasada per person will be provided.

99

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Famous for its beautiful natural landscape, Hanauma Bay Lookout is located in the southeast coast of Oahu Island. It is a cone-shaped volcanic bay, and marine ecosystem full of coral reefs and fish thrive here.

100

Halona Blowhole

Halona Blowhole is a rock formation formed by lava flows that made natural holes in the rocks thousands of years ago. The rock formation shoots up the sea water into the air when the tide is strong and windy. Next to the Blowhole is the Eternity Beach, where From Here to Eternity was filmed.

101

Sandy Beach Park

Sandy Beach, also known as Breakneck Beach among locals, is a popular bodysurf spot. As the name implies, big shorebreaks cause many injuries to inexperienced bodysurfers. This will be the first restroom stop.

102

Makapu‘U Point

We will pass by the easternmost point in Oahu, where you can see Rabbit Island located off shore of Makapu’u Point.

103

Waimanalo

Waimanalo is home to many Native Hawaiians. It is a quiet, neighborhood town compared to other places on the island.

104

Byodo-In Temple

As one of the hidden gems in Oahu, Byodo-In Temple was completed in 1968 to commemorate 100th anniversary of the first Japanese immigrant to Hawaii. It was built to replicate a Buddhist temple, Byōdō-in, in Japan. The temple is also featured in American drama LOST.

105

Tropical Farms (The Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet)

Tropical Farm Macadamia Nut is located on the east coast of Oahu and is a great place to shop gifts and snacks. The outlet offers Kona Coffee and Macadamia Nut tasting stations.

106

Kualoa Regional Park

Kualoa Regional Park is a famous photo spot with a background of a small island called Mokoli’I. Mokoli’I, also known as Chinaman’s Hat to locals for its unique shape, is a basalt islet. This will be another restroom break

107

Kahuku

Hawaii's popular food, Garlic Shrimp Plate will be provided for lunch with juice at one of the food trucks in Kahuku, on Oahu's North Shore.

108

Pupukea

Pupukea is a small community up in North Shore. Pupukea is known for its unique beach and scenery. It is especially popular among locals and considered a hidden gem but can also be dangerous because of the sharp lava rocks (subject to road condition whether to pass or stop)

109

Dole Plantation

Dole Plantation is one of Oahu's most popular tourist attractions and welcomes over a million visitors a year. There are many unique souvenir items in the gift shop. Don’t forget to try the refreshing Dole Whip!

110

Green World Coffee Farms

We will stop for one more coffee break at Green World Coffee Farms. You can try various coffee flavors at the tasting station.

111

Waikiki

We pick-up guests at most hotels in Waikiki and drive down the Kalakaua Ave Road where you can see the beautiful Waikiki Beach the statue of Duke Kahanamoku, the god of surfing. Waikiki welcomes approximately 6 million visitors from all over the world every year.

112

Kahala

Known as Beverly Hills of Hawaii, Kahala is home to some of the wealthiest Hawaii’s locals. Famous people and celebrities have vacation homes in this area.

113

Koko Marina Center

Leonard Rego Jr, a son of Portuguese immigrants to Hawaii, opened Leonard’s Bakery in the 50s in Honolulu and popularized Portuguese fried dough pastry, Malasadas. Today, malasadas have become a staple pastry in Hawaii. One original Malasada per person will be provided.

114

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Famous for its beautiful natural landscape, Hanauma Bay Lookout is located in the southeast coast of Oahu Island. It is a cone-shaped volcanic bay, and marine ecosystem full of coral reefs and fish thrive here.

115

Halona Blowhole

Halona Blowhole is a rock formation formed by lava flows that made natural holes in the rocks thousands of years ago. The rock formation shoots up the sea water into the air when the tide is strong and windy. Next to the Blowhole is the Eternity Beach, where From Here to Eternity was filmed.

116

Sandy Beach Park

Sandy Beach, also known as Breakneck Beach among locals, is a popular bodysurf spot. As the name implies, big shorebreaks cause many injuries to inexperienced bodysurfers. This will be the first restroom stop.

117

Makapu‘U Point

We will pass by the easternmost point in Oahu, where you can see Rabbit Island located off shore of Makapu’u Point.

118

Waimanalo

Waimanalo is home to many Native Hawaiians. It is a quiet, neighborhood town compared to other places on the island.

119

Byodo-In Temple

As one of the hidden gems in Oahu, Byodo-In Temple was completed in 1968 to commemorate 100th anniversary of the first Japanese immigrant to Hawaii. It was built to replicate a Buddhist temple, Byōdō-in, in Japan. The temple is also featured in American drama LOST.

120

Tropical Farms (The Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet)

Tropical Farm Macadamia Nut is located on the east coast of Oahu and is a great place to shop gifts and snacks. The outlet offers Kona Coffee and Macadamia Nut tasting stations.

121

Kualoa Regional Park

Kualoa Regional Park is a famous photo spot with a background of a small island called Mokoli’I. Mokoli’I, also known as Chinaman’s Hat to locals for its unique shape, is a basalt islet. This will be another restroom break

122

Kahuku

Hawaii's popular food, Garlic Shrimp Plate will be provided for lunch with juice at one of the food trucks in Kahuku, on Oahu's North Shore.

123

Pupukea

Pupukea is a small community up in North Shore. Pupukea is known for its unique beach and scenery. It is especially popular among locals and considered a hidden gem but can also be dangerous because of the sharp lava rocks (subject to road condition whether to pass or stop)

124

Dole Plantation

Dole Plantation is one of Oahu's most popular tourist attractions and welcomes over a million visitors a year. There are many unique souvenir items in the gift shop. Don’t forget to try the refreshing Dole Whip!

125

Green World Coffee Farms

We will stop for one more coffee break at Green World Coffee Farms. You can try various coffee flavors at the tasting station.

126

Waikiki

We pick-up guests at most hotels in Waikiki and drive down the Kalakaua Ave Road where you can see the beautiful Waikiki Beach the statue of Duke Kahanamoku, the god of surfing. Waikiki welcomes approximately 6 million visitors from all over the world every year.

127

Kahala

Known as Beverly Hills of Hawaii, Kahala is home to some of the wealthiest Hawaii’s locals. Famous people and celebrities have vacation homes in this area.

128

Koko Marina Center

Leonard Rego Jr, a son of Portuguese immigrants to Hawaii, opened Leonard’s Bakery in the 50s in Honolulu and popularized Portuguese fried dough pastry, Malasadas. Today, malasadas have become a staple pastry in Hawaii. One original Malasada per person will be provided.

129

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Famous for its beautiful natural landscape, Hanauma Bay Lookout is located in the southeast coast of Oahu Island. It is a cone-shaped volcanic bay, and marine ecosystem full of coral reefs and fish thrive here.

130

Halona Blowhole

Halona Blowhole is a rock formation formed by lava flows that made natural holes in the rocks thousands of years ago. The rock formation shoots up the sea water into the air when the tide is strong and windy. Next to the Blowhole is the Eternity Beach, where From Here to Eternity was filmed.

131

Sandy Beach Park

Sandy Beach, also known as Breakneck Beach among locals, is a popular bodysurf spot. As the name implies, big shorebreaks cause many injuries to inexperienced bodysurfers. This will be the first restroom stop.

132

Makapu‘U Point

We will pass by the easternmost point in Oahu, where you can see Rabbit Island located off shore of Makapu’u Point.

133

Waimanalo

Waimanalo is home to many Native Hawaiians. It is a quiet, neighborhood town compared to other places on the island.

134

Byodo-In Temple

As one of the hidden gems in Oahu, Byodo-In Temple was completed in 1968 to commemorate 100th anniversary of the first Japanese immigrant to Hawaii. It was built to replicate a Buddhist temple, Byōdō-in, in Japan. The temple is also featured in American drama LOST.

135

Tropical Farms (The Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet)

Tropical Farm Macadamia Nut is located on the east coast of Oahu and is a great place to shop gifts and snacks. The outlet offers Kona Coffee and Macadamia Nut tasting stations.

136

Kualoa Regional Park

Kualoa Regional Park is a famous photo spot with a background of a small island called Mokoli’I. Mokoli’I, also known as Chinaman’s Hat to locals for its unique shape, is a basalt islet. This will be another restroom break

137

Kahuku

Hawaii's popular food, Garlic Shrimp Plate will be provided for lunch with juice at one of the food trucks in Kahuku, on Oahu's North Shore.

138

Pupukea

Pupukea is a small community up in North Shore. Pupukea is known for its unique beach and scenery. It is especially popular among locals and considered a hidden gem but can also be dangerous because of the sharp lava rocks (subject to road condition whether to pass or stop)

139

Dole Plantation

Dole Plantation is one of Oahu's most popular tourist attractions and welcomes over a million visitors a year. There are many unique souvenir items in the gift shop. Don’t forget to try the refreshing Dole Whip!

140

Green World Coffee Farms

We will stop for one more coffee break at Green World Coffee Farms. You can try various coffee flavors at the tasting station.

141

Waikiki

We pick-up guests at most hotels in Waikiki and drive down the Kalakaua Ave Road where you can see the beautiful Waikiki Beach the statue of Duke Kahanamoku, the god of surfing. Waikiki welcomes approximately 6 million visitors from all over the world every year.

142

Kahala

Known as Beverly Hills of Hawaii, Kahala is home to some of the wealthiest Hawaii’s locals. Famous people and celebrities have vacation homes in this area.

143

Koko Marina Center

Leonard Rego Jr, a son of Portuguese immigrants to Hawaii, opened Leonard’s Bakery in the 50s in Honolulu and popularized Portuguese fried dough pastry, Malasadas. Today, malasadas have become a staple pastry in Hawaii. One original Malasada per person will be provided.

144

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Famous for its beautiful natural landscape, Hanauma Bay Lookout is located in the southeast coast of Oahu Island. It is a cone-shaped volcanic bay, and marine ecosystem full of coral reefs and fish thrive here.

145

Halona Blowhole

Halona Blowhole is a rock formation formed by lava flows that made natural holes in the rocks thousands of years ago. The rock formation shoots up the sea water into the air when the tide is strong and windy. Next to the Blowhole is the Eternity Beach, where From Here to Eternity was filmed.

146

Sandy Beach Park

Sandy Beach, also known as Breakneck Beach among locals, is a popular bodysurf spot. As the name implies, big shorebreaks cause many injuries to inexperienced bodysurfers. This will be the first restroom stop.

147

Makapu‘U Point

We will pass by the easternmost point in Oahu, where you can see Rabbit Island located off shore of Makapu’u Point.

148

Waimanalo

Waimanalo is home to many Native Hawaiians. It is a quiet, neighborhood town compared to other places on the island.

149

Byodo-In Temple

As one of the hidden gems in Oahu, Byodo-In Temple was completed in 1968 to commemorate 100th anniversary of the first Japanese immigrant to Hawaii. It was built to replicate a Buddhist temple, Byōdō-in, in Japan. The temple is also featured in American drama LOST.

150

Tropical Farms (The Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet)

Tropical Farm Macadamia Nut is located on the east coast of Oahu and is a great place to shop gifts and snacks. The outlet offers Kona Coffee and Macadamia Nut tasting stations.

151

Kualoa Regional Park

Kualoa Regional Park is a famous photo spot with a background of a small island called Mokoli’I. Mokoli’I, also known as Chinaman’s Hat to locals for its unique shape, is a basalt islet. This will be another restroom break

152

Kahuku

Hawaii's popular food, Garlic Shrimp Plate will be provided for lunch with juice at one of the food trucks in Kahuku, on Oahu's North Shore.

153

Pupukea

Pupukea is a small community up in North Shore. Pupukea is known for its unique beach and scenery. It is especially popular among locals and considered a hidden gem but can also be dangerous because of the sharp lava rocks (subject to road condition whether to pass or stop)

154

Dole Plantation

Dole Plantation is one of Oahu's most popular tourist attractions and welcomes over a million visitors a year. There are many unique souvenir items in the gift shop. Don’t forget to try the refreshing Dole Whip!

155

Green World Coffee Farms

We will stop for one more coffee break at Green World Coffee Farms. You can try various coffee flavors at the tasting station.

156

Waikiki

We pick-up guests at most hotels in Waikiki and drive down the Kalakaua Ave Road where you can see the beautiful Waikiki Beach the statue of Duke Kahanamoku, the god of surfing. Waikiki welcomes approximately 6 million visitors from all over the world every year.

157

Kahala

Known as Beverly Hills of Hawaii, Kahala is home to some of the wealthiest Hawaii’s locals. Famous people and celebrities have vacation homes in this area.

158

Koko Marina Center

Leonard Rego Jr, a son of Portuguese immigrants to Hawaii, opened Leonard’s Bakery in the 50s in Honolulu and popularized Portuguese fried dough pastry, Malasadas. Today, malasadas have become a staple pastry in Hawaii. One original Malasada per person will be provided.

159

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Famous for its beautiful natural landscape, Hanauma Bay Lookout is located in the southeast coast of Oahu Island. It is a cone-shaped volcanic bay, and marine ecosystem full of coral reefs and fish thrive here.

160

Halona Blowhole

Halona Blowhole is a rock formation formed by lava flows that made natural holes in the rocks thousands of years ago. The rock formation shoots up the sea water into the air when the tide is strong and windy. Next to the Blowhole is the Eternity Beach, where From Here to Eternity was filmed.

161

Sandy Beach Park

Sandy Beach, also known as Breakneck Beach among locals, is a popular bodysurf spot. As the name implies, big shorebreaks cause many injuries to inexperienced bodysurfers. This will be the first restroom stop.

162

Makapu‘U Point

We will pass by the easternmost point in Oahu, where you can see Rabbit Island located off shore of Makapu’u Point.

163

Waimanalo

Waimanalo is home to many Native Hawaiians. It is a quiet, neighborhood town compared to other places on the island.

164

Byodo-In Temple

As one of the hidden gems in Oahu, Byodo-In Temple was completed in 1968 to commemorate 100th anniversary of the first Japanese immigrant to Hawaii. It was built to replicate a Buddhist temple, Byōdō-in, in Japan. The temple is also featured in American drama LOST.

165

Tropical Farms (The Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet)

Tropical Farm Macadamia Nut is located on the east coast of Oahu and is a great place to shop gifts and snacks. The outlet offers Kona Coffee and Macadamia Nut tasting stations.

166

Kualoa Regional Park

Kualoa Regional Park is a famous photo spot with a background of a small island called Mokoli’I. Mokoli’I, also known as Chinaman’s Hat to locals for its unique shape, is a basalt islet. This will be another restroom break

167

Kahuku

Hawaii's popular food, Garlic Shrimp Plate will be provided for lunch with juice at one of the food trucks in Kahuku, on Oahu's North Shore.

168

Pupukea

Pupukea is a small community up in North Shore. Pupukea is known for its unique beach and scenery. It is especially popular among locals and considered a hidden gem but can also be dangerous because of the sharp lava rocks (subject to road condition whether to pass or stop)

169

Dole Plantation

Dole Plantation is one of Oahu's most popular tourist attractions and welcomes over a million visitors a year. There are many unique souvenir items in the gift shop. Don’t forget to try the refreshing Dole Whip!

170

Green World Coffee Farms

We will stop for one more coffee break at Green World Coffee Farms. You can try various coffee flavors at the tasting station.