Les meilleurs événements de la ville Oahu. Visite privée d'une demi-journée de la côte sud-est avec séance photo gratuite par un photographe commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. Experience Oahu Like Never Before!<br><br>Join us on a one-of-a-kind private experience that blends Hawaiian history, breathtaking scenery, and an exclusive video experience!<br><br>Walk Through History – Explore the rich heritage of downtown Honolulu, where iconic historical buildings and landmarks tell the story of Hawaii’s royal past

1

Nu’uanu Pali

Our epic journey will start at Pali Lookout at the edge of Nu'uanu Valley, one of the most breathtaking scenic places on Oahu, it's also where the epic battle of Nu'uanu took place, the final battle where King Kamehameha the Great and his forces gained the control of Oahu.

2

Waimanalo Beach

Next stop we will visit Waimanalo bay (except for weekends), this beautiful bay has the longest stretch of sandy shoreline on Oahu, 5.5 miles of stunning white sand beaches and emerald color ocean water with the majestic Ko'olau mountain range as the backdrop surrounded by an iron wood tree forest.

3

Makai Research Pier

We will then journey to Makai Research Pier, what could be so unique about this place you might ask, the answer lies under it's giant pier, from a photographers perspective under the pier of this institute provides very unique and artistic photographs.

4

Makapu'u Beach

Afterwards we will head to Makapu'u Beach, capture daring body surfers in action as they battle with ferocious waves, a spectacular sight for photos with Makapu'u mountain as the backdrop and Makapu'u Lighthouse perched above it.

5

Makapu'u Point

Next stop we will explore Makapu'u Lookout, one of the highlights of the South Shore tour, this place will blow your mind! as it sits on top of Makapu'u mountain you will get a birds eye view of Makapu'u Beach, Rabbit island and Black island, and Waimanalo Bay off in the horizon, also a great place for watching hand gliders in action as they swoop down below, hands down one of the best scenic sights in all of Oahu.

6

Pele's Chair

Explore the Kaiwi Shoreline trail that leads to a secluded beach and stunning rock formations dubbed the "Pele's Chair" the goddess of volcanoes from Hawaiian mythology, an excellent place for photos.

7

Halona Blowhole

we will then head over to Halona blowhole, a lava tube that blasts out ocean waves that come crashing on shore.

8

Eternity Beach

Halona Cove also known as Eternity Beach where the infamous kissing scene was filmed from the classic 1953 Hollywood movie "From Here to Eternity" starring Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr.

9

Lanai lookout

We will then journey to Lanai lookout, Lanai meaning "Terrace or Veranda", this is truly Oahu's backyard with breath taking hardened lava formations that cascade down to the ocean from Koko head crater, it's also a great place for whale watching during our winter months.

10

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Afterwards we will head over to Hanauma Bay Lookout (closed on Tuesdays), an incredible marine sanctuary nestled inside a crater of an extinct volcano! It's also where the majority of one of Elvis Presley's most famous movies "Blue Hawaii" was filmed.

11

China Walls

we will then explore China Walls, off the beaten path this unique hidden gem for local surfers provides breathtaking scenery of giant steep cliffs made from lava formations and offers panoramic ocean views, below the cliffs daring surfers take on ferocious waves that come crashing in, another great spot for watching whales that come very close to it's shores during the winter months.

12

Hawaii Kai Lookout

Check out a stunning bird's-eye view of Hawaii Kai Town and Koko Crater on the way to Koko Marina

13

Koko Marina Center

As it hits past noon and our stomachs start to growl we will stop by Sophie's Gourmet Pizzeria for lunch at Koko Marina (includes a 10% discount off your purchase), this is one of the best pizzerias in Oahu, enjoy a delicious stone oven pizza while taking in the beautiful views of Koko marina, there are also many other restaurants you can choose to eat from within the marina.

14

Tantalus Lookout Puu Ualakaa State Park

Our last stop of this incredible journey will be at Tantalus Lookout, another spectacular lookout where you can capture all of Honolulu and the iconic Diamond Head crater, this place offers one of the best city views on the island!

15

Nu’uanu Pali

Our epic journey will start at Pali Lookout at the edge of Nu'uanu Valley, one of the most breathtaking scenic places on Oahu, it's also where the epic battle of Nu'uanu took place, the final battle where King Kamehameha the Great and his forces gained the control of Oahu.

16

Waimanalo Beach

Next stop we will visit Waimanalo bay (except for weekends), this beautiful bay has the longest stretch of sandy shoreline on Oahu, 5.5 miles of stunning white sand beaches and emerald color ocean water with the majestic Ko'olau mountain range as the backdrop surrounded by an iron wood tree forest.

17

Makai Research Pier

We will then journey to Makai Research Pier, what could be so unique about this place you might ask, the answer lies under it's giant pier, from a photographers perspective under the pier of this institute provides very unique and artistic photographs.

18

Makapu'u Beach

Afterwards we will head to Makapu'u Beach, capture daring body surfers in action as they battle with ferocious waves, a spectacular sight for photos with Makapu'u mountain as the backdrop and Makapu'u Lighthouse perched above it.

19

Makapu'u Point

Next stop we will explore Makapu'u Lookout, one of the highlights of the South Shore tour, this place will blow your mind! as it sits on top of Makapu'u mountain you will get a birds eye view of Makapu'u Beach, Rabbit island and Black island, and Waimanalo Bay off in the horizon, also a great place for watching hand gliders in action as they swoop down below, hands down one of the best scenic sights in all of Oahu.

20

Pele's Chair

Explore the Kaiwi Shoreline trail that leads to a secluded beach and stunning rock formations dubbed the "Pele's Chair" the goddess of volcanoes from Hawaiian mythology, an excellent place for photos.

21

Halona Blowhole

we will then head over to Halona blowhole, a lava tube that blasts out ocean waves that come crashing on shore.

22

Eternity Beach

Halona Cove also known as Eternity Beach where the infamous kissing scene was filmed from the classic 1953 Hollywood movie "From Here to Eternity" starring Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr.

23

Lanai lookout

We will then journey to Lanai lookout, Lanai meaning "Terrace or Veranda", this is truly Oahu's backyard with breath taking hardened lava formations that cascade down to the ocean from Koko head crater, it's also a great place for whale watching during our winter months.

24

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Afterwards we will head over to Hanauma Bay Lookout (closed on Tuesdays), an incredible marine sanctuary nestled inside a crater of an extinct volcano! It's also where the majority of one of Elvis Presley's most famous movies "Blue Hawaii" was filmed.

25

China Walls

we will then explore China Walls, off the beaten path this unique hidden gem for local surfers provides breathtaking scenery of giant steep cliffs made from lava formations and offers panoramic ocean views, below the cliffs daring surfers take on ferocious waves that come crashing in, another great spot for watching whales that come very close to it's shores during the winter months.

26

Hawaii Kai Lookout

Check out a stunning bird's-eye view of Hawaii Kai Town and Koko Crater on the way to Koko Marina

27

Koko Marina Center

As it hits past noon and our stomachs start to growl we will stop by Sophie's Gourmet Pizzeria for lunch at Koko Marina (includes a 10% discount off your purchase), this is one of the best pizzerias in Oahu, enjoy a delicious stone oven pizza while taking in the beautiful views of Koko marina, there are also many other restaurants you can choose to eat from within the marina.

28

Tantalus Lookout Puu Ualakaa State Park

Our last stop of this incredible journey will be at Tantalus Lookout, another spectacular lookout where you can capture all of Honolulu and the iconic Diamond Head crater, this place offers one of the best city views on the island!

29

Nu’uanu Pali

Our epic journey will start at Pali Lookout at the edge of Nu'uanu Valley, one of the most breathtaking scenic places on Oahu, it's also where the epic battle of Nu'uanu took place, the final battle where King Kamehameha the Great and his forces gained the control of Oahu.

30

Waimanalo Beach

Next stop we will visit Waimanalo bay (except for weekends), this beautiful bay has the longest stretch of sandy shoreline on Oahu, 5.5 miles of stunning white sand beaches and emerald color ocean water with the majestic Ko'olau mountain range as the backdrop surrounded by an iron wood tree forest.

31

Makai Research Pier

We will then journey to Makai Research Pier, what could be so unique about this place you might ask, the answer lies under it's giant pier, from a photographers perspective under the pier of this institute provides very unique and artistic photographs.

32

Makapu'u Beach

Afterwards we will head to Makapu'u Beach, capture daring body surfers in action as they battle with ferocious waves, a spectacular sight for photos with Makapu'u mountain as the backdrop and Makapu'u Lighthouse perched above it.

33

Makapu'u Point

Next stop we will explore Makapu'u Lookout, one of the highlights of the South Shore tour, this place will blow your mind! as it sits on top of Makapu'u mountain you will get a birds eye view of Makapu'u Beach, Rabbit island and Black island, and Waimanalo Bay off in the horizon, also a great place for watching hand gliders in action as they swoop down below, hands down one of the best scenic sights in all of Oahu.

34

Pele's Chair

Explore the Kaiwi Shoreline trail that leads to a secluded beach and stunning rock formations dubbed the "Pele's Chair" the goddess of volcanoes from Hawaiian mythology, an excellent place for photos.

35

Halona Blowhole

we will then head over to Halona blowhole, a lava tube that blasts out ocean waves that come crashing on shore.

36

Eternity Beach

Halona Cove also known as Eternity Beach where the infamous kissing scene was filmed from the classic 1953 Hollywood movie "From Here to Eternity" starring Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr.

37

Lanai lookout

We will then journey to Lanai lookout, Lanai meaning "Terrace or Veranda", this is truly Oahu's backyard with breath taking hardened lava formations that cascade down to the ocean from Koko head crater, it's also a great place for whale watching during our winter months.

38

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Afterwards we will head over to Hanauma Bay Lookout (closed on Tuesdays), an incredible marine sanctuary nestled inside a crater of an extinct volcano! It's also where the majority of one of Elvis Presley's most famous movies "Blue Hawaii" was filmed.

39

China Walls

we will then explore China Walls, off the beaten path this unique hidden gem for local surfers provides breathtaking scenery of giant steep cliffs made from lava formations and offers panoramic ocean views, below the cliffs daring surfers take on ferocious waves that come crashing in, another great spot for watching whales that come very close to it's shores during the winter months.

40

Hawaii Kai Lookout

Check out a stunning bird's-eye view of Hawaii Kai Town and Koko Crater on the way to Koko Marina

41

Koko Marina Center

As it hits past noon and our stomachs start to growl we will stop by Sophie's Gourmet Pizzeria for lunch at Koko Marina (includes a 10% discount off your purchase), this is one of the best pizzerias in Oahu, enjoy a delicious stone oven pizza while taking in the beautiful views of Koko marina, there are also many other restaurants you can choose to eat from within the marina.

42

Tantalus Lookout Puu Ualakaa State Park

Our last stop of this incredible journey will be at Tantalus Lookout, another spectacular lookout where you can capture all of Honolulu and the iconic Diamond Head crater, this place offers one of the best city views on the island!

43

Nu’uanu Pali

Our epic journey will start at Pali Lookout at the edge of Nu'uanu Valley, one of the most breathtaking scenic places on Oahu, it's also where the epic battle of Nu'uanu took place, the final battle where King Kamehameha the Great and his forces gained the control of Oahu.

44

Waimanalo Beach

Next stop we will visit Waimanalo bay (except for weekends), this beautiful bay has the longest stretch of sandy shoreline on Oahu, 5.5 miles of stunning white sand beaches and emerald color ocean water with the majestic Ko'olau mountain range as the backdrop surrounded by an iron wood tree forest.

45

Makai Research Pier

We will then journey to Makai Research Pier, what could be so unique about this place you might ask, the answer lies under it's giant pier, from a photographers perspective under the pier of this institute provides very unique and artistic photographs.

46

Makapu'u Beach

Afterwards we will head to Makapu'u Beach, capture daring body surfers in action as they battle with ferocious waves, a spectacular sight for photos with Makapu'u mountain as the backdrop and Makapu'u Lighthouse perched above it.

47

Makapu'u Point

Next stop we will explore Makapu'u Lookout, one of the highlights of the South Shore tour, this place will blow your mind! as it sits on top of Makapu'u mountain you will get a birds eye view of Makapu'u Beach, Rabbit island and Black island, and Waimanalo Bay off in the horizon, also a great place for watching hand gliders in action as they swoop down below, hands down one of the best scenic sights in all of Oahu.

48

Pele's Chair

Explore the Kaiwi Shoreline trail that leads to a secluded beach and stunning rock formations dubbed the "Pele's Chair" the goddess of volcanoes from Hawaiian mythology, an excellent place for photos.

49

Halona Blowhole

we will then head over to Halona blowhole, a lava tube that blasts out ocean waves that come crashing on shore.

50

Eternity Beach

Halona Cove also known as Eternity Beach where the infamous kissing scene was filmed from the classic 1953 Hollywood movie "From Here to Eternity" starring Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr.

51

Lanai lookout

We will then journey to Lanai lookout, Lanai meaning "Terrace or Veranda", this is truly Oahu's backyard with breath taking hardened lava formations that cascade down to the ocean from Koko head crater, it's also a great place for whale watching during our winter months.

52

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Afterwards we will head over to Hanauma Bay Lookout (closed on Tuesdays), an incredible marine sanctuary nestled inside a crater of an extinct volcano! It's also where the majority of one of Elvis Presley's most famous movies "Blue Hawaii" was filmed.

53

China Walls

we will then explore China Walls, off the beaten path this unique hidden gem for local surfers provides breathtaking scenery of giant steep cliffs made from lava formations and offers panoramic ocean views, below the cliffs daring surfers take on ferocious waves that come crashing in, another great spot for watching whales that come very close to it's shores during the winter months.

54

Hawaii Kai Lookout

Check out a stunning bird's-eye view of Hawaii Kai Town and Koko Crater on the way to Koko Marina

55

Koko Marina Center

As it hits past noon and our stomachs start to growl we will stop by Sophie's Gourmet Pizzeria for lunch at Koko Marina (includes a 10% discount off your purchase), this is one of the best pizzerias in Oahu, enjoy a delicious stone oven pizza while taking in the beautiful views of Koko marina, there are also many other restaurants you can choose to eat from within the marina.

56

Tantalus Lookout Puu Ualakaa State Park

Our last stop of this incredible journey will be at Tantalus Lookout, another spectacular lookout where you can capture all of Honolulu and the iconic Diamond Head crater, this place offers one of the best city views on the island!

57

Nu’uanu Pali

Our epic journey will start at Pali Lookout at the edge of Nu'uanu Valley, one of the most breathtaking scenic places on Oahu, it's also where the epic battle of Nu'uanu took place, the final battle where King Kamehameha the Great and his forces gained the control of Oahu.

58

Waimanalo Beach

Next stop we will visit Waimanalo bay (except for weekends), this beautiful bay has the longest stretch of sandy shoreline on Oahu, 5.5 miles of stunning white sand beaches and emerald color ocean water with the majestic Ko'olau mountain range as the backdrop surrounded by an iron wood tree forest.

59

Makai Research Pier

We will then journey to Makai Research Pier, what could be so unique about this place you might ask, the answer lies under it's giant pier, from a photographers perspective under the pier of this institute provides very unique and artistic photographs.

60

Makapu'u Beach

Afterwards we will head to Makapu'u Beach, capture daring body surfers in action as they battle with ferocious waves, a spectacular sight for photos with Makapu'u mountain as the backdrop and Makapu'u Lighthouse perched above it.

61

Makapu'u Point

Next stop we will explore Makapu'u Lookout, one of the highlights of the South Shore tour, this place will blow your mind! as it sits on top of Makapu'u mountain you will get a birds eye view of Makapu'u Beach, Rabbit island and Black island, and Waimanalo Bay off in the horizon, also a great place for watching hand gliders in action as they swoop down below, hands down one of the best scenic sights in all of Oahu.

62

Pele's Chair

Explore the Kaiwi Shoreline trail that leads to a secluded beach and stunning rock formations dubbed the "Pele's Chair" the goddess of volcanoes from Hawaiian mythology, an excellent place for photos.

63

Halona Blowhole

we will then head over to Halona blowhole, a lava tube that blasts out ocean waves that come crashing on shore.

64

Eternity Beach

Halona Cove also known as Eternity Beach where the infamous kissing scene was filmed from the classic 1953 Hollywood movie "From Here to Eternity" starring Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr.

65

Lanai lookout

We will then journey to Lanai lookout, Lanai meaning "Terrace or Veranda", this is truly Oahu's backyard with breath taking hardened lava formations that cascade down to the ocean from Koko head crater, it's also a great place for whale watching during our winter months.

66

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Afterwards we will head over to Hanauma Bay Lookout (closed on Tuesdays), an incredible marine sanctuary nestled inside a crater of an extinct volcano! It's also where the majority of one of Elvis Presley's most famous movies "Blue Hawaii" was filmed.

67

China Walls

we will then explore China Walls, off the beaten path this unique hidden gem for local surfers provides breathtaking scenery of giant steep cliffs made from lava formations and offers panoramic ocean views, below the cliffs daring surfers take on ferocious waves that come crashing in, another great spot for watching whales that come very close to it's shores during the winter months.

68

Hawaii Kai Lookout

Check out a stunning bird's-eye view of Hawaii Kai Town and Koko Crater on the way to Koko Marina

69

Koko Marina Center

As it hits past noon and our stomachs start to growl we will stop by Sophie's Gourmet Pizzeria for lunch at Koko Marina (includes a 10% discount off your purchase), this is one of the best pizzerias in Oahu, enjoy a delicious stone oven pizza while taking in the beautiful views of Koko marina, there are also many other restaurants you can choose to eat from within the marina.

70

Tantalus Lookout Puu Ualakaa State Park

Our last stop of this incredible journey will be at Tantalus Lookout, another spectacular lookout where you can capture all of Honolulu and the iconic Diamond Head crater, this place offers one of the best city views on the island!

71

Nu’uanu Pali

Our epic journey will start at Pali Lookout at the edge of Nu'uanu Valley, one of the most breathtaking scenic places on Oahu, it's also where the epic battle of Nu'uanu took place, the final battle where King Kamehameha the Great and his forces gained the control of Oahu.

72

Waimanalo Beach

Next stop we will visit Waimanalo bay (except for weekends), this beautiful bay has the longest stretch of sandy shoreline on Oahu, 5.5 miles of stunning white sand beaches and emerald color ocean water with the majestic Ko'olau mountain range as the backdrop surrounded by an iron wood tree forest.

73

Makai Research Pier

We will then journey to Makai Research Pier, what could be so unique about this place you might ask, the answer lies under it's giant pier, from a photographers perspective under the pier of this institute provides very unique and artistic photographs.

74

Makapu'u Beach

Afterwards we will head to Makapu'u Beach, capture daring body surfers in action as they battle with ferocious waves, a spectacular sight for photos with Makapu'u mountain as the backdrop and Makapu'u Lighthouse perched above it.

75

Makapu'u Point

Next stop we will explore Makapu'u Lookout, one of the highlights of the South Shore tour, this place will blow your mind! as it sits on top of Makapu'u mountain you will get a birds eye view of Makapu'u Beach, Rabbit island and Black island, and Waimanalo Bay off in the horizon, also a great place for watching hand gliders in action as they swoop down below, hands down one of the best scenic sights in all of Oahu.

76

Pele's Chair

Explore the Kaiwi Shoreline trail that leads to a secluded beach and stunning rock formations dubbed the "Pele's Chair" the goddess of volcanoes from Hawaiian mythology, an excellent place for photos.

77

Halona Blowhole

we will then head over to Halona blowhole, a lava tube that blasts out ocean waves that come crashing on shore.

78

Eternity Beach

Halona Cove also known as Eternity Beach where the infamous kissing scene was filmed from the classic 1953 Hollywood movie "From Here to Eternity" starring Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr.

79

Lanai lookout

We will then journey to Lanai lookout, Lanai meaning "Terrace or Veranda", this is truly Oahu's backyard with breath taking hardened lava formations that cascade down to the ocean from Koko head crater, it's also a great place for whale watching during our winter months.

80

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Afterwards we will head over to Hanauma Bay Lookout (closed on Tuesdays), an incredible marine sanctuary nestled inside a crater of an extinct volcano! It's also where the majority of one of Elvis Presley's most famous movies "Blue Hawaii" was filmed.

81

China Walls

we will then explore China Walls, off the beaten path this unique hidden gem for local surfers provides breathtaking scenery of giant steep cliffs made from lava formations and offers panoramic ocean views, below the cliffs daring surfers take on ferocious waves that come crashing in, another great spot for watching whales that come very close to it's shores during the winter months.

82

Hawaii Kai Lookout

Check out a stunning bird's-eye view of Hawaii Kai Town and Koko Crater on the way to Koko Marina

83

Koko Marina Center

As it hits past noon and our stomachs start to growl we will stop by Sophie's Gourmet Pizzeria for lunch at Koko Marina (includes a 10% discount off your purchase), this is one of the best pizzerias in Oahu, enjoy a delicious stone oven pizza while taking in the beautiful views of Koko marina, there are also many other restaurants you can choose to eat from within the marina.

84

Tantalus Lookout Puu Ualakaa State Park

Our last stop of this incredible journey will be at Tantalus Lookout, another spectacular lookout where you can capture all of Honolulu and the iconic Diamond Head crater, this place offers one of the best city views on the island!

85

Nu’uanu Pali

Our epic journey will start at Pali Lookout at the edge of Nu'uanu Valley, one of the most breathtaking scenic places on Oahu, it's also where the epic battle of Nu'uanu took place, the final battle where King Kamehameha the Great and his forces gained the control of Oahu.

86

Waimanalo Beach

Next stop we will visit Waimanalo bay (except for weekends), this beautiful bay has the longest stretch of sandy shoreline on Oahu, 5.5 miles of stunning white sand beaches and emerald color ocean water with the majestic Ko'olau mountain range as the backdrop surrounded by an iron wood tree forest.

87

Makai Research Pier

We will then journey to Makai Research Pier, what could be so unique about this place you might ask, the answer lies under it's giant pier, from a photographers perspective under the pier of this institute provides very unique and artistic photographs.

88

Makapu'u Beach

Afterwards we will head to Makapu'u Beach, capture daring body surfers in action as they battle with ferocious waves, a spectacular sight for photos with Makapu'u mountain as the backdrop and Makapu'u Lighthouse perched above it.

89

Makapu'u Point

Next stop we will explore Makapu'u Lookout, one of the highlights of the South Shore tour, this place will blow your mind! as it sits on top of Makapu'u mountain you will get a birds eye view of Makapu'u Beach, Rabbit island and Black island, and Waimanalo Bay off in the horizon, also a great place for watching hand gliders in action as they swoop down below, hands down one of the best scenic sights in all of Oahu.

90

Pele's Chair

Explore the Kaiwi Shoreline trail that leads to a secluded beach and stunning rock formations dubbed the "Pele's Chair" the goddess of volcanoes from Hawaiian mythology, an excellent place for photos.

91

Halona Blowhole

we will then head over to Halona blowhole, a lava tube that blasts out ocean waves that come crashing on shore.

92

Eternity Beach

Halona Cove also known as Eternity Beach where the infamous kissing scene was filmed from the classic 1953 Hollywood movie "From Here to Eternity" starring Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr.

93

Lanai lookout

We will then journey to Lanai lookout, Lanai meaning "Terrace or Veranda", this is truly Oahu's backyard with breath taking hardened lava formations that cascade down to the ocean from Koko head crater, it's also a great place for whale watching during our winter months.

94

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Afterwards we will head over to Hanauma Bay Lookout (closed on Tuesdays), an incredible marine sanctuary nestled inside a crater of an extinct volcano! It's also where the majority of one of Elvis Presley's most famous movies "Blue Hawaii" was filmed.

95

China Walls

we will then explore China Walls, off the beaten path this unique hidden gem for local surfers provides breathtaking scenery of giant steep cliffs made from lava formations and offers panoramic ocean views, below the cliffs daring surfers take on ferocious waves that come crashing in, another great spot for watching whales that come very close to it's shores during the winter months.

96

Hawaii Kai Lookout

Check out a stunning bird's-eye view of Hawaii Kai Town and Koko Crater on the way to Koko Marina

97

Koko Marina Center

As it hits past noon and our stomachs start to growl we will stop by Sophie's Gourmet Pizzeria for lunch at Koko Marina (includes a 10% discount off your purchase), this is one of the best pizzerias in Oahu, enjoy a delicious stone oven pizza while taking in the beautiful views of Koko marina, there are also many other restaurants you can choose to eat from within the marina.

98

Tantalus Lookout Puu Ualakaa State Park

Our last stop of this incredible journey will be at Tantalus Lookout, another spectacular lookout where you can capture all of Honolulu and the iconic Diamond Head crater, this place offers one of the best city views on the island!

99

Nu’uanu Pali

Our epic journey will start at Pali Lookout at the edge of Nu'uanu Valley, one of the most breathtaking scenic places on Oahu, it's also where the epic battle of Nu'uanu took place, the final battle where King Kamehameha the Great and his forces gained the control of Oahu.

100

Waimanalo Beach

Next stop we will visit Waimanalo bay (except for weekends), this beautiful bay has the longest stretch of sandy shoreline on Oahu, 5.5 miles of stunning white sand beaches and emerald color ocean water with the majestic Ko'olau mountain range as the backdrop surrounded by an iron wood tree forest.

101

Makai Research Pier

We will then journey to Makai Research Pier, what could be so unique about this place you might ask, the answer lies under it's giant pier, from a photographers perspective under the pier of this institute provides very unique and artistic photographs.

102

Makapu'u Beach

Afterwards we will head to Makapu'u Beach, capture daring body surfers in action as they battle with ferocious waves, a spectacular sight for photos with Makapu'u mountain as the backdrop and Makapu'u Lighthouse perched above it.

103

Makapu'u Point

Next stop we will explore Makapu'u Lookout, one of the highlights of the South Shore tour, this place will blow your mind! as it sits on top of Makapu'u mountain you will get a birds eye view of Makapu'u Beach, Rabbit island and Black island, and Waimanalo Bay off in the horizon, also a great place for watching hand gliders in action as they swoop down below, hands down one of the best scenic sights in all of Oahu.

104

Pele's Chair

Explore the Kaiwi Shoreline trail that leads to a secluded beach and stunning rock formations dubbed the "Pele's Chair" the goddess of volcanoes from Hawaiian mythology, an excellent place for photos.

105

Halona Blowhole

we will then head over to Halona blowhole, a lava tube that blasts out ocean waves that come crashing on shore.

106

Eternity Beach

Halona Cove also known as Eternity Beach where the infamous kissing scene was filmed from the classic 1953 Hollywood movie "From Here to Eternity" starring Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr.

107

Lanai lookout

We will then journey to Lanai lookout, Lanai meaning "Terrace or Veranda", this is truly Oahu's backyard with breath taking hardened lava formations that cascade down to the ocean from Koko head crater, it's also a great place for whale watching during our winter months.

108

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Afterwards we will head over to Hanauma Bay Lookout (closed on Tuesdays), an incredible marine sanctuary nestled inside a crater of an extinct volcano! It's also where the majority of one of Elvis Presley's most famous movies "Blue Hawaii" was filmed.

109

China Walls

we will then explore China Walls, off the beaten path this unique hidden gem for local surfers provides breathtaking scenery of giant steep cliffs made from lava formations and offers panoramic ocean views, below the cliffs daring surfers take on ferocious waves that come crashing in, another great spot for watching whales that come very close to it's shores during the winter months.

110

Hawaii Kai Lookout

Check out a stunning bird's-eye view of Hawaii Kai Town and Koko Crater on the way to Koko Marina

111

Koko Marina Center

As it hits past noon and our stomachs start to growl we will stop by Sophie's Gourmet Pizzeria for lunch at Koko Marina (includes a 10% discount off your purchase), this is one of the best pizzerias in Oahu, enjoy a delicious stone oven pizza while taking in the beautiful views of Koko marina, there are also many other restaurants you can choose to eat from within the marina.

112

Tantalus Lookout Puu Ualakaa State Park

Our last stop of this incredible journey will be at Tantalus Lookout, another spectacular lookout where you can capture all of Honolulu and the iconic Diamond Head crater, this place offers one of the best city views on the island!

113

Nu’uanu Pali

Our epic journey will start at Pali Lookout at the edge of Nu'uanu Valley, one of the most breathtaking scenic places on Oahu, it's also where the epic battle of Nu'uanu took place, the final battle where King Kamehameha the Great and his forces gained the control of Oahu.

114

Waimanalo Beach

Next stop we will visit Waimanalo bay (except for weekends), this beautiful bay has the longest stretch of sandy shoreline on Oahu, 5.5 miles of stunning white sand beaches and emerald color ocean water with the majestic Ko'olau mountain range as the backdrop surrounded by an iron wood tree forest.

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Makai Research Pier

We will then journey to Makai Research Pier, what could be so unique about this place you might ask, the answer lies under it's giant pier, from a photographers perspective under the pier of this institute provides very unique and artistic photographs.

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Makapu'u Beach

Afterwards we will head to Makapu'u Beach, capture daring body surfers in action as they battle with ferocious waves, a spectacular sight for photos with Makapu'u mountain as the backdrop and Makapu'u Lighthouse perched above it.

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Makapu'u Point

Next stop we will explore Makapu'u Lookout, one of the highlights of the South Shore tour, this place will blow your mind! as it sits on top of Makapu'u mountain you will get a birds eye view of Makapu'u Beach, Rabbit island and Black island, and Waimanalo Bay off in the horizon, also a great place for watching hand gliders in action as they swoop down below, hands down one of the best scenic sights in all of Oahu.

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Pele's Chair

Explore the Kaiwi Shoreline trail that leads to a secluded beach and stunning rock formations dubbed the "Pele's Chair" the goddess of volcanoes from Hawaiian mythology, an excellent place for photos.

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Halona Blowhole

we will then head over to Halona blowhole, a lava tube that blasts out ocean waves that come crashing on shore.

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Eternity Beach

Halona Cove also known as Eternity Beach where the infamous kissing scene was filmed from the classic 1953 Hollywood movie "From Here to Eternity" starring Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr.

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Lanai lookout

We will then journey to Lanai lookout, Lanai meaning "Terrace or Veranda", this is truly Oahu's backyard with breath taking hardened lava formations that cascade down to the ocean from Koko head crater, it's also a great place for whale watching during our winter months.

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Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Afterwards we will head over to Hanauma Bay Lookout (closed on Tuesdays), an incredible marine sanctuary nestled inside a crater of an extinct volcano! It's also where the majority of one of Elvis Presley's most famous movies "Blue Hawaii" was filmed.

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China Walls

we will then explore China Walls, off the beaten path this unique hidden gem for local surfers provides breathtaking scenery of giant steep cliffs made from lava formations and offers panoramic ocean views, below the cliffs daring surfers take on ferocious waves that come crashing in, another great spot for watching whales that come very close to it's shores during the winter months.

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Hawaii Kai Lookout

Check out a stunning bird's-eye view of Hawaii Kai Town and Koko Crater on the way to Koko Marina

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Koko Marina Center

As it hits past noon and our stomachs start to growl we will stop by Sophie's Gourmet Pizzeria for lunch at Koko Marina (includes a 10% discount off your purchase), this is one of the best pizzerias in Oahu, enjoy a delicious stone oven pizza while taking in the beautiful views of Koko marina, there are also many other restaurants you can choose to eat from within the marina.

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Tantalus Lookout Puu Ualakaa State Park

Our last stop of this incredible journey will be at Tantalus Lookout, another spectacular lookout where you can capture all of Honolulu and the iconic Diamond Head crater, this place offers one of the best city views on the island!

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Nu'uanu Pali

Notre voyage épique commencera à Pali Lookout au bord de la vallée de Nu'uanu, l'un des endroits pittoresques les plus époustouflants d'Oahu, c'est aussi là que la bataille épique de Nu'uanu a eu lieu, la bataille finale où le roi Kamehameha le Grand et son les forces ont pris le contrôle d'Oahu.

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Plage de Waimanalo

Prochain arrêt, nous visiterons la baie de Waimanalo (sauf le week-end), cette magnifique baie possède la plus longue étendue de rivage sablonneux d'Oahu, 5,5 miles de superbes plages de sable blanc et d'eau de mer couleur émeraude avec la majestueuse chaîne de montagnes Ko'olau en toile de fond entourée par une forêt de bois de fer.

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Jetée de recherche de Makai

Nous nous dirigerons ensuite vers Makai Research Pier, ce qui pourrait être si unique à propos de cet endroit que vous pourriez demander, la réponse se trouve sous sa jetée géante, du point de vue des photographes sous la jetée de cet institut fournit des photographies très uniques et artistiques.

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Plage de Makapu'u

Ensuite, nous nous dirigerons vers la plage de Makapu'u, pour capturer des body surfeurs audacieux en action alors qu'ils se battent contre des vagues féroces, un spectacle spectaculaire pour des photos avec la montagne Makapu'u en toile de fond et le phare de Makapu'u perché au-dessus.

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Pointe Makapu'u

Prochain arrêt, nous explorerons Makapu'u Lookout, l'un des points forts de la tournée South Shore, cet endroit vous épatera! comme il se trouve au sommet de la montagne Makapu'u, vous aurez une vue à vol d'oiseau de la plage de Makapu'u, de l'île aux lapins et de l'île noire, et de la baie de Waimanalo à l'horizon, également un endroit idéal pour observer les planeurs en action alors qu'ils plongent en bas, l'un des meilleurs sites touristiques de tout Oahu.

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La chaise de Pelé

Explorez le sentier Kaiwi Shoreline qui mène à une plage isolée et à de superbes formations rocheuses surnommées la "chaise de Pelé", la déesse des volcans de la mythologie hawaïenne, un excellent endroit pour prendre des photos.

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Évent Halona

nous nous dirigerons ensuite vers l'évent Halona, un tube de lave qui fait exploser les vagues de l'océan qui viennent s'écraser sur le rivage.

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Plage de l'éternité

Halona Cove, également connue sous le nom d'Eternity Beach, où la tristement célèbre scène de baisers a été filmée à partir du film hollywoodien classique de 1953 "From Here to Eternity" avec Burt Lancaster et Deborah Kerr.

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Belvédère Lanai

Nous nous dirigerons ensuite vers le belvédère de Lanai, Lanai signifiant "Terrasse ou Véranda", c'est vraiment l'arrière-cour d'Oahu avec des formations de lave durcies à couper le souffle qui tombent en cascade vers l'océan depuis le cratère de la tête de Koko, c'est aussi un endroit idéal pour observer les baleines pendant nos mois d'hiver .

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Réserve naturelle de la baie d'Hanauma

Ensuite, nous nous dirigerons vers Hanauma Bay Lookout (fermé le mardi), un incroyable sanctuaire marin niché dans le cratère d'un volcan éteint ! C'est également là que la majorité de l'un des films les plus célèbres d'Elvis Presley "Blue Hawaii" a été tourné.

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Murs de Chine

nous explorerons ensuite les murs de Chine, hors des sentiers battus, ce joyau caché unique pour les surfeurs locaux offre un paysage à couper le souffle de falaises abruptes géantes faites de formations de lave et offre une vue panoramique sur l'océan, sous les falaises, les surfeurs audacieux affrontent des vagues féroces qui viennent s'écraser, un autre endroit idéal pour observer les baleines qui s'approchent très près de ses côtes pendant les mois d'hiver.

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Hawaï Kai Lookout

Découvrez une vue à vol d'oiseau imprenable sur la ville de Hawaii Kai et le cratère de Koko sur le chemin de la marina de Koko

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Koko Marina Centre

Alors qu'il est passé midi et que nos estomacs commencent à grogner, nous nous arrêterons à la pizzeria gastronomique de Sophie pour le déjeuner à Koko Marina (comprend une réduction de 10% sur votre achat), c'est l'une des meilleures pizzerias d'Oahu, dégustez une délicieuse pizza au four en pierre tout en profitant de la vue magnifique sur la marina de Koko, il existe également de nombreux autres restaurants que vous pouvez choisir de manger à l'intérieur de la marina.

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Tantalus Lookout Parc d'État de Puu Ualakaa

Notre dernier arrêt de cet incroyable voyage sera à Tantalus Lookout, un autre belvédère spectaculaire où vous pourrez capturer tout Honolulu et l'emblématique cratère Diamond Head, cet endroit offre l'une des meilleures vues sur la ville de l'île !

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Diamond Head Lighthouse

Experience the breathtaking Diamond Head Lighthouse, perched on the edge of a volcanic crater overlooking the sparkling Pacific Ocean. This historic beacon has guided sailors for over a century and offers one of the most stunning coastal views on the island!

142

Kahala Lookout

Get ready for breathtaking panoramic views at Kahala Lookout at the entrance of the iconic Diamond Head Crater, where lush green cliffs meet the endless blue of the Pacific! This hidden gem along Oahu’s southern coast offers a stunning vantage point of pristine beaches, luxurious oceanfront estates, and the sparkling waters beyond. Take in the beauty, snap some epic shots, and let the ocean breeze refresh your spirit before we continue this unforgettable island adventure!

143

Hawaii Kai Lookout

Get ready to take in breathtaking panoramic views of Oahu’s stunning southern coastline! From this scenic vantage point, you’ll see the sparkling blue waters of Maunalua Bay, Diamond Head Crater, Koko Crater, and the lush valleys beyond.

144

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Hanauma Bay, Oahu’s world-famous marine sanctuary! Nestled along the island’s stunning southeastern coast, (closed on Mondays and Tuesdays), It's also where the majority of one of Elvis Presley's most famous movies "Blue Hawaii" was filmed.

145

Lanai lookout

Get ready for breathtaking panoramic views at one of Oahu’s most stunning coastal lookouts! Perched along the rugged cliffs of the south shore, Lanai Lookout offers a jaw-dropping glimpse of the deep blue Pacific, with the distant islands of Lanai and Molokai visible on a clear day. Lanai meaning "Terrace or Veranda", this is truly Oahu's backyard with breath taking hardened lava formations that cascade down to the ocean from Koko crater, it's also a great place for whale watching during our winter months.

146

Eternity Beach

Tucked beneath rugged cliffs near the iconic Halona Blowhole, this hidden gem is a slice of paradise with golden sands, turquoise waters, and cinematic history, Halona Cove also known as Eternity Beach where the infamous kissing scene was filmed from the classic 1953 Hollywood movie "From Here to Eternity" starring Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr.

147

Halona Blowhole

Get ready for an epic natural spectacle as ocean waves surge through ancient lava tubes, creating explosive bursts of seawater sky-high! With stunning views of rugged cliffs and turquoise waters, this iconic Oahu landmark is a must-see. Plus, just around the corner is the famous Halona Beach Cove, a hidden gem known for its Hollywood appearances.

148

Sandy Beach Park

Nicknamed “the beach where your cousin dies” this is one of the most popular beaches on O’ahu for body surfing and one of the most dangerous! Get ready for pounding shorebreaks, golden sands, and nonstop action at one of Oahu’s most thrilling beaches! Known for its powerful waves and expert bodyboarding scene, this Eastside gem is a must-see.

149

Makapu‘U Point

Makapu'u Lookout, one of the highlights of the South Shore, this place will blow your mind! as it sits on top of Makapu'u mountain you will get a birds eye view of Makapu'u Beach, Rabbit island and Black island, and Waimanalo Bay off in the horizon, also a great place for watching hand gliders in action as they swoop down below, hands down one of the best scenic sights in all of Oahu.

150

Makapuu Lighthouse

Witness the breathtaking Makapu‘u Lighthouse perched high above the island’s rugged southeastern cliffs! Marvel at panoramic ocean views, spot whales (seasonal), and take in the vibrant blue waters stretching to the horizon.

151

Makapu'u Beach

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Makapu‘u Beach with its turquoise waters, dramatic sea cliffs, and powerful waves, this hidden gem on the island’s southeastern shore is a must-see. see daring body surfers in action as they battle with ferocious waves, a spectacular sight for photos with Makapu'u mountain as the backdrop and Makapu'u Lighthouse perched above it.

152

Makai Research Pier

Nestled along the stunning coastline, this unique spot offers breathtaking ocean views, crystal-clear waters, and a glimpse into Hawaii’s marine research world.

153

Waimanalo Beach

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Waimanalo Bay, where crystal-clear turquoise waters meet miles of soft, white sand, one of Oahu's most stunning hidden gems this beautiful bay has the longest stretch of sandy shoreline on Oahu, 5.5 miles of stunning white sand beaches and emerald color ocean water with the majestic Ko'olau mountain range as the backdrop surrounded by an iron wood tree forest.

154

Nu’uanu Pali

Next up on our epic tour around the island of Oahu—Pali Lookout! Prepare to be blown away by sweeping panoramic views of lush valleys and towering cliffs. This historic vantage point is perched high above the Windward Coast, offering stunning views of the Ko’olau Mountain Range and the turquoise waters below. As you take in the incredible scenery, you'll be standing in a spot steeped in history, where fierce battles were fought and nature reigns supreme. Get ready for a jaw-dropping stop you won’t soon forget!

155

King Kamehameha Statue

Stand before one of Hawaii’s most iconic landmarks—the King Kamehameha Statue in the heart of Honolulu! This legendary tribute honors the great ruler who united the Hawaiian Islands, symbolizing strength, leadership, and the rich history of the Aloha State. Snap unforgettable photos, soak in the cultural significance, and let the spirit of old Hawaii surround you. And don’t forget—your epic journey is being captured on video, so every moment becomes part of your unforgettable adventure!

156

Ali'iolani Hale

Step into history at the Hawaii Supreme Court in downtown Honolulu, the original headquarters of the iconic Hawaii Five-O! This legendary building, known as Aliʻiōlani Hale, isn’t just famous for its TV legacy—it’s also home to the majestic King Kamehameha Statue, a symbol of Hawaiian strength and unity. Feel the energy of this historic landmark as we capture the moment with professional videography, preserving your epic adventure forever!

157

Iolani Palace

Step back in time as we arrive at Iolani Palace, the only royal palace in the United States! Once home to Hawaii’s last reigning monarchs, this architectural masterpiece tells the powerful story of Hawaii’s rich history, culture, and sovereignty. Walk the same courtyard as King Kalākaua and Queen Liliʻuokalani, admire the stunning design, and feel the spirit of old Hawaii. A must-see stop on this epic adventure!

158

Diamond Head Lighthouse

Experience the breathtaking Diamond Head Lighthouse, perched on the edge of a volcanic crater overlooking the sparkling Pacific Ocean. This historic beacon has guided sailors for over a century and offers one of the most stunning coastal views on the island!

159

Kahala Lookout

Get ready for breathtaking panoramic views at Kahala Lookout at the entrance of the iconic Diamond Head Crater, where lush green cliffs meet the endless blue of the Pacific! This hidden gem along Oahu’s southern coast offers a stunning vantage point of pristine beaches, luxurious oceanfront estates, and the sparkling waters beyond. Take in the beauty, snap some epic shots, and let the ocean breeze refresh your spirit before we continue this unforgettable island adventure!

160

Hawaii Kai Lookout

Get ready to take in breathtaking panoramic views of Oahu’s stunning southern coastline! From this scenic vantage point, you’ll see the sparkling blue waters of Maunalua Bay, Diamond Head Crater, Koko Crater, and the lush valleys beyond.

161

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Hanauma Bay, Oahu’s world-famous marine sanctuary! Nestled along the island’s stunning southeastern coast, (closed on Mondays and Tuesdays), It's also where the majority of one of Elvis Presley's most famous movies "Blue Hawaii" was filmed.

162

Lanai lookout

Get ready for breathtaking panoramic views at one of Oahu’s most stunning coastal lookouts! Perched along the rugged cliffs of the south shore, Lanai Lookout offers a jaw-dropping glimpse of the deep blue Pacific, with the distant islands of Lanai and Molokai visible on a clear day. Lanai meaning "Terrace or Veranda", this is truly Oahu's backyard with breath taking hardened lava formations that cascade down to the ocean from Koko crater, it's also a great place for whale watching during our winter months.

163

Eternity Beach

Tucked beneath rugged cliffs near the iconic Halona Blowhole, this hidden gem is a slice of paradise with golden sands, turquoise waters, and cinematic history, Halona Cove also known as Eternity Beach where the infamous kissing scene was filmed from the classic 1953 Hollywood movie "From Here to Eternity" starring Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr.

164

Halona Blowhole

Get ready for an epic natural spectacle as ocean waves surge through ancient lava tubes, creating explosive bursts of seawater sky-high! With stunning views of rugged cliffs and turquoise waters, this iconic Oahu landmark is a must-see. Plus, just around the corner is the famous Halona Beach Cove, a hidden gem known for its Hollywood appearances.

165

Sandy Beach Park

Nicknamed “the beach where your cousin dies” this is one of the most popular beaches on O’ahu for body surfing and one of the most dangerous! Get ready for pounding shorebreaks, golden sands, and nonstop action at one of Oahu’s most thrilling beaches! Known for its powerful waves and expert bodyboarding scene, this Eastside gem is a must-see.

166

Makapu‘U Point

Makapu'u Lookout, one of the highlights of the South Shore, this place will blow your mind! as it sits on top of Makapu'u mountain you will get a birds eye view of Makapu'u Beach, Rabbit island and Black island, and Waimanalo Bay off in the horizon, also a great place for watching hand gliders in action as they swoop down below, hands down one of the best scenic sights in all of Oahu.

167

Makapuu Lighthouse

Witness the breathtaking Makapu‘u Lighthouse perched high above the island’s rugged southeastern cliffs! Marvel at panoramic ocean views, spot whales (seasonal), and take in the vibrant blue waters stretching to the horizon.

168

Makapu'u Beach

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Makapu‘u Beach with its turquoise waters, dramatic sea cliffs, and powerful waves, this hidden gem on the island’s southeastern shore is a must-see. see daring body surfers in action as they battle with ferocious waves, a spectacular sight for photos with Makapu'u mountain as the backdrop and Makapu'u Lighthouse perched above it.

169

Makai Research Pier

Nestled along the stunning coastline, this unique spot offers breathtaking ocean views, crystal-clear waters, and a glimpse into Hawaii’s marine research world.

170

Waimanalo Beach

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Waimanalo Bay, where crystal-clear turquoise waters meet miles of soft, white sand, one of Oahu's most stunning hidden gems this beautiful bay has the longest stretch of sandy shoreline on Oahu, 5.5 miles of stunning white sand beaches and emerald color ocean water with the majestic Ko'olau mountain range as the backdrop surrounded by an iron wood tree forest.

171

Nu’uanu Pali

Next up on our epic tour around the island of Oahu—Pali Lookout! Prepare to be blown away by sweeping panoramic views of lush valleys and towering cliffs. This historic vantage point is perched high above the Windward Coast, offering stunning views of the Ko’olau Mountain Range and the turquoise waters below. As you take in the incredible scenery, you'll be standing in a spot steeped in history, where fierce battles were fought and nature reigns supreme. Get ready for a jaw-dropping stop you won’t soon forget!

172

King Kamehameha Statue

Stand before one of Hawaii’s most iconic landmarks—the King Kamehameha Statue in the heart of Honolulu! This legendary tribute honors the great ruler who united the Hawaiian Islands, symbolizing strength, leadership, and the rich history of the Aloha State. Snap unforgettable photos, soak in the cultural significance, and let the spirit of old Hawaii surround you. And don’t forget—your epic journey is being captured on video, so every moment becomes part of your unforgettable adventure!

173

Ali'iolani Hale

Step into history at the Hawaii Supreme Court in downtown Honolulu, the original headquarters of the iconic Hawaii Five-O! This legendary building, known as Aliʻiōlani Hale, isn’t just famous for its TV legacy—it’s also home to the majestic King Kamehameha Statue, a symbol of Hawaiian strength and unity. Feel the energy of this historic landmark as we capture the moment with professional videography, preserving your epic adventure forever!

174

Iolani Palace

Step back in time as we arrive at Iolani Palace, the only royal palace in the United States! Once home to Hawaii’s last reigning monarchs, this architectural masterpiece tells the powerful story of Hawaii’s rich history, culture, and sovereignty. Walk the same courtyard as King Kalākaua and Queen Liliʻuokalani, admire the stunning design, and feel the spirit of old Hawaii. A must-see stop on this epic adventure!

175

Diamond Head Lighthouse

Experience the breathtaking Diamond Head Lighthouse, perched on the edge of a volcanic crater overlooking the sparkling Pacific Ocean. This historic beacon has guided sailors for over a century and offers one of the most stunning coastal views on the island!

176

Kahala Lookout

Get ready for breathtaking panoramic views at Kahala Lookout at the entrance of the iconic Diamond Head Crater, where lush green cliffs meet the endless blue of the Pacific! This hidden gem along Oahu’s southern coast offers a stunning vantage point of pristine beaches, luxurious oceanfront estates, and the sparkling waters beyond. Take in the beauty, snap some epic shots, and let the ocean breeze refresh your spirit before we continue this unforgettable island adventure!

177

Hawaii Kai Lookout

Get ready to take in breathtaking panoramic views of Oahu’s stunning southern coastline! From this scenic vantage point, you’ll see the sparkling blue waters of Maunalua Bay, Diamond Head Crater, Koko Crater, and the lush valleys beyond.

178

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Hanauma Bay, Oahu’s world-famous marine sanctuary! Nestled along the island’s stunning southeastern coast, (closed on Mondays and Tuesdays), It's also where the majority of one of Elvis Presley's most famous movies "Blue Hawaii" was filmed.

179

Lanai lookout

Get ready for breathtaking panoramic views at one of Oahu’s most stunning coastal lookouts! Perched along the rugged cliffs of the south shore, Lanai Lookout offers a jaw-dropping glimpse of the deep blue Pacific, with the distant islands of Lanai and Molokai visible on a clear day. Lanai meaning "Terrace or Veranda", this is truly Oahu's backyard with breath taking hardened lava formations that cascade down to the ocean from Koko crater, it's also a great place for whale watching during our winter months.

180

Eternity Beach

Tucked beneath rugged cliffs near the iconic Halona Blowhole, this hidden gem is a slice of paradise with golden sands, turquoise waters, and cinematic history, Halona Cove also known as Eternity Beach where the infamous kissing scene was filmed from the classic 1953 Hollywood movie "From Here to Eternity" starring Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr.

181

Halona Blowhole

Get ready for an epic natural spectacle as ocean waves surge through ancient lava tubes, creating explosive bursts of seawater sky-high! With stunning views of rugged cliffs and turquoise waters, this iconic Oahu landmark is a must-see. Plus, just around the corner is the famous Halona Beach Cove, a hidden gem known for its Hollywood appearances.

182

Sandy Beach Park

Nicknamed “the beach where your cousin dies” this is one of the most popular beaches on O’ahu for body surfing and one of the most dangerous! Get ready for pounding shorebreaks, golden sands, and nonstop action at one of Oahu’s most thrilling beaches! Known for its powerful waves and expert bodyboarding scene, this Eastside gem is a must-see.

183

Makapu‘U Point

Makapu'u Lookout, one of the highlights of the South Shore, this place will blow your mind! as it sits on top of Makapu'u mountain you will get a birds eye view of Makapu'u Beach, Rabbit island and Black island, and Waimanalo Bay off in the horizon, also a great place for watching hand gliders in action as they swoop down below, hands down one of the best scenic sights in all of Oahu.

184

Makapuu Lighthouse

Witness the breathtaking Makapu‘u Lighthouse perched high above the island’s rugged southeastern cliffs! Marvel at panoramic ocean views, spot whales (seasonal), and take in the vibrant blue waters stretching to the horizon.

185

Makapu'u Beach

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Makapu‘u Beach with its turquoise waters, dramatic sea cliffs, and powerful waves, this hidden gem on the island’s southeastern shore is a must-see. see daring body surfers in action as they battle with ferocious waves, a spectacular sight for photos with Makapu'u mountain as the backdrop and Makapu'u Lighthouse perched above it.

186

Makai Research Pier

Nestled along the stunning coastline, this unique spot offers breathtaking ocean views, crystal-clear waters, and a glimpse into Hawaii’s marine research world.

187

Waimanalo Beach

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Waimanalo Bay, where crystal-clear turquoise waters meet miles of soft, white sand, one of Oahu's most stunning hidden gems this beautiful bay has the longest stretch of sandy shoreline on Oahu, 5.5 miles of stunning white sand beaches and emerald color ocean water with the majestic Ko'olau mountain range as the backdrop surrounded by an iron wood tree forest.

188

Nu’uanu Pali

Next up on our epic tour around the island of Oahu—Pali Lookout! Prepare to be blown away by sweeping panoramic views of lush valleys and towering cliffs. This historic vantage point is perched high above the Windward Coast, offering stunning views of the Ko’olau Mountain Range and the turquoise waters below. As you take in the incredible scenery, you'll be standing in a spot steeped in history, where fierce battles were fought and nature reigns supreme. Get ready for a jaw-dropping stop you won’t soon forget!

189

King Kamehameha Statue

Stand before one of Hawaii’s most iconic landmarks—the King Kamehameha Statue in the heart of Honolulu! This legendary tribute honors the great ruler who united the Hawaiian Islands, symbolizing strength, leadership, and the rich history of the Aloha State. Snap unforgettable photos, soak in the cultural significance, and let the spirit of old Hawaii surround you. And don’t forget—your epic journey is being captured on video, so every moment becomes part of your unforgettable adventure!

190

Ali'iolani Hale

Step into history at the Hawaii Supreme Court in downtown Honolulu, the original headquarters of the iconic Hawaii Five-O! This legendary building, known as Aliʻiōlani Hale, isn’t just famous for its TV legacy—it’s also home to the majestic King Kamehameha Statue, a symbol of Hawaiian strength and unity. Feel the energy of this historic landmark as we capture the moment with professional videography, preserving your epic adventure forever!

191

Iolani Palace

Step back in time as we arrive at Iolani Palace, the only royal palace in the United States! Once home to Hawaii’s last reigning monarchs, this architectural masterpiece tells the powerful story of Hawaii’s rich history, culture, and sovereignty. Walk the same courtyard as King Kalākaua and Queen Liliʻuokalani, admire the stunning design, and feel the spirit of old Hawaii. A must-see stop on this epic adventure!

192

Diamond Head Lighthouse

Experience the breathtaking Diamond Head Lighthouse, perched on the edge of a volcanic crater overlooking the sparkling Pacific Ocean. This historic beacon has guided sailors for over a century and offers one of the most stunning coastal views on the island!

193

Kahala Lookout

Get ready for breathtaking panoramic views at Kahala Lookout at the entrance of the iconic Diamond Head Crater, where lush green cliffs meet the endless blue of the Pacific! This hidden gem along Oahu’s southern coast offers a stunning vantage point of pristine beaches, luxurious oceanfront estates, and the sparkling waters beyond. Take in the beauty, snap some epic shots, and let the ocean breeze refresh your spirit before we continue this unforgettable island adventure!

194

Hawaii Kai Lookout

Get ready to take in breathtaking panoramic views of Oahu’s stunning southern coastline! From this scenic vantage point, you’ll see the sparkling blue waters of Maunalua Bay, Diamond Head Crater, Koko Crater, and the lush valleys beyond.

195

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Hanauma Bay, Oahu’s world-famous marine sanctuary! Nestled along the island’s stunning southeastern coast, (closed on Mondays and Tuesdays), It's also where the majority of one of Elvis Presley's most famous movies "Blue Hawaii" was filmed.

196

Lanai lookout

Get ready for breathtaking panoramic views at one of Oahu’s most stunning coastal lookouts! Perched along the rugged cliffs of the south shore, Lanai Lookout offers a jaw-dropping glimpse of the deep blue Pacific, with the distant islands of Lanai and Molokai visible on a clear day. Lanai meaning "Terrace or Veranda", this is truly Oahu's backyard with breath taking hardened lava formations that cascade down to the ocean from Koko crater, it's also a great place for whale watching during our winter months.

197

Eternity Beach

Tucked beneath rugged cliffs near the iconic Halona Blowhole, this hidden gem is a slice of paradise with golden sands, turquoise waters, and cinematic history, Halona Cove also known as Eternity Beach where the infamous kissing scene was filmed from the classic 1953 Hollywood movie "From Here to Eternity" starring Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr.

198

Halona Blowhole

Get ready for an epic natural spectacle as ocean waves surge through ancient lava tubes, creating explosive bursts of seawater sky-high! With stunning views of rugged cliffs and turquoise waters, this iconic Oahu landmark is a must-see. Plus, just around the corner is the famous Halona Beach Cove, a hidden gem known for its Hollywood appearances.

199

Sandy Beach Park

Nicknamed “the beach where your cousin dies” this is one of the most popular beaches on O’ahu for body surfing and one of the most dangerous! Get ready for pounding shorebreaks, golden sands, and nonstop action at one of Oahu’s most thrilling beaches! Known for its powerful waves and expert bodyboarding scene, this Eastside gem is a must-see.

200

Makapu‘U Point

Makapu'u Lookout, one of the highlights of the South Shore, this place will blow your mind! as it sits on top of Makapu'u mountain you will get a birds eye view of Makapu'u Beach, Rabbit island and Black island, and Waimanalo Bay off in the horizon, also a great place for watching hand gliders in action as they swoop down below, hands down one of the best scenic sights in all of Oahu.

201

Makapuu Lighthouse

Witness the breathtaking Makapu‘u Lighthouse perched high above the island’s rugged southeastern cliffs! Marvel at panoramic ocean views, spot whales (seasonal), and take in the vibrant blue waters stretching to the horizon.

202

Makapu'u Beach

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Makapu‘u Beach with its turquoise waters, dramatic sea cliffs, and powerful waves, this hidden gem on the island’s southeastern shore is a must-see. see daring body surfers in action as they battle with ferocious waves, a spectacular sight for photos with Makapu'u mountain as the backdrop and Makapu'u Lighthouse perched above it.

203

Makai Research Pier

Nestled along the stunning coastline, this unique spot offers breathtaking ocean views, crystal-clear waters, and a glimpse into Hawaii’s marine research world.

204

Waimanalo Beach

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Waimanalo Bay, where crystal-clear turquoise waters meet miles of soft, white sand, one of Oahu's most stunning hidden gems this beautiful bay has the longest stretch of sandy shoreline on Oahu, 5.5 miles of stunning white sand beaches and emerald color ocean water with the majestic Ko'olau mountain range as the backdrop surrounded by an iron wood tree forest.

205

Nu’uanu Pali

Next up on our epic tour around the island of Oahu—Pali Lookout! Prepare to be blown away by sweeping panoramic views of lush valleys and towering cliffs. This historic vantage point is perched high above the Windward Coast, offering stunning views of the Ko’olau Mountain Range and the turquoise waters below. As you take in the incredible scenery, you'll be standing in a spot steeped in history, where fierce battles were fought and nature reigns supreme. Get ready for a jaw-dropping stop you won’t soon forget!

206

King Kamehameha Statue

Stand before one of Hawaii’s most iconic landmarks—the King Kamehameha Statue in the heart of Honolulu! This legendary tribute honors the great ruler who united the Hawaiian Islands, symbolizing strength, leadership, and the rich history of the Aloha State. Snap unforgettable photos, soak in the cultural significance, and let the spirit of old Hawaii surround you. And don’t forget—your epic journey is being captured on video, so every moment becomes part of your unforgettable adventure!

207

Ali'iolani Hale

Step into history at the Hawaii Supreme Court in downtown Honolulu, the original headquarters of the iconic Hawaii Five-O! This legendary building, known as Aliʻiōlani Hale, isn’t just famous for its TV legacy—it’s also home to the majestic King Kamehameha Statue, a symbol of Hawaiian strength and unity. Feel the energy of this historic landmark as we capture the moment with professional videography, preserving your epic adventure forever!

208

Iolani Palace

Step back in time as we arrive at Iolani Palace, the only royal palace in the United States! Once home to Hawaii’s last reigning monarchs, this architectural masterpiece tells the powerful story of Hawaii’s rich history, culture, and sovereignty. Walk the same courtyard as King Kalākaua and Queen Liliʻuokalani, admire the stunning design, and feel the spirit of old Hawaii. A must-see stop on this epic adventure!

209

Diamond Head Lighthouse

Experience the breathtaking Diamond Head Lighthouse, perched on the edge of a volcanic crater overlooking the sparkling Pacific Ocean. This historic beacon has guided sailors for over a century and offers one of the most stunning coastal views on the island!

210

Kahala Lookout

Get ready for breathtaking panoramic views at Kahala Lookout at the entrance of the iconic Diamond Head Crater, where lush green cliffs meet the endless blue of the Pacific! This hidden gem along Oahu’s southern coast offers a stunning vantage point of pristine beaches, luxurious oceanfront estates, and the sparkling waters beyond. Take in the beauty, snap some epic shots, and let the ocean breeze refresh your spirit before we continue this unforgettable island adventure!

211

Hawaii Kai Lookout

Get ready to take in breathtaking panoramic views of Oahu’s stunning southern coastline! From this scenic vantage point, you’ll see the sparkling blue waters of Maunalua Bay, Diamond Head Crater, Koko Crater, and the lush valleys beyond.

212

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Hanauma Bay, Oahu’s world-famous marine sanctuary! Nestled along the island’s stunning southeastern coast, (closed on Mondays and Tuesdays), It's also where the majority of one of Elvis Presley's most famous movies "Blue Hawaii" was filmed.

213

Lanai lookout

Get ready for breathtaking panoramic views at one of Oahu’s most stunning coastal lookouts! Perched along the rugged cliffs of the south shore, Lanai Lookout offers a jaw-dropping glimpse of the deep blue Pacific, with the distant islands of Lanai and Molokai visible on a clear day. Lanai meaning "Terrace or Veranda", this is truly Oahu's backyard with breath taking hardened lava formations that cascade down to the ocean from Koko crater, it's also a great place for whale watching during our winter months.

214

Eternity Beach

Tucked beneath rugged cliffs near the iconic Halona Blowhole, this hidden gem is a slice of paradise with golden sands, turquoise waters, and cinematic history, Halona Cove also known as Eternity Beach where the infamous kissing scene was filmed from the classic 1953 Hollywood movie "From Here to Eternity" starring Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr.

215

Halona Blowhole

Get ready for an epic natural spectacle as ocean waves surge through ancient lava tubes, creating explosive bursts of seawater sky-high! With stunning views of rugged cliffs and turquoise waters, this iconic Oahu landmark is a must-see. Plus, just around the corner is the famous Halona Beach Cove, a hidden gem known for its Hollywood appearances.

216

Sandy Beach Park

Nicknamed “the beach where your cousin dies” this is one of the most popular beaches on O’ahu for body surfing and one of the most dangerous! Get ready for pounding shorebreaks, golden sands, and nonstop action at one of Oahu’s most thrilling beaches! Known for its powerful waves and expert bodyboarding scene, this Eastside gem is a must-see.

217

Makapu‘U Point

Makapu'u Lookout, one of the highlights of the South Shore, this place will blow your mind! as it sits on top of Makapu'u mountain you will get a birds eye view of Makapu'u Beach, Rabbit island and Black island, and Waimanalo Bay off in the horizon, also a great place for watching hand gliders in action as they swoop down below, hands down one of the best scenic sights in all of Oahu.

218

Makapuu Lighthouse

Witness the breathtaking Makapu‘u Lighthouse perched high above the island’s rugged southeastern cliffs! Marvel at panoramic ocean views, spot whales (seasonal), and take in the vibrant blue waters stretching to the horizon.

219

Makapu'u Beach

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Makapu‘u Beach with its turquoise waters, dramatic sea cliffs, and powerful waves, this hidden gem on the island’s southeastern shore is a must-see. see daring body surfers in action as they battle with ferocious waves, a spectacular sight for photos with Makapu'u mountain as the backdrop and Makapu'u Lighthouse perched above it.

220

Makai Research Pier

Nestled along the stunning coastline, this unique spot offers breathtaking ocean views, crystal-clear waters, and a glimpse into Hawaii’s marine research world.

221

Waimanalo Beach

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Waimanalo Bay, where crystal-clear turquoise waters meet miles of soft, white sand, one of Oahu's most stunning hidden gems this beautiful bay has the longest stretch of sandy shoreline on Oahu, 5.5 miles of stunning white sand beaches and emerald color ocean water with the majestic Ko'olau mountain range as the backdrop surrounded by an iron wood tree forest.

222

Nu’uanu Pali

Next up on our epic tour around the island of Oahu—Pali Lookout! Prepare to be blown away by sweeping panoramic views of lush valleys and towering cliffs. This historic vantage point is perched high above the Windward Coast, offering stunning views of the Ko’olau Mountain Range and the turquoise waters below. As you take in the incredible scenery, you'll be standing in a spot steeped in history, where fierce battles were fought and nature reigns supreme. Get ready for a jaw-dropping stop you won’t soon forget!

223

King Kamehameha Statue

Stand before one of Hawaii’s most iconic landmarks—the King Kamehameha Statue in the heart of Honolulu! This legendary tribute honors the great ruler who united the Hawaiian Islands, symbolizing strength, leadership, and the rich history of the Aloha State. Snap unforgettable photos, soak in the cultural significance, and let the spirit of old Hawaii surround you. And don’t forget—your epic journey is being captured on video, so every moment becomes part of your unforgettable adventure!

224

Ali'iolani Hale

Step into history at the Hawaii Supreme Court in downtown Honolulu, the original headquarters of the iconic Hawaii Five-O! This legendary building, known as Aliʻiōlani Hale, isn’t just famous for its TV legacy—it’s also home to the majestic King Kamehameha Statue, a symbol of Hawaiian strength and unity. Feel the energy of this historic landmark as we capture the moment with professional videography, preserving your epic adventure forever!

225

Iolani Palace

Step back in time as we arrive at Iolani Palace, the only royal palace in the United States! Once home to Hawaii’s last reigning monarchs, this architectural masterpiece tells the powerful story of Hawaii’s rich history, culture, and sovereignty. Walk the same courtyard as King Kalākaua and Queen Liliʻuokalani, admire the stunning design, and feel the spirit of old Hawaii. A must-see stop on this epic adventure!

226

Diamond Head Lighthouse

Experience the breathtaking Diamond Head Lighthouse, perched on the edge of a volcanic crater overlooking the sparkling Pacific Ocean. This historic beacon has guided sailors for over a century and offers one of the most stunning coastal views on the island!

227

Kahala Lookout

Get ready for breathtaking panoramic views at Kahala Lookout at the entrance of the iconic Diamond Head Crater, where lush green cliffs meet the endless blue of the Pacific! This hidden gem along Oahu’s southern coast offers a stunning vantage point of pristine beaches, luxurious oceanfront estates, and the sparkling waters beyond. Take in the beauty, snap some epic shots, and let the ocean breeze refresh your spirit before we continue this unforgettable island adventure!

228

Hawaii Kai Lookout

Get ready to take in breathtaking panoramic views of Oahu’s stunning southern coastline! From this scenic vantage point, you’ll see the sparkling blue waters of Maunalua Bay, Diamond Head Crater, Koko Crater, and the lush valleys beyond.

229

Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Hanauma Bay, Oahu’s world-famous marine sanctuary! Nestled along the island’s stunning southeastern coast, (closed on Mondays and Tuesdays), It's also where the majority of one of Elvis Presley's most famous movies "Blue Hawaii" was filmed.

230

Lanai lookout

Get ready for breathtaking panoramic views at one of Oahu’s most stunning coastal lookouts! Perched along the rugged cliffs of the south shore, Lanai Lookout offers a jaw-dropping glimpse of the deep blue Pacific, with the distant islands of Lanai and Molokai visible on a clear day. Lanai meaning "Terrace or Veranda", this is truly Oahu's backyard with breath taking hardened lava formations that cascade down to the ocean from Koko crater, it's also a great place for whale watching during our winter months.

231

Eternity Beach

Tucked beneath rugged cliffs near the iconic Halona Blowhole, this hidden gem is a slice of paradise with golden sands, turquoise waters, and cinematic history, Halona Cove also known as Eternity Beach where the infamous kissing scene was filmed from the classic 1953 Hollywood movie "From Here to Eternity" starring Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr.

232

Halona Blowhole

Get ready for an epic natural spectacle as ocean waves surge through ancient lava tubes, creating explosive bursts of seawater sky-high! With stunning views of rugged cliffs and turquoise waters, this iconic Oahu landmark is a must-see. Plus, just around the corner is the famous Halona Beach Cove, a hidden gem known for its Hollywood appearances.

233

Sandy Beach Park

Nicknamed “the beach where your cousin dies” this is one of the most popular beaches on O’ahu for body surfing and one of the most dangerous! Get ready for pounding shorebreaks, golden sands, and nonstop action at one of Oahu’s most thrilling beaches! Known for its powerful waves and expert bodyboarding scene, this Eastside gem is a must-see.

234

Makapu‘U Point

Makapu'u Lookout, one of the highlights of the South Shore, this place will blow your mind! as it sits on top of Makapu'u mountain you will get a birds eye view of Makapu'u Beach, Rabbit island and Black island, and Waimanalo Bay off in the horizon, also a great place for watching hand gliders in action as they swoop down below, hands down one of the best scenic sights in all of Oahu.

235

Makapuu Lighthouse

Witness the breathtaking Makapu‘u Lighthouse perched high above the island’s rugged southeastern cliffs! Marvel at panoramic ocean views, spot whales (seasonal), and take in the vibrant blue waters stretching to the horizon.

236

Makapu'u Beach

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Makapu‘u Beach with its turquoise waters, dramatic sea cliffs, and powerful waves, this hidden gem on the island’s southeastern shore is a must-see. see daring body surfers in action as they battle with ferocious waves, a spectacular sight for photos with Makapu'u mountain as the backdrop and Makapu'u Lighthouse perched above it.

237

Makai Research Pier

Nestled along the stunning coastline, this unique spot offers breathtaking ocean views, crystal-clear waters, and a glimpse into Hawaii’s marine research world.

238

Waimanalo Beach

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Waimanalo Bay, where crystal-clear turquoise waters meet miles of soft, white sand, one of Oahu's most stunning hidden gems this beautiful bay has the longest stretch of sandy shoreline on Oahu, 5.5 miles of stunning white sand beaches and emerald color ocean water with the majestic Ko'olau mountain range as the backdrop surrounded by an iron wood tree forest.

239

Nu’uanu Pali

Next up on our epic tour around the island of Oahu—Pali Lookout! Prepare to be blown away by sweeping panoramic views of lush valleys and towering cliffs. This historic vantage point is perched high above the Windward Coast, offering stunning views of the Ko’olau Mountain Range and the turquoise waters below. As you take in the incredible scenery, you'll be standing in a spot steeped in history, where fierce battles were fought and nature reigns supreme. Get ready for a jaw-dropping stop you won’t soon forget!

240

King Kamehameha Statue

Stand before one of Hawaii’s most iconic landmarks—the King Kamehameha Statue in the heart of Honolulu! This legendary tribute honors the great ruler who united the Hawaiian Islands, symbolizing strength, leadership, and the rich history of the Aloha State. Snap unforgettable photos, soak in the cultural significance, and let the spirit of old Hawaii surround you. And don’t forget—your epic journey is being captured on video, so every moment becomes part of your unforgettable adventure!

241

Ali'iolani Hale

Step into history at the Hawaii Supreme Court in downtown Honolulu, the original headquarters of the iconic Hawaii Five-O! This legendary building, known as Aliʻiōlani Hale, isn’t just famous for its TV legacy—it’s also home to the majestic King Kamehameha Statue, a symbol of Hawaiian strength and unity. Feel the energy of this historic landmark as we capture the moment with professional videography, preserving your epic adventure forever!

242

Iolani Palace

Step back in time as we arrive at Iolani Palace, the only royal palace in the United States! Once home to Hawaii’s last reigning monarchs, this architectural masterpiece tells the powerful story of Hawaii’s rich history, culture, and sovereignty. Walk the same courtyard as King Kalākaua and Queen Liliʻuokalani, admire the stunning design, and feel the spirit of old Hawaii. A must-see stop on this epic adventure!

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