Discover Pearl Harbor and Honolulu on a Historic 5-Hour Tour
The Pearl Harbor Honolulu tour provides an immersive experience into the events of December 7, 1941, and the rich history of Honolulu. The tour includes admission to the National Park Service’s theater to watch a 23-minute documentary about the Pearl Harbor attack. Following the film, guests board a US Navy shuttle boat to visit the USS Arizona Memorial, a solemn tribute to those lost during the attack.
Key Highlights of the Tour
- Admission to the USS Arizona Memorial and two related museums
- Viewing the Battleship Missouri
- Photo stop at the King Kamehameha Statue, honoring the Hawaiian king who united the islands
- Drive through historic downtown Honolulu, including Chinatown and the business district
- Pass by Iolani Palace, the royal residence of Hawaiian monarchs
- Visit the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, also known as Punchbowl Cemetery
- See the Hawaii State Capitol and Father Damian Statue
Tour Details and Experience
This 5-hour tour departs from Pearl City with convenient luxury round-trip transportation provided. The narrated journey offers insights into Hawaii’s history and culture, including stops at significant landmarks. The tour is operated by Fly Shuttle Tours, ensuring a comfortable and informative experience throughout.
Whether you are interested in WWII history or Hawaiian heritage, the Pearl Harbor Honolulu tour delivers a comprehensive and respectful exploration of these important sites.
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