Enjoy an educational and fun guided walk to the summit of the most famous crater on Earth. Oahu Nature Tours - the company who began guided Diamond Head Crater ecotours and was featured in Hawaii and Aloha magazines - is the only company who offers both round-trip transportation and a professional guide who will escort you to the summit to provide you with an exciting and safe excursion. Incredible 360 degree views of Waikiki and the turquoise blue Pacific Ocean await you. On this adventure you will learn about the crater's fascinating geology, history, archaeology, flora and fauna. Our expert guides are very friendly and informative, and can identify the numerous bird and plant species found in the crater. Your tour also includes the admission fee, a bottle of spring water, and a personalized "I climbed Diamond Head" certificate with a color photo of the crater (suitable for framing). Moderate 1.4 miles, 1.5 hours walking time

Enjoy an educational and fun guided walk to the summit of the most famous crater on Earth. Oahu Nature Tours - the company who began guided Diamond Head Crater ecotours and was featured in Hawaii and Aloha magazines - is the only company who offers both round-trip transportation and a professional guide who will escort you to the summit to provide you with an exciting and safe excursion. Incredible 360 degree views of Waikiki and the turquoise blue Pacific Ocean await you. On this adventure you will learn about the crater's fascinating geology, history, archaeology, flora and fauna. Our expert guides are very friendly and informative, and can identify the numerous bird and plant species found in the crater. Your tour also includes the admission fee, a bottle of spring water, and a personalized "I climbed Diamond Head" certificate with a color photo of the crater (suitable for framing). Moderate 1.4 miles, 1.5 hours walking time

Step back in time on this unforgettable and exciting adventure as you visit the historic highlights of the Kingdom of Hawaii. Traveling into the lush Nuuanu Valley, our first stop is Queen Emma's Summer Palace where a past era comes alive. Next, we drive through a tropical rainforest en route to the world famous Pali Lookout. After driving through a spectacular tree-tunnel we arrive at Hawaii's sacred Royal Mausoleum,"Mauna Ala", the final resting place of six of the kingdom's last eight ruling monarchs. Then we go on a hour-long journey inside the ornate Iolani Palace, the only Royal Palace in the United States, to discover its splendid treasures. You will also see the historic sites of the legendary King Kamehameha's statue and the unique Kawaiahao Church, "the Westminster Abbey of Hawaii". Easy, 3/4 mile, 1 hour walking time

Observe Hawaii's spectacular rainforest plants as we walk into the lush Koolau mountains that rise above the aquamarine waters of Kaneohe Bay. See several beautifully feathered tropical bird species, the jewels of the forest, as we visit a secluded, cascading waterfall that spills into a tranquil private rainforest pool. Explore a tropical jungle and marvel at the majestic Pali cliffs towering above you. Let the peaceful solitude of this magical place envelope you while colorful tropical blossoms of heliconias, ginger, cinnamon and papaya fill the air with pleasant fragrance. Learn about the ancient Hawaiian's use of various plant species and the interesting environmental history of the area. Additional highlights of this tour include the scenic waterfalls of Nuuanu Valley, Queen Emma's Summer Palace and the Pali Lookout. Excellent photographic opportunities! Moderate 2 miles 2 hours walking time

Observe Hawaii's spectacular rainforest plants as we walk into the lush Koolau mountains that rise above the aquamarine waters of Kaneohe Bay. See several beautifully feathered tropical bird species, the jewels of the forest, as we visit a secluded, cascading waterfall that spills into a tranquil private rainforest pool. Explore a tropical jungle and marvel at the majestic Pali cliffs towering above you. Let the peaceful solitude of this magical place envelope you while colorful tropical blossoms of heliconias, ginger, cinnamon and papaya fill the air with pleasant fragrance. Learn about the ancient Hawaiian's use of various plant species and the interesting environmental history of the area. Additional highlights of this tour include the scenic waterfalls of Nuuanu Valley, Queen Emma's Summer Palace and the Pali Lookout. Excellent photographic opportunities! Moderate 2 miles 2 hours walking time

Join Oahu's most experienced eco-tour company visiting many beautiful locations in a style and with information that no other company can provide. Our first stop at Paiko Lagoon Wildlife Sanctuary is the ideal place to observe native wetland bird species. We then visit the world famous Hanauma Bay and the Kahauloa tuff cone along the island's stunning southeast volcanic coastline. Our next stop is Halona Cove, where Green Sea Turtles and Humpback Whales swim in the crystal clear waters off From Here to Eternity Beach and a blowhole shoots columns of saltwater into the sky. After stopping at Makapu'u lookout, where you'll enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of offshore islands, we visit colorful tide pools and the 25,000 year old Kaupo lava flow. Your professional nature guide will show you rare species of native Hawaiian coastal plants and a variety of colorful seabirds including Red-footed Boobies, Great Frigate birds and Red-tailed Tropicbirds. Just past "Robin's Nest", where Magnum PI was filmed, we stop for a walk on Oahu's longest sandy beach and enjoy the aquamarine waters of Waimanalo Bay, where tropical fish and corals abound. Our next stop, Enchanted Lake Bird Sanctuary, is one of the premier birdwatching locations on Oahu where several species of rare Hawaiian birds can be observed. Then we travel to the ancient Hawaiian Temple, Ulupou Heiau, to see one of Oahu's best preserved archaeological sites and to learn about many important Polynesian plants. At the world renowned Pali Lookout, described by Mark Twain as one of the most beautiful views on Earth, you will see the turquoise waters of Kaneohe Bay and the jagged, 2,000 foot vertical cliffs of the majestic Koolau mountains. Easy, 1/4 mile, 1 hour walking time

Journey to the scenic mountains high above the shimmering waters of Pearl Harbor to see a place that time has passed by. In this beautiful setting we walk into a forest that includes scarlet-flowered Ohia lehua and majestic Koa trees. This is one of the best trails on Oahu to observe Polynesian plants and the rare and colorful Hawaiian Honeycreepers including the crimson Apapane and the yellow-green Amakihi. Panoramic ocean and mountain views are additional highlights of this adventure. Moderate 4 miles, 3.5 hr walking time

Travel with us to the enchanting, lush rainforest deep within the beautiful Valley of the Rainbows. Nestled below towering jungle trees and surrounded by seven waterfalls, Lyon Arboretum, one of the world's premier Botanical gardens, awaits you. As we explore the 200 acre garden, 5,000 different species of flora and fauna await you, including bromeliads, hibiscus, orchids, and anthuriums surround you while tropical birds sing nearby. Your nature guide will provide accurate information about the garden's interesting history and efforts to save some of the rarest plants in the world as well as describe the ancient Hawaiians use of many important species. After departing Lyon Arboretum, we visit the picturesque Chinese Great Ancestors Mound perched high on a grass covered hill in the heart of the valley, below Pu'u Pia. These ancient, cloud-swept, emerald green hills have witnessed a steady procession of uses on the valley floor, from Hawaiian taro farms to cattle ranches, coffee plantations and Japanese rice paddies; then with the arrival of New England missionaries, the building of Victorian mansions and eventually the founding of the University of Hawaii. Traveling through the historic valley that offers visitors excellent photographic opportunities, you will learn about the fascinating local history and mythology. We then visit Pu'u 'Ualaka'a, the hill of the rolling sweet potatoes, located 1,048 feet above the glistening waters of Waikiki. From this lofty vantage point, where Elvis Presley had a picnic lunch in the movie Blue Hawaii, you will experience a breathtaking 180 degree panoramic view of Oahu's scenic southeast coastline and sometimes a glistening double rainbow arching across the Valley of the Rainbows far below.

On this tour you will visit Hawaii's most famous location, Pearl Harbor. First, you will be shown a 20 minute film about the attack on Dec. 07, 1941, then view a great collection of historic artifacts on display at the new Visitor Center. Next, you will be transported by a navy launch to the USS Arizona Memorial. After leaving Pearl Harbor you will visit a relaxing outdoor museum that tells the story of life on Hawaii's plantations c. 1900 and the tales of the 395.000 people who were brought to Hawaii to work on the sugar cane fields that once surrounded Pearl Harbor, known in Hawaiian as Wai Momi, the River of Pearls. The Plantation Village includes restored buildings and replicas of structures such as houses of various ethnic groups, the camp office and the plantation store. You will learn about the lifestyle of the immigrants from Japan, China, Korea, Portugal, Puerto Rico and the Phillippines who once worked here, while sampling delicious strawberry guava and fresh sugar cane. Throughout this adventure, your professional nature guide will explain Pearl Harbor's Geology, Hawaiian history, mythology, its native bird and plant species and unique marine life.

Travel with the island's premier eco-tour company on an exciting journey of discovery to the famous North Shore of Oahu. Driving over the Ko'olau Mountains to the windward side, our first stop is teh fabled Valley of the Temples, where we visit the picturesque Byodo Temple located at the base of stunning 2,000 foot lush green cliffs. Then we drive along the scenic shores of Kahana Bay arriving at Laie Point, a great location to observe serveral native plant and seabird species. Continuing north to Kahuku, we visit several shrimp farms to see endangered wetland birds, including Black-neck stilts, Hawaiian coots, and Moorhens. Our next stopis the world famous Sunset Beach and Banzai Pipeline, where incredible waves thrill viewers, especially between November and April. Hale O Lono heiau, one of Oahu's ancient temples, is next. Situated inside the lush Waimea Valley, this unique archaeological site is an excellent place to learn about Hawaiian native religion. At Laniakea Beach we stop to observe rare green sea turtles resting on the golden sand. Traveling south, we visit the colorful and historic village of Haleiwa, home to many surfers and crafspeople. After driving through extensive pineapple fields, we arrive at the historic Dole Plantation. On the way towards Pearl Harbor, your nature guide will show you the location of the mysterious and sacred Kukaniloko Birthing Stones, Hawaii's Stonehenge, where royal chiefs of the islands were born for over 800 years.

This adventure will fulfill your fantasies about Hawaii's lush rainforests, giant ferns, tropical waterfalls, picturesque streams and unique species that can be found nowhere else on Earth. This trail, a hidden treasure that was used by Spielberg while filming "The Lost World", leads to the talles accessible waterfall on Oahu, deep within a prehistoric landscape.

This adventure will fulfill your fantasies about Hawaii's lush rainforests, giant ferns, tropical waterfalls, picturesque streams and unique species that can be found nowhere else on Earth. This trail, a hidden treasure that was used by Spielberg while filming "The Lost World", leads to the talles accessible waterfall on Oahu, deep within a prehistoric landscape.

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This option is for those guests who are interested in exploring a wide variety of unique ecosystems on Oahu. Combine any three adventures for a discounted price!