Private Circle Island Oahu Tour with Custom Itinerary

We'll stop at the world famous Diamond Head Lookout where we can see surfers, the famous Kahala beach and lots of Pacific Ocean! (30 mins)

Old lava flows formed these rugged cliffs that make up the South Eastern side of O'ahu. China Walls is a local favorite spot for cliff jumping, sightseeing, sunset watching and cruising! (30 mins)

At Halona Blowhole, watch as ocean water erupts through a lava tube, creating a stunning geyser-like display. Set against dramatic cliffs, it offers breathtaking views of the Pacific and nearby beaches, especially during high tide. (30 mins)

Makapu'u Lookout is one of the most stunning lookouts that O'ahu has to offer. View five of the close off shore islands of O'ahu, Makapu'u Beach, and Waimanalo Bay from above. If you're brave enough, we can also hike the paved path up to the Makapu'u Lighthouse. (75 mins)

One of the most famous beaches in the whole world, Waimanalo is known for its stunning white sand and bright blue water.

The Nu'uanu Pali lookout is one of the best views of the East Side of O'ahu. Here you can see where the ancient Hawaiians did battle to unite the Hawaiian Islands into one Kingdom and see where ancient remains have been laid to rest. (30 mins)

Built as a tribute to the hard work of the Japanese Immigrants from the 19th century, Byodo-In is a work of art built into the landscape. The green Ko'olau mountain backdrop makes for incredible pictures contrasted with the red and gold of the temple. Byodo-In is one of the most visited placed in Hawaii for good reason! (60 mins)

Mokoli'i, or China Man's Hat, as is known by the locals, is a beautiful island located about a third of a mile off of the beach. (15 mins)

We can stop in at the world famous Kahuku Food trucks. There's an abundance of options of delicious local food cooked here, along with world renowned shrimp truck, Giovani's. (30 mins)

Stroll on a paved path through a tropical botanical garden with a waterfall swim at the end. Waimea Valley is filled with cultural and environmental knowledge and beauty, a must do when visiting the North Shore of O'ahu. (90 mins)

Walk through the old plantation style town of Hale'iwa, one of Hawaii's oldest tourist towns. Home of the worlds best sugar cane plantations for many years, Hale'iwa's rich history and quaint boutiques are some of the highlights of the North Shore. (60 mins)

The North Shore of Oahu is known for having some of the most beautiful beaches and best waves in the world. Here, we can hang out on the beach or head to Haleiwa town to enjoy some shopping or famous Matsumotos Shave ice. (120 mins)