Honolulu Zoo

We will start our tour at the Honolulu Zoo and begin the exploration of key areas in Waikiki. We will visit places of historical significance, highlighting venues for enjoying complimentary Hula and local live music shows. This tour is particularly advantageous during the initial days of your island arrival, facilitating orientation and optimal utilization of your time. The tour will start punctually at the designated meeting point; it is advisable to arrive 10-5 minutes early. We will visit notable sites, including Queen’s Beach, Waikiki Wall, Duke’s Statue, Kapaemahu Healing Stones, HPD Waikiki, Prince Kuhio Statue, Prince Kuhio Beach, Moana Surf Rider & Banyan Tree, the renowned Duke’s Restaurant, and touch upon the histories of surfing and The Beach Boys. The itinerary also includes stops at Surfboard Walk, Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center with Instagrammable letters, Royal Hawaiian Hotel, Sheraton Waikiki (a backdrop for famous movies), Princess Pauahi Bishop, and the Tiki Lights area. Our tour concludes at the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center, where you can explore exceptional restaurants and stores at your leisure post-tour.

“We will start our tour in the Honolulu Zoo and start the exploration of key areas in Waikiki. We will visit places of historical importance, highlighting places to enjoy HULA and local music shows for free. This tour is especially beneficial during the first days of your arrival on the island, facilitating the optimal orientation and use of your time. The Tour will start promptly at the designated meeting point; It is recommended to arrive 10-5 minutes before. We will visit prominent places, including the beach of the Reina, the Waikiki Wall, the statue of Duke, the healing stones of Kapaemahu, HPD Waikiki, the statue of Prince Kuhio, the beach of Prince Kuhio, Moana Surf Rider and the Banyan tree, The famous Duke's restaurant, and we will explore the history of Surf and The Beach Boys. The itinerary also includes Surfboard Walk, the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center with ‘Instagramable’ letters, the Royal Hawaiian hotel, Sheraton Waikiki (Famous Movie Scenario), Princess Pauahi Bishop and the Tiki Lights area. Our route concludes at the Royal Hawaiian shopping center, where you can explore exceptional restaurants and stores to your liking after the tour. ”

Day 1: We'll take you to Waikiki Beach and the surrounding area, letting the kids splash around in the ocean and build sandcastles. Waikiki is surrounded by amazing food and scenic views. The first day is a great time to get settled in and enjoy a beach day. If you arrive early in the morning and are tired and worried about the time change just head to the beach and enjoy, try to stay awake and if not, just take a nap on the beach. Day 2: We'll take you to a gentle hike in the Makapuu Lighthouse Trail and enjoy the stunning views of the Pacific Ocean. Makapuu is great for families and small children. Since the whole trail is paved, it’s great for strollers and kids with a lot of energy. We'll get you water and extra snacks, you can picnic at the top with an amazing view. We'll Visit the Waikiki Aquarium and learn about the marine life in Hawaii and take a ride on the Waikiki Trolley to see the sights around the city Day 3: We'll drive to the North Shore of Oahu and visit the Polynesian Cultural Center, where the kids can learn about Polynesian culture, play interactive games and enjoy a traditional Hawaiian Luau and experience Polynesian dancing. You'll watch the sunset at the beach. Day 4: Take a surf lesson at Waikiki Beach or Relax on Sherwoods beach. Then, Take a sunset catamaran cruise and enjoy the breathtaking views of the coastline Day 5: We'll head over to the Honolulu Zoo and Aquarium, where kids can see and learn about a variety of animals and sea creatures. then, return to the hotel for some pool time and relaxation and enjoy a family-friendly dinner at a local restaurant (Not included) We would recommend Sky Waikiki for an amazing sunset view, or you can’t go wrong with Marugame Udon. If your kids are picky eaters, there’s a cheesecake factory right near the beach, but if at all possible, encourage them to step outside of their comfort zones and try Hawaiian food! Day 6: Explore the Koko Crater Trail, if you can’t make it up, you can only go part way up with the children to take in the panoramic views of the island. Be warned this hike is not an easy one, but with a bit of resilience and cold water, it’s totally possible. Another amazing option is just across the street at hanauma bay ridge. This one is a bit different than hanauma bay itself as its the ridge above, overlooking the beautiful bay. Take a turtle canyon catamaran and let the kids snorkel with the turtles. It will be a memory nobody will ever forget! Day 7: Head to the east side of the island to the Botanical Gardens. The name is Hoomaluhia. Bring your own snacks or pick-up food on the way and have a picnic there. The views are amazing! Lastly, relax on the beach and soak up the sun before departing the island.