Diamond Head hike
Hike to the rim of one of Hawaii's most recognizable vistas, Diamond Head Crater. Diamond Head is actually a volcano cone that formed from an eruption of the Ko'olau Volcano. Once reaching the top, bask in the spectacular views of Waikiki Beach below and the Pacific ocean beyond.
Sightseeing tour of Honolulu
A guide leads you through the historic sights of Honolulu. Check out the statue of King Kamehameha, the chieftain who united all the warring Hawaiian Islands into one kingdom. After passing by the State Capitol building, visit the Punchbowl Cemetery, a war veteran burial site set inside the crater of an extinct volcano.
Dinner
Included dinner in Waikiki.
Nuuanu Pali lookout
Enjoy beautiful views of Kane'ohe Bay and Kailua from the 985-foot cliffs of the Nuuanu Pali lookout. Prepare for some strong breezes - the lookout is positioned at a funnel opening in the Ko'olau Mountain, a natural gathering spot for gusting trade winds.
Kalakaua Avenue
Experience the bustle of Waikiki's main street. Named after King David Kalakaua, this lively avenue is full of delicious restaurants, live music and plenty of shops to explore.