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Use one of your days on the Big Island of Hawaii to visit another island. Polynesian Adventure Tours presents this ultimate experience for those interested in the history of World War II. Visit Pearl Harbor and the spot where the US was brought into World War II and then tour the USS Missouri where the armistice that ended the war was signed. This is an amazing tour and a must do for any history enthusiast. The tour will continue across the city of Honolulu including the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific at Punchbowl. Enjoy the spectacular views from the Nuuanu Pali Lookout and the amazing rainforest. During your tour you are bound to see the following sights:
- Arizona Memorial Visitor Center
- Film of the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack
- Ride the Navy launch to the Arizona Memorial
- USS Missouri (Admission & guided tour included in price)
- Drive through Punchbowl National Cemetery of the Pacific
- View 'Iolani Palace, Kawaiahao Church, statue of King Kamehameha, Mission Houses Museum, State Library and Archives, City Hall.
- Drive through the Punchbowl National Cemetery of the Pacific.
- Nuuanu Rainforest & Pali Lookout
- World famous Waikiki Beach
What to Know
Monday through Friday
Check in at the Kona airport at about 5:30am. Exact times will be printed on your voucher.
Please bring: government issued ID.
Lunch: Bring money for lunch at a Waikiki restaurant.
Security at Pearl Harbor is tight. The US Department of the Interior has instituted a, "no bags" policy at the Arizona Memorial and Visitor Center. Passengers may not carry any item that offers concealment. This includes purses, handbags, backpacks, diaper bags, etc. A small camera is permitted. Please bring vital items in a manner that they can be placed in your pockets. Do not leave valuables on the bus.
This tour does not operate Christmas, New Year's Day or Thanksgiving.
Please list the names and dates of birth of all passengers as appears on the ID's in the comment box during the check out process.
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