- Kuilei Cliffs - In the shadow of Diamond Head, this strand of sandy beach draws experienced windsurfers when the trade winds are blowing. The popular Diamond Head Cliffs surf breaks are right offshore.
- Hawaii Kai Lookout - Directly off the Kalanianaʻole Highway, stop by this lookout for panoramic views of the ocean and the surrounding ridges.
- Halona Beach Cove - Halona Beach Cove is a small, tucked-away beach located on the southeastern shore of Oahu along the Kalanianaole Highway.
- Sandy Beach Park - Sandy Beach Park, commonly referred to as Sandy’s by locals is a beautiful beach with a powerful shore break that is frequented by experienced body boarders and swimmers. On a clear day, Molokai and Maui can be viewed from its shore.
- Makapu’u Point - Makapu’u Point is an incredibly beautiful lookout with views of the Pacific Ocean, Ko’olau mountains, Koko Head Crater and Oahu’s Windward coast. There is a paved lighthouse hike, and a gorgeous beach below that can be accessed from various start points.
- Waimanalo Beach - Located on the windward side of Oahu, this gorgeous and secluded beach has the majestic Koolau Mountains as a backdrop.
- Lanikai Beach - Lanikai Beach is one of Oahu’s most scenic beaches, with views of the Na Mokulua Islets. It’s fine textured white sands and crystal clear waters are some of the most relaxing on the entire island.
- Kailua - The town of Kailua offers a relaxed vibe with many local eateries, shopping and beaches to explore. Kalapawai Market is a local favorite for breakfast or lunch. Ask about our favorite Poke spot in Kailua!
- Valley of the Temples - The Valley of the Temples is an incredibly tranquil place with dramatic views of the Ko’olau Mountain Range as the backdrop. Within the valley is the Byodo-In Temple, a Buddhist built in 1963 to honor Japanese plantation workers who emigrated to Hawaii. The grounds are home to thousands of colorful Koi Fish as well as a rare Black Swan.
- He’eia State Park - Heʻeia State Park is a state park located near Kaneohe on the windward shore of Oahu. The park is located on Kaneohe Bay, between Heʻeia Fishpond and Heʻeia Kea small boat harbor.
- Nu’uanu Pali - The Pali Lookout is a historically significant site of an ancient Hawaiian battle. It offers stunning panoramic views of the Windward coast of Oahu including the sheer cliffs of the Ko’olau Mountain range as well as Kaneohe and Kailua Bays.
- Private transportation
- Cooler with ice for food/drinks
- Binoculars
- Beach chairs and towels
This East Honolulu and Windward Oahu Tour will take you along one of the most beautiful drives of your life. Our tours are highly customizable and stops can be added/taken off for no additional cost. We strive to leave you with lasting memories and teach you about the rich Hawaiian culture and history along the way. Stops are never rushed so you can soak in the beauty of the surrounding landscapes. Winding past two volcanic cinder cones (Diamond and Koko Head Craters) over to Makapu’u Point. Stops at some of the most pristine beaches on the island like Sandy’s, Lanikai and Makapu’u are suggested. Makapu’u point and lighthouse set the backdrop for incredible pictures to remember your trip by. Visiting the Byodo-In Temple is a Zen experience unlike anything else. Stop over at He’eia State Park for views of an ancient Hawaiian Fish Pond and learn about old-school sustenance living. End the tour at the Pali Lookout to discover breathtaking views at the site of the legendary Nu’uanu Battle.
- Travel time between destinations is included in tour time
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
