Pearl Harbor Visitor Center
Welcome to Pearl Harbor, your gateway to American wartime history. Here you get to visit monuments and museums, see exhibit galleries and displays, and learn from Pearl Harbor survivors. Pearl Harbor is located in the southwestern part of Oahu, Hawaii. It is the largest natural seaport in Hawaii. Pearl Harbor is the only US naval base named a National Historic Landmark and the headquarters of the Pacific Fleet. The Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor during World War II. During the war time, the Arizona Memorial was buried underwater. In order to commemorate the painful lessons of the year and pay tribute to the soldiers who died in battle, the US government built the Pearl Harbor Memorial Museum in 1980 on the wreckage of the warship. On September 2, 1945, in Tokyo Bay, on the deck of the Missouri battleship, General MacArthur accepted Japan’s unconditional surrender and ended World War II. In order to commemorate the historical relics of World War II, this huge warship is permanently anchored in Pearl Harbor as a real and vivid living museum. The exhibits cover the 50-year service history of the three wars.
USS Arizona Memorial (overlooking only, no boat ride)
This memorial located in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii serves as a remembrance of the American soldier killed in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941. The sunken battleship marks the resting place of over one thousand of the dead.
Hawaii State Capitol Grounds ( pass by)
The capital was built in 1969. Includes the Eternal Flame, the Korean Vietnam War Memorial, the Liberty Bell, and the Father Damien Statue, a tribute to the Roman Catholic priest who died after 16 years of serving leprosy patients.
Iolani Palace ( pass by)
This majestic structure was the official residence of Hawaii’s last reigning monarch, and it is the only royal palace in the United States. It features American Florentine architecture seen nowhere else in the world. It is an important stop for visitors to learn about the history and culture of Hawaii.
King Kamehameha Statue
One of Hawaii’s prominent chiefs who united the Hawaiian Islands. You can also take a photo with the statue of King Kamehameha, the first king of Hawaii.
Chinatown(Pass by)
The earliest Chinatown in Hawaii.
Honolulu City Hall ( pass by)
Known as the Honolulu Hale building, the city hall is on the National Register of Historic Places. It is the site of the chambers of the Mayor of the City & County of Honolulu and the Honolulu City Council.
Dole Plantation
Dole Plantation, where guests can taste the original pineapple ice cream, visit different varieties of pineapple in the pineapple field, and take a small train (at your own expense) and tour the maze (at your own expense). Dole Plantation has a wealth of experience activities, while demonstrating and imparting knowledge about Hawaiian sugar-making plants such as sugar cane and sugar beet. There is a very large souvenir shop and restaurant in the park, providing a variety of Dole plantation gifts, local food and beverages, before tourists leave, you can also buy fresh pineapples to take home.
Polynesian Culture Center : islands of Polynesia（admin is not included）
The Polynesian Cultural Center is operated by a non-profit educational organization. Most of the staff and actors are students from Brigham Young University in Hawaii, which integrates Hawaii, Tahiti, Tonga, Fiji, Samoa, and New Zealand Maori culture. Combining six lively and colorful cultures of Pacific island countries, the Polynesian Culture Center educates many visitors. We will stay in the center for about 2.30 hours to experience the most authentic indigenous culture, the most authentic epitome of Polynesia, and one of the exotic cultural experiences that cannot be missed. Ground. The Polynesian Cultural Village is the most popular tourist attraction in the afternoon. Visitors can learn hula dancing, hula dancing, weaving straw mats and small animals. You can also enjoy wonderful performances such as aboriginal people's performances such as making wood for fire and opening coconuts with bare hands. It is a tourist attraction not to be missed.
Sample itinerary: All admins are not included. The following itinerary is for reference only; the actual schedule is dependent on local weather and other factors.
7:30 am The tour guide will pick up the car at the hotel or the designated location.
8:00 am - 12:00 pm Pearl harbor and city tour
1:00 pm -2:00 pm Drive to the famous Dole Plantation.
3:00 pm After finishing the pineapple garden, we drive to the Polynesian Cultural Center. (Not include admin)
5:30 pm - 6:30 pm Return to starting point.
Note: This product does not include PCC admin(Guests can purchase at the site entrance)

Age Policy:
1. Guests 12 years and older should purchase an adult rate ticket, and children 4-11 years old should purchase a child rate ticket. Children 3 years and younger do not need to purchase tickets, no seats will be provided for free children.
2. Children must be accompanied by an adult and booked together. One paying adult with one complimentary child only.
Booking Notice:
1. This product is a private chartered tour. Guests wishing to purchase individual attraction tickets should look under the Attractions and Tickets sections.
2. While the tour is fully chartered, only minor modifications to the itinerary may be made. Large changes and delays are not allowed. If the tour is delayed past 6:00pm due to guest delays, they will be billed overtime fees (> 15 minutes will be billed as half an hour; > 45 minutes will be billed as one hour).
3. Some parts of the itinerary include optional purchases, such as food or souvenirs, and are not mandatory.
Disclaimer:
1. Reservation confirmation: Our customer service will confirm the booking after you place the order. If your selected date is sold out, you are allowed to change the travel date for free or choose a full refund.
2. Personal reasons for being late or not showing up will incur full charges—no refunds. Guests will not receive additional travel time to make up for their lateness.
3. The itinerary may be subject to change or suspension due to weather, strikes, festivals, safety, or other unforeseen circumstances. Please refer to the actual arrangements.
4. We are not responsible for any personal injury and property damage that may result from your departure from the middle of the tour.
5. Scenic spots may be subject to close due to weather, festivals or other unforeseen circumstances. Please refer to the actual arrangements.
6. The company has the right to make strategic adjustments to the prices of products and services within a reasonable range without notice. Changes in product prices will not be refunded.
7. For the safety and comfort of guests and staff, some outdoor events and presentations may temporarily close until weather improves and safe to resume activities.
8. The company reserves the right to refuse to provide services.
Cancellation Policy:
1. A written notice of cancellation must be received via email at info@koolaniholiday.com at least seven days prior to the activity date to receive a 98% refund. Cancellations made between seven and three days before the activity will receive an 80% refund. Cancellations must be made before 4:00pm HST.
2. All cancellations received within three days before the activity will not be refunded.
3. A 5% service fee is withheld for any canceled reservations paid by credit card.
4. If you do not show up at the agreed time and place, your order will be automatically deemed abandoned and the full payment will be charged.
Note: To cancel or modify the order, please contact customer service, available Hawaii Time Monday to Friday 9:00 am-4:00 pm HST.

The cost includes:
- Customer specified vehicle type
- Itinerary description content
- Itinerary description of time
- Professional tour guide
The cost does not include:
- Entrance tickets (guests can purchase at the site entrance or HTS can assist with reservations).
- Mandatory Tips ($10 Per person ) for the tour guide