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3M - Arizona Memorial/City Tour
Vendor: Aloha Sunshine Tours- Maui
Category: Land Tours - Neighbor Island
Location: Maui
Tour 3 - Pearl Harbor Arizona Memorial & Historic Downtown Honolulu City Tour Featuring Pearl Harbor, USS Arizona Memorial, & Historic Honolulu City Tour Tour Days: Mon-Sun 3M (Maui) 6am OGG Departs 2:45pm *Tour Pick-Up and Return Times approximate Total Tour Time 5 - 5.5 hours What to Bring: Government issued Identification (Passports for visitors outside US) Wear Covered Shoes and Comfortable clothes (Shirts Are Required) No Swim Suits No Bags (all bags must be stored for a fee) Beverages/Snacks: Water & snacks are available to purchase at Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, USS Bowfin submarine and USS Missouri Tour Highlights: Pearl Harbor Visitor Center USS Arizona Memorial Expert World War II Narration World War II Memorials Authentic War Memorabilia Film Footage of Attacks Historic Honolulu City Tour Punchbowl National Cemetery I'olani Palace Kawaiahao Church Ali'iolani Hale King Kamehameha Statue About This Tour: This tour visits the USS Arizona Memorial and Visitor Center at Pearl Harbor. Take a driving tour of downtown Honolulu's historic sites after a morning spent at Pearl Harbor & learn the history of Pearl Harbor and Hawaii throughout your day. Long Description: Spend a morning at the Pearl Harbor Visitor's Center and remember the sailors who lost their lives during the attacks on Pearl Harbor. Visit the site of the attacks with our expert tour guides, whose historic narration sets the stage for your tour. Experience the USS Arizona Memorial, one of Pearl Harbor's most emotional, memorable sites. At the Visitor Center, you'll have the opportunity to see authentic wartime artifacts, compelling museum displays, and contemplative open spaces designed with the country's fallen soldiers in mind. Before returning to Waikiki, we'll take you on a driving tour of historic Honolulu. See the Punchbowl National Cemetery of the Pacific, I'olani Palace, Kawaiahao Church, the Honolulu State Capitol Building, the statue of King Kamehameha the Great.
