Pacific Aviation Museum, USS Arizona, Punchbowl and Honolulu City Tour

Oahu, United States of America

Join a Pearl Harbor tour on Oahu to learn about Hawaii's nautical history and admire the Honolulu skyline. With Pearl Harbor tickets, you'll visit the newly opened Pacific Aviation Museum, USS Arizona Memorial and downtown Honolulu.

Pearl Harbor tours board a Navy launch for a trip into history at the USS Arizona Memorial. Then visit the newly opened Pacific Aviation Museum, a family-friendly venue located in a 1930s hangar on Ford Island. The museum presents a classic and rare collection of WWII American and Japanese airplanes.

You tour will finish with a historical tour of downtown Honolulu and a drive through Punchbowl National Memorial Cemetery.

Please note:
You can receive 1 free child ticket for each adult ticket purchased. Simply select the total amount of adults and children. If there are more participating children than adults, the remaining child ticket(s) must be purchased on the day of the tour.

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USD $82.72

Traveler Reviews

Review by: boz	September 2011
Please pass on the Aviation museum. Not worth the time..

Review by: Rowena H	July 2011
What better way to understand about WWII than to visit this historical place... and it truly was emotional in most parts especially when you get to comprehend the significance of every part of this place.

Review by: Michelle M	February 2011
Found it a bit difficult to locate the actual tour bus with the company name on it but once we found it, things only got better. Our bus driver was very informative and gave us some history of Honolulu on the drive the Pearl Harbor.

Review by: James W, United States of America	February 2010
Excellent tour, fantastic tour guides.

Review by: JAMES W	February 2010
Excellent tour, fantastic tour guides.

Review by: Anonymous, United States of America	October 2009
Driver was good, bus was clean, and we were kept on schedule. We could have had more time at the Pacific Aviation Museum, our guided tour ran long and we didn't have a chance to get food at the museum cafe. A bonus for us though was the driver stopped for us to take photos at the King Kamehameha statue.