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Discover Oahu with a private, customizable circle island tour for $233, featuring top sights like Diamond Head, Hanauma Bay, Waimea Falls, and more.
Exploring Oahu becomes effortless and personalized with the Private Customizable Grand Circle Island Tour offered by Spiritual Tours Hawaii. For $233 per person, this tour provides a flexible, private experience lasting around 6 to 8 hours, with the convenience of pickup from your preferred location and the comfort of traveling in an air-conditioned Mercedes van. It’s highly recommended—96% of reviews suggest it’s a top choice, especially for those wanting a tailored day on the island without the crowds or hassle of driving.
What makes this tour stand out is its ability to be completely customized. Visitors can choose the sights they wish to see—whether it’s beaches, waterfalls, temples, or farms—and enjoy the best route planned specifically for their interests. The tour is ideal for those who want personal attention and flexibility, making it suitable for travelers who prefer a more intimate and relaxed pace compared to larger bus tours.


The tour kicks off with a visit to Diamond Head State Monument, a must-see lookout on the South Oahu coast. It offers breathtaking panoramic views of the southern shoreline, making it a favorite for visitors. The stop lasts about 10 minutes, with admission included, so you can enjoy the scenery without extra fuss.
This site’s popularity means it can be busy, but the flexibility of this private tour helps you avoid crowds and spend as much or as little time as you like. The view from the top is perfect for photos and getting a sense of the island’s dramatic landscapes.
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Next, the tour stops at the Halona Blow Hole, where the sea’s power creates spectacular water displays from the rocky lookout. On clear days, you can see Molokai and Lanai in the distance. The stop lasts 15 minutes and is free to access.
Immediately after, the group visits Makapu’u Point, a viewpoint renowned for its stunning vistas of southeastern and eastern Oahu. Over 15 minutes, visitors get a chance to admire the smaller islands and the Sea Life Park area, with admission included for this stop.

A highlight on the Windward side is the Byodo-in Temple, a detailed replica of Japan’s 950-year-old temple. Sitting at the foot of the Ko’olau Mountains, the 30-minute stop features not included admission, but the chance to walk through a serene, beautifully landscaped setting that echoes Japanese architecture and spiritual calm.
This site offers a peaceful break from more active stops and a chance to learn about the cultural influences on the island.

A true treat on this tour involves Tropical Farms, also known as the Macadamia Nut Farm Outlet. Visitors spend 30 minutes exploring and sampling local macadamia nuts—a Hawaiian favorite—and browsing souvenirs like jewelry and art. Included in the tour, this stop is perfect for picking up unique gifts and enjoying fresh flavors.
Later, the visit continues at Kahuku Farms, where Fumi’s Kahuku Shrimps serve up garlic and spicy shrimp, along with vegetarian, chicken, and pork options. This 20-minute stop offers a taste of North Shore cuisine, though lunch is not included, and guests are encouraged to purchase food on-site.
The small island of Mokolii, also called Chinamans Hat, is a favorite photo spot at the north end of Kaneohe Bay. This 15-minute stop showcases one of the island’s most recognizable shapes, offering excellent photo opportunities.
The tour also includes a drive through the private 4,000-acre Kualoa Ranch, a popular filming location and scenic nature reserve. The free stop here provides stunning views and a glimpse into the lush landscape that has served as a backdrop for movies and TV shows.

The North Shore is renowned worldwide for its big waves and professional surfing contests. The tour gives ample time to explore this area, with stops at Waimea Bay and Sunset Beach—stretching over 7 miles of legendary surf spots. The laid-back ambiance of Haleiwa Town Center is also featured, where visitors can stroll through shops, galleries, and cafes housed in plantation-era buildings.
For nature lovers, the Waimea Waterfall offers a one-mile relaxing walk through botanical gardens to reach the grand cascade. Though admission isn’t included, this stop lasts about 1 hour, making it a peaceful highlight amid the more energetic stops.

The Dole Plantation has been cultivating pineapples since 1900. Visitors can explore the pineapple garden, shop for souvenirs, and try the famous “pineapple whip” frozen dessert. This 30-minute stop is free and appeals to those interested in Hawaii’s agricultural history.
Next, the Green World Coffee Farms provides a free tour with coffee samples and a chance to purchase freshly roasted coffee. The 20-minute stop offers a taste of local coffee culture and a chance to enjoy the farm’s peaceful atmosphere.
The tour concludes with a visit to Sandy Beach Park, a popular bodysurfing location on the South Shore. Known for its shore break and consistent barrels, this 10-minute stop is a great way to enjoy the surf or relax before concluding the day.
The private island tour begins with pickup from your preferred location within the Honolulu area. The vehicle, an air-conditioned Mercedes mini van, provides a comfortable ride between stops. The tour includes bottled water, parking fees, and the fuel surcharge.
Extra luggage fees may apply if needed, and additional costs could include entrance fees for parks or museums if you choose to visit them beyond the scheduled stops. Notably, lunch is not included, although the guide can suggest the best options for your preferences.
Additional fees apply for pickups outside Honolulu—specifically for North Shore or Ko’olina, costing $140 per group.
Guides are highly praised for their knowledge, flexibility, and local insights. Many reviews highlight guides like Ama, Kila, and Tom for their personalized approach, storytelling, and passion for Hawaii. Guests appreciate the customized itineraries and the comfortable pacing that allows for photos and leisurely exploration.
The tour’s 5.0 rating from 207 reviews underscores consistent satisfaction, with visitors noting friendly, informative, and accommodating guides as key strengths.
This private tour suits travelers who want to see a wide variety of sights without the hassle of driving or large group tours. It’s suitable for most fitness levels since stops are generally short, but walking may be necessary at sites like Waimea Falls or the botanical gardens.
It’s recommended to book at least 51 days in advance, especially during peak seasons, to secure preferred dates and customize your itinerary.
This Grand Circle Island Tour offers an immersive, flexible, and personalized way to explore Oahu‘s diverse landscapes and cultural sites. It’s particularly well-suited for visitors who value expert guidance, comfort, and the ability to customize their day.
While it doesn’t include every entrance fee or lunch, the focus on private, tailored experiences and top sights makes it an appealing choice for those wanting a comprehensive yet relaxing day on the island. The high praise from previous guests confirms that this tour delivers a memorable and authentic Hawaiian experience.
“Kila took us on a great private circle tour of Oahu. As a native, she could tell us the history and legends of the island and the sites as we were…”
What is the price of this tour?
The tour costs $233 per person, with options for additional charges for pickups outside of Honolulu or special stops.
How long does the tour last?
It lasts approximately 6 to 8 hours, depending on how much time is spent at each site.
What are the main stops included?
Stops include Diamond Head, Halona Blow Hole, Makapu’u Point, Byodo-in Temple, Tropical Farms, Mokolii Island, Kahuku Farms, Waimea Waterfall, Haleiwa Town, Dole Plantation, and Green World Coffee Farms.
Is the tour private?
Yes, this is a completely private experience for your group, with guides customizing the itinerary.
What is included in the tour?
Includes round-trip transportation, bottled water, parking fees, fuel surcharge, and admission to some stops.
Are meals included?
No, lunch is not included, but guides can suggest options.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, free cancellation is available if canceled at least 24 hours in advance.
Who leads the tour?
Guides like Ama, Kila, and Tom are praised for their knowledge, friendly demeanor, and local expertise.
Are there any additional fees?
Additional fees may apply for entrance to parks, museums, or botanical gardens, and for pickups outside Honolulu.
Is this tour suitable for all ages?
Most travelers can participate; however, some stops may involve walking or standing. It’s best to check specific needs with the provider.
How far in advance should I book?
It’s recommended to book about 51 days in advance to secure your preferred date and customize your experience.