Private Full Day Town and Country Tour of Oahu

Discover Oahu with a Custom Private Tour in Luxury Vehicles

The Private Full Day Town and Country Tour of Oahu offers a personalized way to explore the island’s most captivating sights. Priced at $1,326 per group, this exclusive experience is perfect for groups up to 6 people seeking a flexible, upscale adventure. The tour lasts approximately 8 hours and includes pickup and WiFi on board, making it as comfortable as it is memorable.

What sets this experience apart is its customizable itinerary and high-end transportation — specifically, 2023 Extended Cadillac Escalades. With a knowledgeable local guide leading the way, each stop can be tailored to your interests, and you have the freedom to stay as long as you wish or skip locations that don’t spark your curiosity. This tour works well for those who prefer a private, flexible, and luxurious exploration of Oahu’s natural beauty and iconic landmarks.

Key Points

• Private tour for up to 6 guests with a focus on luxury and personalization
• 8-hour experience featuring 11 stops across Oahu’s most scenic and cultural sites
• Flexible schedule, allowing you to stay at each stop as long as desired or skip locations
• Includes transportation in a high-end Cadillac Escalade with WiFi, bottled water, towels, and booster seats
• Admission fees are not included for Waimea Valley ($14-$25), but most stops are free of charge

Start at Diamond Head Beach Park for Iconic Views

The tour begins with Diamond Head Beach Park, located at the eastern end of Waikiki Beach. This spot offers a stunning view of the Diamond Head Crater, a familiar landmark that also served as a guiding point for mariners historically approaching Honolulu harbor. It’s a quick 30-minute stop to enjoy the scenery and take photos, with free admission.

This site provides a perfect introduction to Oahu’s landscape, with sweeping views of the coast and the crater’s distinctive outline. It’s an ideal first stop for a relaxing start before heading to more active or scenic locations.

Experience the Power of Nature at Halona Blowhole

Next, the tour visits the Halona Blowhole, where ocean water shoots up to 30 feet into the air through a lava tube. From the lookout, visitors witness this natural display of water and spray, a favorite for photography and sea-foam enthusiasts. The stop lasts 30 minutes and is free of charge.

The sight of the blowhole in action provides a dramatic reminder of the island’s volcanic origins. This location is accessible and offers clear views of the Pacific Ocean, making it a memorable highlight for nature lovers.

Take in Breathtaking Views from Makapuu Lighthouse

The Makapuu Lighthouse scenic lookout offers sweeping views of turquoise waters, rugged mountains, and the historic lighthouse itself. During whale season, this spot is also popular for spotting marine mammals. The stop lasts 30 minutes and is free.

This location provides picture-perfect vistas and a chance to appreciate the island’s varied terrain. The guide can share insights about the lighthouse’s history and the surrounding sea life, enriching the experience.

Nuuanu Pali for a Panoramic Cliffside View

The Nuuanu Pali offers a 15-minute stop at a section of the windward cliff of the Koolau mountain range. The panoramic view captures the lush, green coast of Oahu from a dramatic vantage point. Like other scenic stops, this one is free.

This site is ideal for quick photos and taking in the vastness of the island’s landscape. The breeze and expansive outlook make it a refreshing stop during the day’s exploration.

Explore Kualoa Regional Park’s Natural Beauty

Spanning 153 acres, Kualoa Regional Park stands out for its scenic appeal and cultural importance. Located on Kneohe Bay, the park features white sand beaches and the small basalt island of Mokolii (Chinaman’s Hat) just offshore. The stop lasts 1 hour and is free.

Here, visitors can relax on the beach, admire the views of the Koolau Range, and appreciate the lush surroundings. The park’s natural beauty makes it a favorite spot for photos and quiet reflection amidst iconic landscapes.

Lunch at Kahuku Food Trucks or Roy’s Turtle Bay

A 1-hour break is scheduled at Kahuku Food Trucks, known for offering a variety of local dishes, including the famous shrimp plate. Alternatively, guests may choose to dine at Roy’s Turtle Bay for a more sit-down meal. The cost of food is not included in the tour price.

This stop provides a taste of authentic Hawaiian cuisine and a chance to enjoy a casual, flavorful meal in an outdoor setting. It’s an opportunity to experience local flavors and recharge before the afternoon’s sightseeing.

Watch Big Waves at Sunset Beach on the North Shore

The tour’s next highlight is Sunset Beach, famous for its big wave surfing during the winter season. This 2-mile stretch of mostly beige sand is a scenic spot to observe surfers and enjoy the coast’s rugged beauty. The 15-minute stop is free.

Sunset Beach offers a classic North Shore experience, with broad views and potential surf action. It’s especially dramatic when waves are high, making it a favorite for photography.

Spot Marine Life at Waimea Bay

Waimea Bay is a popular park known for dolphin and turtle sightings as well as big waves in winter and calmer surf in summer. The stop lasts 40 minutes and is free.

This location is perfect for spotting marine animals or simply soaking in the stunning coastal scenery. It provides a relaxed environment to enjoy the ocean’s tranquility or observe active waves.

Discover Native Hawaiian Plants and Waterfalls at Waimea Valley

Waimea Valley is a large parkland offering a botanical garden, waterfall, and insights into Native Hawaiian history. The 2-hour visit includes admission costs ranging from $14 to $25, which are not included in the tour price.

This lush area combines natural beauty with cultural education, making it a highlight for those interested in flora and Hawaiian heritage. The extensive grounds provide plenty of space for walking and exploring.

Laniakea Beach for Sea Turtles and Scenic Surfing

The tour includes a 30-minute stop at Laniakea Beach, a well-known spot to observe sea turtles sunning on the sand and a popular surfing destination. Like other stops, this location is free.

Viewing sea turtles in their natural habitat offers a special connection to local marine life. The beach’s scenic setting is perfect for photos and relaxing by the water.

Indulge in Matsumoto Shave Ice

Finally, the tour concludes with a 30-minute visit to Matsumoto Shave Ice, famous for its exotic flavors and refreshing ice cream. It’s a beloved local institution and a sweet way to end the day. The stop is free, but you pay for the treats.

This stop provides a cool, flavorful break, and the vibrant flavors make it a favorite among visitors. It’s a perfect way to cap off a full day of sightseeing.

Practical Details and Considerations

The entire experience includes private transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle equipped with WiFi and bottled water. Booster seats and towels are provided for convenience and comfort. While most stops are free, admission to Waimea Valley costs between $14 and $25.

The tour is designed for most travelers, with scheduling flexibility and a full refund available if canceled at least 24 hours in advance. However, it’s important to note that the lunch is not included, and travelers should plan accordingly.

Who Will Enjoy This Tour Most

This private tour suits those who value luxury, flexibility, and personalized service. It’s especially appealing to groups who want to explore Oahu at their own pace without the constraints of a large group. Nature enthusiasts, cultural explorers, and those interested in scenic viewpoints or unique landmarks will find plenty to love.

With knowledgeable guides and customizable stops, this experience offers a well-rounded, upscale way to see the island’s highlights while also discovering hidden gems that match your interests.

Final Thoughts on the Oahu Private Full Day Tour

This luxury private tour stands out for its bespoke approach and comfortable transportation. The ability to select stops, stay as long as desired, or skip locations makes it highly adaptable. It’s an excellent choice for small groups seeking an intimate, relaxed day of sightseeing.

While the price point reflects the high-end experience and private nature, the flexibility and personalized service make it worthwhile for those looking for a more curated adventure. It’s particularly suited for visitors who prefer customized exploration over a fixed itinerary.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the price of this tour?
The tour costs $1,326 for up to 6 people.

How long does the tour last?
It lasts approximately 8 hours from pickup to drop-off.

Are meals included in the tour?
No, lunch is not included. Visitors can choose to eat at Kahuku food trucks or Roy’s Turtle Bay.

What stops are included in the itinerary?
Stops include Diamond Head Beach Park, Halona Blowhole, Makapuu Lighthouse, Nuuanu Pali, Kualoa Regional Park, Sunset Beach, Waimea Bay, Waimea Valley, Laniakea Beach, and Matsumoto Shave Ice.

Can I customize the stops?
Yes, the tour allows for custom stops, and locations can be skipped if they do not interest your group.

Is the tour suitable for children?
Yes, booster seats are provided, and most stops are accessible for families.

What should I bring?
Bring comfortable clothes, sunscreen, and camera. Towels are provided for beach stops.

How do I cancel the tour?
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Cancellations within 24 hours are non-refundable.

Are admission fees included?
No, admission to Waimea Valley is additional (costing $14-$25).

Is transportation comfortable and private?
Absolutely, the 2023 Cadillac Escalade fleet provides luxury, air conditioning, WiFi, and ample space for your party.