Pearl Harbor Tours
Arizona Memorial & Honolulu City Tour

Relive Hawaii's History Remembering Pearl Harbor
Relive one of the most significant moments in the History of the Hawaiian Islands and the world with this historical excursion. On December 7, 1941, approximately 150 vessels lay at anchor or alongside Piers in Pearl Harbor. All but one of the Pacific Fleet’s Battleships was in port. By 10am, 21 vessels lay sunk or damaged and 1,177 crewmen had lost their lives. The USS Arizona is a 184-foot long memorial structure spanning the mid-portion of the sunken ship housing the marble memorial wall with the names of all those who lost their lives engraved so we may never forget.

Tour Punchbowl National Cemetery of the Pacific
After your morning at Pearl Harbor, you'll depart for a drive-thru tour of the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, also known as the Punchbowl. Officially dedicated on Sep. 2, 1949, it sits in the Puowaina Crater, an extinct volcano. It is the final resting place of more than 25,000 US soldiers, many killed during WWII. A gigantic memorial contains 8 marble courts representing different Pacific regions. The names of 26,289 Americans missing in action from World War II and the Korean War are inscribed here. Additional smaller courts display the names of 2,489 missing in action from the Vietnam War. With over 112 meticulously landscaped acres, this is one of the most moving and beautiful National Cemeteries.