• Visit Pearl Harbor
• Visit Pearl Harbor Visitor Center
• Visit USS Arizona Memorial
• Visit the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum
• Short driving tour of Historical Downtown Honolulu
• You are buying a discounted, nice class luxury small group tour (only 11 passengers) for less than the price of shuttle bus tours

• Your round-trip Waikiki hotel pick up as part of a very small group
• Tour guide
• Reserve Ticket for Arizona Memorial
• Pearl Harbor Visitor Center
• Two museums, “Road to War” and “Attack”
• Watch the original footage video of the Japanese surprise attack on December 7, 1941
• Ride the U.S. Navy shuttle boat to Arizona Memorial Monument
• Ticket to Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum + audio set tour
• Short drive through Honolulu City Tour viewing:
• Historical Downtown Honolulu
• Iolani palace
• Hawaii State Capitol
• Golden statue of King Kamehameha the Great
• Washington Place
• Punchbowl National Memorial Cemetery
• Your return transfer to Waikiki hotels
• A bottle of water for every passenger

Driver/tour guide gratuity
Lunch

When you arrive at the Arizona Memorial, walk to the ramp from the boat dock and enter the Arizona Memorial. There is a limited time on the Memorial, and people will move from the entrance to the far end of the Memorial. On the way to the far side, take some time to look at the USS Missouri, which is docked near the Arizona Memorial. Some portions of the ship are still visible above water. These are parts of the superstructure, the remains of the number 2 turret, and the number 3 turret barbette. You may notice an orange buoy to either side of the Memorial; these denote the bow and stern of the ship.

Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz was the Commander in Chief of the Pacific Fleet during WWII. He succeeded Admiral Husband E. Kimmel after the attack on Pearl Harbor. With Admiral Nimitz in command, the US Navy ultimately gained victory over the Imperial Japanese Navy in the Pacific War. Fleet Admiral Nimitz helped to devise the Island hopping campaign against the Japanese. This campaign took the fleet through Japanese-held territory, attacking and capturing only the most strategically important one and bypassing the rest.

The Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum is located on Ford Island and is accessible by a special shuttle. The Pearl Harbor Aviation museum comprises three buildings, Hangar 37, Hangar 79, and Building S84. The Aviation Museum is unique in that it is the only aviation museum that is also an aerial battlefield. All three buildings were present on December 7, 1941, and the hangars still show damage from the Japanese attack. Their collection consists of 43 aircraft from WWII up to today. Their collection includes iconic aircraft such as the F4F Wildcat, A6M2 Zero, F-4 Phantom II, and F-14 Tomcat.

One of the most famous landmarks on Ford Island is the control tower. Formally called Administrative building S84. The building was to serve as the administrative center of the Ford Island airstrip, housing administrative facilities, meteorological facilities, and serve as an air traffic control tower. By the time of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, the building was not yet complete. However, the building was active as an air traffic control tower during the battle and was attacked by Japanese aircraft. Today, the tower was leased from the US Navy by the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, and restoration work is being done on the building.