We shall start early in the morning to visit the Pearl Harbor National Memorial to learn more about the most pivotal moments in U.S. history that got the United States to actively engage in the Pacific Theater of World War II – the attack on Pearl Harbor. It is here that the Japanese Imperial Army launched a surprise attack on many anchored U.S. battleships and caused many casualties. Depending on the ticket availability, which is distributed on a timed first-come request basis, visit the USS Arizona Memorial where 1,177 sailors and marines were killed with a boat ride to the now solemn symbol of the calamity of war. After the Pearl Harbor visit, the Honolulu city tour begins with the ride passing famous landmarks and historical buildings in the city, including the oldest 200-year-old Chinatown where the statue of Sun Yat-Sen stood, and the full-size bronze replica of the greatest ruler of Hawaiian history, King Kamehameha the Great, iconic government structures, and visiting a Hawaiian product exhibition. The tour finishes before noon and the rest of the day will be at your own leisure or join one of the optional programs listed below.
Evening Optional Program:
Star of Honolulu Dinner Cruise at $180.00 per person– Enjoy a delicious and relaxing dining experience at sea aboard Star of Honolulu, Hawaii's largest, award-winning cruise experience. See Hawaii's vibrant sunset as you enjoy the various choices of the buffet and the most memorably, awe-inspiring views. Dine with us and savor a delicious cuisine inspired by local flavors of the islands!
Overnight: Honolulu