Hawaiian royalty lived life to the fullest, so why not do the same on your trip to Hawaii? Check out our new Hawaiian and Polynesian Cultural Center luau tours for the best vacation experience!

Oahu North Shore and Polynesian Cultural Center Ali’i Luau Tour

Oahu North Shore and Polynesian Cultural Center Ali'i Luau Tour

You’re in Hawaii to experience the authentic island culture, and this tour is the perfect match.

Explore Oahu’s famous North Shore with stops at popular Oahu attractions like the Dole Pineapple Plantation. You’ll also see world-renowned surfing beaches like Waimea Bay and Sunset Beach, where the waves can be massive in the winter time!

After your North Shore adventure with your friendly, knowledgeable tour guide, you’ll find new discoveries at the Polynesian Cultural Center. The PCC is home to countless island activities, traditions, peoples, entertainment, and of course, the best luau experience!

Your self-guide tour of the Polynesian Cultural Center includes the Ali’i Luau buffet plus the exciting “Ha: Breath of Life” Polynesian show!

Book this tour now.

Pearl Harbor and Polynesian Cultural Center Luau Tour

Pearl Harbor and Polynesian Cultural Center Luau Tour

Experience all of the above plus a trip to Pearl Harbor.

Discover the best of Oahu’s two most popular attractions, Pearl Harbor and the Polynesian Cultural Center.

Begin your day with riveting narration from one of our expert tour guides—you won’t want to experience the history of Pearl Harbor without a primer like this!

Explore famous Pearl Harbor attractions like the USS Arizona Memorial at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center as you spend moments of contemplation in memory of the sailors who lost their lives on December 7, 1941.

Following your Pearl Harbor visit, we will take you to the North Shore of Oahu for a look at the island’s laid-back countryside culture. After a stop at the pineapple-loving Dole Plantation, we make our way around the North Shore until we reach La’ie Town, where the Polynesian Cultural Center is located.

Spend your evening enjoying a feast of authentic Polynesian foods, plus the PCC nighttime show “Ha: Breath of Life”.

Book your exciting Polynesian tour package now!

Read more: New Polynesian Cultural Center Luau Tours Available

Did you miss the first webinar?
Click here to RSVP for the next presentation. 

Learn about the USS Arizona Memorial and other popular Pearl Harbor sites with our Pearl Harbor webinar! (That’s an online seminar). Plus, we’ll give you insider tips on visiting Pearl Harbor and how to choose the right tour for you!

Webinar: Your Pearl Harbor Experience

Don’t miss the live broadcast on December 29, 2011 at 3:00pm Hawaii Standard Time.

Next show time: Thursday, January 5th, 3pm Hawaii Standard Time.

Topics include:

• Attractions, museums, and sightseeing opportunities.
• Tips on visiting Pearl Harbor

Suggestions on picking a tour

If you’re traveling to Hawaii and need advice on choosing your Pearl Harbor experience, we can help!

Click here to RSVP.

Next broadcast: January 5, 2012 at 3:00pm Hawaii Standard Time.

Read more: Webinar: Choosing Your Pearl Harbor Tour

We feel so honored to have taken part in the Pearl Harbor 70th Anniversary Commemoration Ceremony on December 7, 2011. For those who were not in Hawaii to experience the events, we uploaded 75 photos to Flickr for you to enjoy.

One of the most moving parts of the ceremony was the Survivors Precession. Some of our photos were also on Twitter and Instagram.

Pearl Harbor Survivors Precession

Let’s take a moment from our day to remember the struggles and achievements these survivors have seen. Remember Pearl Harbor.

Read more: Pearl Harbor 70th Anniversary Ceremony in Pictures

Discover Hawaii News is heading to the Pacific Aviation Museum to check out the new Pan Am exhibit on Saturday, October 22, 2011. Stay tuned for updates on our news site!

The new Pan Am exhibit celebrates the 75th Anniversary of Pan American Airways.

Stay tuned, we’ll be posting a review with pictures of the “Come Fly With Me” Pan Am exhibit grand opening. We’ll be on the lookout for great displays featuring classic Pan American Airways branded items and more…

Read more: Come Fly With Us: Discover Hawaii News heads to the new Pan Am exhibit tomorrow

This Friday, the USS Missouri will host a ceremony to celebrate the 66th anniversary of the Japanese surrender on Sept 2, 1945. The event effectively was the end of WWII.

Discover Hawaii Tours will continue to operate regular tours to Pearl Harbor that day. 

Here’s an excerpt from Discover Hawaii News about the Surrender Anniversary and the Second World War:

…On the deck of the USS Missouri on September 2, 1945, in Tokyo Bay, after nearly forty-five months of war, General Douglas MacArthur accepted Japan’s surrender, effectively ending World War II.

Japan’s efforts in the war were waning in 1945. A series of events in July and August brought the end in sight for the Imperial Japanese Navy. By the end of July 1945, despite public statements that Japan will fight until the very end, the country’s leaders were quietly preparing a peaceful request for sympathy from the neutral Soviet Union.

And then, tragedy struck the islands of Japan…

Read more at Discover Hawaii News.

Read more: Celebrating the 66th Anniversary of the End of WWII