A Pearl Harbor tour built for west side guests, with Ko Olina pickup between 8:00am and 8:15am: the Visitor Center exhibits and the USS Arizona Memorial shuttle. Runs Sundays and Wednesdays only. From $74 adult, $60 child.
A Pearl Harbor tour built for west side guests, with Ko Olina pickup between 8:00am and 8:15am: the Visitor Center exhibits and the USS Arizona Memorial shuttle. Runs Sundays and Wednesdays only. From $74 adult, $60 child.
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Salute to Pearl Harbor from Ko Olina: A Pearl Harbor tour built for guests staying on the west side, with Ko Olina pickup between 8:00am and 8:15am. Covers the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center and the USS Arizona Memorial shuttle. Runs Sundays and Wednesdays only.
Price: $74 adult (12+) · $60 child (3 to 11) · lap child under 2 free.
Duration: 5 hours, pickup 8:00am to 8:15am, returning late morning
Island: Oahu, west side
Best for: Ko Olina resort guests who do not want to drive
Booking: instant confirmation. Check the two operating days before planning.
WHY THIS TOUR EXISTS
Because Ko Olina is roughly twenty-five miles west of Waikiki, and almost every Pearl Harbor tour on Oahu is built around Waikiki hotel pickups. Guests staying at the Ko Olina resorts either drive themselves, pay a long transfer, or join a tour that collects them an hour before everyone else. This is the direct option: Tour 77K collects at Ko Olina between 8:00am and 8:15am and runs straight to the harbour, which is a shorter journey from the west side than from Waikiki.
The catch is the schedule. It operates on Sundays and Wednesdays only, so it needs planning around rather than booking on a whim. Check your dates before building the rest of your week.
There is a neatness to setting out from Ko Olina in particular. The name means the fulfillment of joy, and the lagoons there were a retreat for Hawaiian aliʻi long before the resorts arrived. You leave a place of rest and arrive at Puʻuloa, the harbour Hawaiians prized for its pearl oysters and the world now knows for one December morning. Ua ola loko i ke aloha, love gives life within, and the memorial asks something like that of the people who visit it.
WHAT YOU SEE
The Pearl Harbor Visitor Center comes first, with exhibits and the personal accounts of December 7, 1941. The shuttle then carries you to the USS Arizona Memorial, standing directly above the sunken battleship. The Aloha Tower drive-by listed on this operator itinerary applies to Waikiki pickups, so confirm at booking whether it is included on the Ko Olina run.
PRICING
$74 adult (12+) · $60 child (3 to 11). Lap children under 2 ride free. The premium over the Waikiki departures reflects the west side collection. Verified against FareHarbor, August 2026. Confirm current rates at booking.
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
– Operates Sundays and Wednesdays only
– Pickup runs 8:00am to 8:15am from Ko Olina
– A government-issued photo ID is required
– Bags are not permitted; storage at Pearl Harbor costs $8 per bag
– Meals, beverages, and gratuities are not included
WHO IT IS FOR
Guests at the Ko Olina resorts, and anyone staying on the leeward coast who would rather not drive to Pearl Harbor and hunt for parking. It reaches the Visitor Center and the memorial, which covers what most first-time visitors come for, and has you back on the west side with the afternoon intact for the lagoons. Also see our guide to tours with Ko Olina pickup.
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Compare other Pearl Harbor tours on Oahu, or explore the full Oahu range. Planning the visit? Read our guide to Pearl Harbor tours, and Pearl Harbor with kids if you are travelling as a family.
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Guests must arrive at the designated pickup location on time; check your confirmation for exact pickup details.
Sundays and Wednesdays only. That is the main planning constraint, so check your dates before building the rest of your week around it. Pickup runs between 8:00am and 8:15am from Ko Olina.
The fare is $74 adult and $60 child against $59 and $45 from Waikiki. The difference reflects the dedicated collection from Ko Olina on the west side, roughly twenty-five miles from the Waikiki hotels most Pearl Harbor tours serve.
The operator lists the Aloha Tower drive-by as applying to Waikiki pickups. Confirm at the time of booking whether it is included on the Ko Olina departure, since the routing differs from the Waikiki run.
Yes, a government-issued photo ID is required. Bags are also prohibited at the Visitor Center, with storage available on site for $8 per bag, so travel with only a small purse or wallet.
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