Quick Facts Tickets Included: USS Arizona Tickets Included (Please Call Daniels Hawaii to confirm) Group Size: Small Group Tour 4 - 14 Duration: ~5-6 Hours Time at Pearl Harbor: 3 Hours Start: Coordinated Start Time ~645am-1130am (DanielsHawaii will contact you with your exact Start Time) End: Depend on Start Time Stops: ~ 5 Spots: more than 10 Pick up & Drop Off: Free at Waikiki Hotel, $50 Surcharge for Airport & Harbor Tour Overview (*denotes stops) Pearl Harbor Visitors Center* - Guided Tour to/from the Pearl Harbor Visitors Center USS Arizona Memorial* - Resting place of 1,177 crewmen who lost their lives during the attack Honolulu Harbor - Hawaii's lifeline Aloha Tower* - The Statue of Liberty of Hawaii I'olani Palace* - Only Royal Palace in the US with a rich history Queen Liliuokalani Statue* - Last Queen of all of Hawaii before the overthrow by the Americans Hawaii State Capitol* - Official statehouse of Hawaii Eternal Flame* - Always remember the fallen soldiers of Pearl Harbor King Kamehameha Statue* - First King of all of Hawaii and famous spot of Hawaii Five-0 TV Show Downtown Honolulu - Drive through the most important business district of Hawaii Kaka'ako - Where a one bedroom apt. starts at $800,000 Ala Moana Shopping Mall - Biggest Outdoor Shopping Mall in the USA Waikiki Drop Off* - Back at your Hotel in Waikiki Explore Pearl Harbor National Park, visit the USS Arizona Memorial, learn about Hawaiian history, and stroll through downtown Honolulu on this guided tour. Discover the only palace in the United States. See the headquarters for the TV show, Hawaii Five-0, and the famous King Kamehameha Statue. After pickup from your hotel, head to the Pearl Harbor Historic Site. Watch a short video about the attack on Pearl Harbor, explaining what happened prior to and during the attack in December 1941. Walk through the Hawaiian capital, learn about Father Damian, and spot the Eternal Flame. After three hours at Pearl Harbor, drive into downtown Honolulu. See Hawaii's business district and the Iolani Palace. Stop at the Ali'iolani Hale, also known as the headquarters for the Hawaii Five-0 TV show. Learn about the Hawaiian kings and queens and how Hawaii became the 50th state of the United States. See the Hawaii Supreme Court Building, famous for its statue of King Kamehameha I and for being featured in Hawaii Five-0, before being dropped off back at your hotel in Waikiki.