Pearl Harbor, USS Missouri, Arizona, Memorial & Punchbowl Historical Tour
Daily departure 7:00-7:20 am / Return approx. 2:15 pm
Adults: $58.00 Children 3-11: $40.00
Limited Space.... so make your reservations early...
Half Day-morning. This deeply moving experience begins with a visit to Pearl Harbor's Arizona Memorial and Visitor Center to commemorate America's entry into WWII. Next, tour the battleship USS Missouri where the armistice ending the war was signed. On the return to Waikiki drive through historic downtown and the Punchbowl National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific.
Visit The Arizona Memorial Visitor Center where you will watch an excellent film of the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack, browse through fascinating displays, and then board the Navy launch for a trip to the Memorial itself.
Wardroom Orientation Center - maps.
models, photos, artifacts and a brief film prepare
you for your shipboard visit.
Take a guided tour aboard the "Mighty Mo" - the last battleship built by the US Surrender Deck - tour the area that ushered in a New Era in the Pacific on September 2,1945
View the impressive Iolani Palace, the only royal palace on American soil.
See other beautiful and historic Civic Center attractions such as Kawaiahao Church - the church of Hawaiian monarchs, the State Library and Archives, the statue of King Kamehameha, Iolani Palace plus City Hall and the quaint Mission Houses.
Experience the serenity of Punchbowl National Cemetery with its meticulously landscaped acres, which includes the Courts of the Missing, the chapel, and finely-detailed mosaic maps of the Pacific theaters of action in World War II and Korea (drive through only)
Take a guided tour aboard the "Mighty Mo" - the last battleship built by the US Surrender Deck - tour the area that ushered in a New Era in the Pacific on September 2,1945
View the impressive Iolani Palace, the only royal palace on American soil.
See other beautiful and historic Civic Center attractions such as Kawaiahao Church - the church of Hawaiian monarchs, the State Library and Archives, the statue of King Kamehameha, Iolani Palace plus City Hall and the quaint Mission Houses.
Experience the serenity of Punchbowl National Cemetery with its meticulously landscaped acres, which includes the Courts of the Missing, the chapel, and finely-detailed mosaic maps of the Pacific theaters of action in World War II and Korea (drive through only)