Paradise Weddings & Travel is now starting to offer Oahu Tours &
Excursions for our clients which will give them an opportunity to tour
parts of Oahu that they normally would not see. See Oahu as if you lived
here with our guides showing you "their Hawaii". We will be listing
various tours below for you to choose from. All tours are private, four
just your small group so you will never have to worry about having to be
grouped together with someone that you do not know. To book any of our
Tours, in the US and Canada call 866-996-2779 Extension 713
or Worldwide call 808-664-0673 or click on the reservation button
below.
Grand Circle Island Tour

Discover the beauty of Oahu through a
wonderful all-day trip of 150 miles around the island. Many stops to let
you enjoy the view of lush valleys, sheer mountain cliffs, surfing
beaches, pineapple fields, and many others.
• Drive through
beautiful Kapiolani Park
• Stop at Diamond Head Lookout
• Drive through Kahala (Beverly Hills in
Hawaii)
• Stop at Hanuma Bay (Closed Tuedays)
• Stop at the Blow Hole & Enchanted Beach
• Drive through Sandy Beach
• Stop at Makapu'u Lookout
• Stop at
Hawaii Byodo-In Temple in the Valley of the Temples
• Drive by the Mormon Temple
• Stop at Laie Point
• Stop at Sunset Beach
• Drive by Sugar Cane & Pineapple Fields
• Stop at Dole Plantation (home of the Worlds
Largest Maze)
• Ride the Pineapple Express
• Drive past Pearl Harbor
• Drive through Nuuanu Valley and the Rain
Forest
• Stop at the Pali Lookout (elevation 1,000
feet)
• Stop at Punchbowl National Memorial Cemetery
of the Pacific
• Drive up Mt. Tantalus (elevation 2010 feet)
• Stop at Puu Ualakaa park (used in the movie
"Blue Hawaii" with Elvis Presley)
The sunset views from Mt. Tantalus are amazing.
You can see all of Honolulu, Diamond Head Crater, Pearl Harbor and
most of the southern Oahu shoreline. After sunset the views of the
Honolulu city lights are a must see from this location.
Round trip transportation from your hotel, a
picnic lunch, snacks and admission to the Pineapple Express are
included. This is the longest and most inclusive tour offered by
anyone on Oahu.
(Aprox: 11 Hours)
Adult: $69 Child:
$59


Half-Day Island Tour
Starting in Waikiki at your hotel we will begin our 60 mile journey of the
island, giving you an overall view of Oahu, stopping briefly at many
interesting and scenic places including Diamond Head, Kahala (Beverly
Hills in Hawaii), Hanauma Bay Lookout (closed every Tuesday), Halona
"Blow Hole" Lookout, "From Here To Eternity" Beach, Sandy Beach Park,
Makapu'u Lookout, Historic Nu'uanu Pali Lookout, Rain Forests, Mt.
Tantalus.
(Aprox: 4 Hours)
Adult: $29 Child:
$19


Full Day Kaiak
Excursion
Kayak the Windward side of Oahu in single or 2 person Sea Kayaks. Includes
backrests, drybag and snorkel set/flipper rental and Class III Personal
Flotation Devices. We will kayak out to the Moku'lua Islands where we
will enjoy a freshly packed lunch. In the bay around the islands you
will have a great opportunity to watch Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles, and or
Dolphins swimming alongside the kayaks. After lunch, you will have an
opportunity to explore the Moku'lua Islands. We will spend the rest of
the day exploring the Kailua Bay and the marine life of the bay. Round
trip transportation back to your hotel is included.
(Aprox: 11 Hours)
Adult: $125 Child:
$115


Half Day Kaiak
Excursion
On our Half-Day Kayak Tour we will kayak the Kailua Bay area on Windward
Oahu exploring the bay and a couple offshore islands. Be sure to watch
for the occasional dolphin or Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle as they swim
along side the kayaks. Includes backrests, drybag and snorkel
set/flipper rental and Class III Personal Flotation Devices. Round trip
transportation back to your hotel is included.
(Aprox: 6 Hours)
Adult: $79 Child:
$69



Whale Watching Excursion
Oahu North Shore Whale watching Cruise from Haleiwa -- Cruise out into the
ocean from the North Shore of Oahu in search of humpback whales. A whale
watching cruise is a spectacular adventure of a lifetime. Our Captain
knows where the majestic Humpbacks are, and he will take you there as he
shares the history of the islands!
(Aprox: 5 Hours)
Adult: $125 Child:
$115


Sea Trek Adventure
Excursion
We will pick you up at your hotel and transport you to the famous Sea Life
Park Hawaii where you will enjoy an underwater stroll, at about 18 feet
deep in the Hawaiian Reef Tank, surrounded by the magical sea life.
The allure of this amazing natural spectacle is beyond comparison: take
a look at the eels, which are, undoubtedly, the strangest species you
will find; the stingrays will captivate you with their enigmatic
personality. A close encounter with the enchanting sea turtles and
numerous multicolor fish will make you experience unforgettable moments.
The opportunity to feed the inhabitants of this amazing marine world is
just the beginning of your adventure.
It is an experience you cannot miss. Admission and round trip
transportation back to your hotel is included.
(Aprox: 90 Minutes)
Adult: $95 Child:
$85


Royal Dolphin Swim
Excursion
NEW! Spaces are limited reserve now, these programs have a very high
demand.
We will pick you up at your hotel and transport you to the famous Sea
Life Park Hawaii where you will interact with two dolphins that can be
summarized in two words: exhilarating and thrilling. An affectionate
hand shake and a kiss on the cheek prepares you for an exciting dorsal
fin ride. The most breathtaking moment is during the foot push, when you
feel all the strength and energy of these wonderful animals as they push
you across the water from the bottom of your feet. This is truly an
experience of a lifetime. Admission and round trip transportation back
to your hotel is included.
(Aprox: 90 Minutes)
Adult: $225 Child:
$215



Dolphin Swim
Excursion
We will pick you up at your hotel and transport you to the famous Sea Life
Park Hawaii where you will enjoy a once in a lifetime chance to
participate in a very special program with dolphins. You will enjoy a
thrilling Belly-ride, unforgettable Kiss and free time!
The Dolphin Adventure is a once in a lifetime chance to participate in a
very special program with dolphins. After a short orientation, guests
will enjoy 30 minutes of dolphin fun! Participants will touch the
dolphin and pose for a big KISS, perform various close contact behaviors
and you will have a chance to view the dolphin underwater all while a
trainer educates you about these amazing animals. Admission and round
trip transportation back to your hotel is included.
(Aprox: 90 Minutes)
Adult: $169 Child:
$159


Hawaiian Ray Encounter
Excursion
We will pick you up at your hotel and transport you to the famous Sea Life
Park Hawaii where you will encounter one of the most amazing marine
species, the stingrays.
During the program, you will have the fascinating opportunity to come
face-to-face with the docile distant cousins of the fierce sharks. While
you snorkel by their side, you will discover their enigmatic personality
and their peculiar, and prehistoric, anatomy. You may watch and pet
them, feel their texture, and even enjoy feeding them.
It is, without a doubt, an experience unlike any other! Admission and
round trip transportation back to your hotel is included.
(Aprox: 90 Minutes)
Adult:
$69 Child:
$59



Sea Lion Encounter
Excursion
Sea Life Park offers an incredible interactive program during which you
may come in close contact with a family of adorable and loving sea
lions.
While you swim and play with these fabulous creatures, you may pet, kiss
and hug them. You will have the time of your life watching how these
nimble marine dwellers carry out their daring water acrobatics and
spectacular jumps. You will also have the opportunity to help their
trainer give out instructions while using a special signal system.
The experiences shared with your new and slippery friends will make you
smile for hours! Admission and round trip transportation back to your
hotel is included.
(Aprox: 90 Minutes)
Adult: $125 Child:
$115


Manoa Valley
Hiking Excursion
Oahu's Manoa Valley, although located within minutes of Waikiki by bus or
car, is often totally overlooked by visitors. While the lack of heavy
visitor traffic is surely appreciated by local residents, there is much
to be appreciated in this secluded corner of Hawaii which makes a visit
worthwhile.
We will pick you up at your hotel and transport you to Manoa Valley where
we will visit the Manoa Marketplace Shopping Center where they
offer a wide variety of specialty shops, restaurants, island foods, a
supermarket and a drugstore. It is the primary shopping location for
valley residents, many of whom gather at the Manoa Cafe for coffee and
local baked goods. It's the perfect place for a brief snack stop before
you venture further into the Manoa Valley.
Next stop is the Manoa Chinese Cemetery
which is the oldest and largest Chinese cemetery in Hawaii. Starting
in 1852, the Chinese community gradually began to purchase the land
from the former land owners which included the Bishop Estate. The
present day cemetery encompasses thirty-four acres of Manoa Valley.
The Chinese immigrant, Lum Ching, who first
identified the site in 1852 founded a society called Lin Yee Chung
which means "We are buried together here with pride." The United
Chinese Society was formed in 1884 to handle the management of the
cemetery.
In 1889, the land was granted in perpetuity to
the society by charter from Hawaii's Minister of Interior, L.A.
Thurston. Poor management over the years almost doomed the cemetery,
however, it was rescued by three men, Wat Kung, Chun Hoon and Luke
Chan who organized the plots, improved the overall condition of the
cemetery and fought a long battle with local residents who wanted to
abolish the cemetery.
Today the cemetery is operated solely by the Lin
Yee Chung Association. Within the cemetery you will find numbered
signs identifying notable areas of interest.
The next stop on our Manoa Valley Tour is the
Lyon Arboretum which was established in 1918 by the Hawaiian
Sugar Planters Association to demonstrate the value of watershed
restoration, test tree species for reforestation and collect plants
of economic value.
In 1953, it became part or the University of
Hawai'i. Today, Lyon Arboretum continues to develop its extensive
tropical plant collection emphasizing native Hawaiian species,
tropical palms, aroids, ti, taro, heliconia and ginger.
After the University took over, the emphasis
shifted from forestry to horticulture. During the last thirty years
nearly 2,000 ornamental and econmically useful plants have been
introduced to the grounds. More recently the arboretum has dedicated
itself to becoming a center for the rescue and propagation of rare
and endangered native Hawaiian plants.
The last stop on our tour is
Manoa Falls.
While classified as an
"easy" .8 mile, two hour round-trip, the hike is anything but easy
following heavy rains or for anyone who is not in shape. The trail
meanders through a bamboo forest, rainforest, and base of the
Ko'oaus Mountains. It is very rocky in places. In other places there
are wooden or concrete steps to assist you. This hike is very easy
if it has not just rained.
The path parallels the Manoa Stream, whose water
is heavily polluted with leptospirosis bacteria. Do not drink or
swim in the water. There are also plenty of mosquitos and other
biting insects, so a good application of bug spray is a must.
At the end of the path you will find the 150-foot
Manoa Falls whose flow ranges from spectacular following heavy rains
to mildly impressive on most days. Again, do not be tempted to swim
in the water. There is severe danger of falling rocks close to the
falls.
(Aprox: 4
½ Hours)
Adult: $59 Child:
$49

Makapu'u Lighthouse
Excursion
Makapuua Lighthouse is located a few minutes outside of
Waikiki. A moderate 2 mile hike up to see the lighthouse that has been
in use since 1909. The bunkers near the top were constructed during
World War II. Right off the shore is Rabbit Island so named because a
rancher released rabbits to breed there in the 1880's and not because it
is shaped like a rabbit. During the winter months (December - April)
humpback whales can be seen from here, especially with the aid of
binoculars.
Views from the lookout include Rabbit Island, Diamond Head, Makapu'u
Lighthouse and the beautiful Pacific Ocean crashing on the cliffs far
below. Be sure to bring water as there is no drinking fountains,
restrooms or shade along the 2 mile paved pathway. Round trip
transportation back to your hotel is included.
(Aprox: 4
½ Hours)
Adult:
$35 Child:
$25


Likeke Waterfall Excursion
Likeke Trail Waterfall is one of the many areas which we
offer secluded wedding ceremonies at. On this tour, we will begin at
your hotel, and travel through the
Koolau Mountains to the Windward side
of the island where we will begin our hike. The waterfall is
approximately 20 minutes up the trail which is listed as a novice trail.
Be sure to wear proper footwear for safe traction incase it has recently
rained in the mountains, which is common almost every day.
The views of the Windward side of the
island from the waterfall are remarkable, plenty of photo opportunities.
Round trip transportation back to your hotel is included.
(Aprox: 2
½ Hours)
Adult: $29 Child:
$19



Waterpark Excursion
Hawaiian Waters Adventure Park is 25-acres of safe, clean family fun and
excitement. Located 30 minutes west of Waikiki. It's Hawaii's only
waterpark. We will pick you up at your hotel and spend the entire day
enjoying the rides and attractions of the park. Admission, locker
rental and Round trip transportation back to your hotel is included.
(Aprox: 6-8 Hours) (depending on park hours)
Adult:
$49 Child: $39


Polynesian Cultural Center
The Polynesian Cultural Center is considered
by many to be the most authentic recreation of
ancient Polynesia available anywhere today. The
images, history, and hospitality of seven Pacific
cultures come alive at the 42-acre Polynesian
Cultural Center. Hear them present the intriguing
details of tribal tattooing, ancient transoceanic
navigation, and the preservation of history without
a written language. The Center’s evening culminates
with a spectacular night show, “Horizons”, with a
cast of over 100 dancers. The spectacle’s fire knife
champions and fire walkers add dramatic accents to
an unforgettable evening.
Multiple pricing options, click here for details and
pricing