Go City: Oahu All-Inclusive Pass with over 40 Things To Do

PREMIUM ATTRACTION (choice of 1 Luau): Ka Moana Luau at Aloha Tower - At the Ka Moana Luau in Oahu, Hawaii, you’ll be welcomed with a traditional shell lei greeting before enjoying fun, traditional activities like hula lessons, lei making, Hawaiian tattoos, ukulele lessons, and more. Includes delicious dinner buffet and two standard drink tickets. Please note: transportation is available for a small fee by booking direct through Ka Moana Luau. Reservations for this activity are required.

traditional Polynesian luau in an ocean front setting, with a welcoming flower lei, buffet dinner, two complimentary drinks and silver-tier seating. Sit back and relax as you listen to live music and feast upon a delicious all-you-can-eat buffet prepared fresh on-site. Enjoy delicacies freshly cooked in a luau imu, a traditional Hawaiian underground oven – traditionally a whole pig is prepared for a luau feast!

ints, those straight-outta-brochure beaches, local culture and, of course, turtles.

Makani Catamaran Sail (with optional upgrade to sunset sail with drinks) - Makani is Hawaii’s #1 sailing adventure, experience one of the most quintessential Hawaiian vacation activities and set sail on the Pacific Ocean for unforgettable views. Please note: Includes a full bar selection. Reservations are required for this activity.

Voyaging Catamaran Sail - Don’t miss the chance to see the Oahu in all its scenic glory with a catamaran tour around Kuala Ranch. Hop aboard a 49-passenger boat for a narrated tour of Kaneohe Bay, Mokolii Island (Chinaman's Hat), and more. Plus, you’ll take a bus tour of Molii Gardens or a canoe ride on an ancient fishpond. Please note: With your pass you can visit only one of the following attractions per day for the duration of your pass: Secret Island Beach, Voyaging Catamaran Sail, Kualoa Grown. Reservations are required for this activity.

Commissioned in 1944, the Battleship Missouri marked the surrender of the Japanese Empire and the end of World War II. The Missouri continued to see combat action during the Korean War and Gulf War before she was decommissioned in 1992 and docked at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Washington State. She was towed to Honolulu and opened as a floating museum in 1999.

Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum at Pearl Harbor - History buffs will love this top attraction in Oahu which gives people the chance to explore the USS Bowfin, a World War II submarine. Admission includes an audio tour that is available in seven languages (English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese).

Pick up your audio tour headset and listen to the award-winning 2 ½-hour tour which provides a poignant narration of the events that transpired during the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor as it guides guests throughout the Visitor Center, museums, waterfront displays, and Memorial.

Discover the natural wonders of Waimea Valley. This gorgeous 1,875-acre green oasis is made up of botanical gardens, 5,000 different kinds of plants, dozens of archeological sites, and a magnificent waterfall. There are free self-guided walking tours taking place every day, and you can even experience Hawaiian culture in this spectacular natural environment by taking a hula lesson or making a lei.

See tropical fruit and flower gardens, get a glimpse of the “Secret Island,” and learn all about Kualoa Farm, the local culture, Hawaiian agriculture, and native plant and wildlife. Please note: Reservations are required for this activity. You can choose 1 of 3 Kualoa Ranch activities included on the pass per day.

The Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum tells the story of the nation's aviation history from WWII hangars that still bear the scars of the nation's first aviation battle. Take a moving and educational tour of vintage aircraft and displays. Defend the skies in one of the combat flight simulators.

Iolani Palace - The only official state residence of royalty in the United States. Located in Honolulu's capitol district, this regal structure and National Historic Landmark was home to the Hawaiian Kingdom's two final monarchs. The palace was built in 1882 by King Kalakaua. His sister and successor, Queen Liliuokalani, resided at the palace until the Hawaiian monarchy was overthrown in 1893.

Waterpark: Wet ‘n’ Wild Hawaii - Families and adrenaline addicts alike will find plenty to love here. Choose from dozens of rides and attractions that run the gamut from mild (Water World Playground) to wild (Tornado and its 130-foot tunnel). Bring your swimwear and prepare to have a blast!

At the 42-acre Polynesian Cultural Center, stroll through an authentic complex of recreated villages in Aotearoa (New Zealand), ancient Hawaii, Tahiti, Fiji, Samoa, and Tonga. At each stop, you'll find hands-on activities and demonstrations showing cultural wonders, such as the art of fire dancing, climbing 50-foot trees in bare feet, spear-throwing, coconut-husking, and the Haka warrior dance!

e of all facilities and activities on the island including kayaking, canoeing, stand-up paddle board, swimming, volleyball, ping-pong and other island-style activities. Please note: Reservations are required for this activity. You can choose 1 of 3 Kualoa Ranch activities included on the pass per day.

plore the crystal clear waters and wildlife along the North Shore of Oahu.. Includes three-hours rental of your choice of either a stand up paddle board or a kayak. No previous experience necessary. Please note: Reservations are required for this activity.

You'll see all the way to Honolulu, Waikiki Beach, the Pacific Ocean, and more. You'll be whisked up to the site in a shuttle before taking a self-guided tour of the famous Oahu trail. Enjoy an easy-to-moderate 30-minute hike up to the crater via a series of switchbacks and one steep staircase at the end. You'll then have 45 minutes of free time at the top to walk around the rim and take plenty of gorgeous snaps. Please Note: Diamond Head trails are open to all visitors who pay a park fee; the Oahu All-Inclusive Pass covers this park fee and shuttle transportation to and from Diamond Head. Reservations are required for this activity.

The Queen Emma Summer Palace offers a unique opportunity to visit a 19th-century New England home less than 10 minutes outside of Honolulu in the lush Nuuanu Valley. Built in Boston in 1848, the palace was shipped to Hawaii via Cape Horn to serve as the summer home for Queen Emma, King Kamehameha IV, and their son, Prince Albert Edward.

Hawaiian Style Rentals: Bike Rental - The best – and most efficient – way to explore Oahu at your own pace, seeing only what you want to see, is by bike. Whether you want to see the best sights in Waikiki or head farther out to more secluded locations – or both – the choice is yours. Please note: Your pass includes an 8-hour bike rental. Your rental includes a map of Oahu and a helmet.

2 activities take place on Sunset Beach: Coconut Palm Basket Weaving / Hawaiian Lei Making Take a Hawaiian Lei Making class for the chance to make your own Lei and learn about an important Hawaiian custom. Alternatively you can learn a traditional Hawaiian craft with a Coconut Palm Basket Weaving lesson. Please note: Reservations are required for any of these activities. You will be on the beach, so beach towel or chair, sunblock and water are recommended.

The Makapu'u Point trail, within Ka Iwi State Scenic Shoreline, offers outstanding views of Oahu's southeastern coastline, including Koko Head and Koko Crater. Trail Length: 2.0 mi. (round trip) Difficulty: Moderate Please note: Reservations are required for this activity.

Spending a few hours in Hawaii's largest museum is one of the best ways to really get to know America's 50th state. Highlights include exhibits on Polynesian culture, 22 million specimens of animal and plant life and an "active" volcano display.

s with an incredible obstacle course in the sky. You’ll get a real bird's-eye view as you navigate the 18 different elements that make up this tree-top adventure. Highlights include bird swings, a nunchuck challenge and surfing on rails. Please note: advanced booking is required for this activity. Children under six years old are not permitted. Children between six and 12 must be accompanied by an adult.

Waikiki: Sunset Beach Yoga - Stretch out on the ocean-side lawn of Waikiki as your expert instructor guides you through the flows and forms of a yoga class designed to suit yogis of all abilities. Please note: This activity requires reservation