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$75.00

Pearl Harbor and Honolulu City Tour from Ko Olina

Discover Oahu’s most popular tour that includes an incredible Pearl Harbor experience, along with a fantastic Honolulu City tour. This incredible five-hour tour provides you the complete story of Dec
5.5 Hours
Ko Olina, Oahu
$48.00

Star Tour Show at Ko Olina

Stars Above Hawaii - Hawaii's Gateway to the Stars at the Ko Olina Resort - provides world-class professional stargazing star shows to people of all ages from all over the
1 Hour
Ko Olina, Oahu
$184.00

Catamaran Sail & Snorkel Tour – Afternoon Sail

Oahu Afternoon Catamaran Sail and Snorkel Our Catamaran Snorkel Sail in the afternoon is the perfect way to enjoy your day in Hawaii. Enjoy the opportunity to see our Hawaiian
3 hours
Ko Olina, Oahu
$184.00

Catamaran Sail & Snorkel Tour – Morning Tour

Oahu Morning Catamaran Sail and Snorkel If you are looking for the best way to start your morning in Hawaii, look no further than our Morning Catamaran Snorkel Sail! Swim
3 hours
Ko Olina, Oahu
$120.00

Sunset Sail from Ko Olina

Oahu Sunset Catamaran Set sail from Ko Olina Marina located on the beautiful Ko Olina Resort along leeward Oahu’s picturesque coastline on a two hour Sunset Catamaran Sail on the
2 Hours
Ko Olina, Oahu

Best Tours & Activities in Ko Olina, Hawaii

Ko Olina is a residential and vacation community that can be found towards the leeward coast of the island of Oahu. The resort facility is 27 km to the direct northwest of Honolulu. The entire area has a coastal beach frontage that is made up of seven lagoon structures. For these lagoons are man-made and three are naturally occurring. Each one of these lagoons has their own white sand beach many of which are created with imported sand. There are four main vacation club resorts and hotels including the Disney resort and spa, a Marriott hotel, four seasons and a new Atlantis property. A series of condos are also available for rent in this area

Ko Olina has become a popular destination for a number of events including the LPGA tournament championship, the children’s film and music Festival as well as the Hawaii wine and food festival. This area was originally a sacred area for relaxation for Hawaiian chiefs and now it stands as a principal relaxation location for many travellers.