Book your official Pearl Harbor tours now & explore your favorite historic destination. Plan Your visit today.

On your Hawaii vacation, a guided tour of Pearl Harbor is essential. Tours are offered seven days a week and roundtrip transportation is provided from Waikiki hotels. We also offer transportation for tours that include airfare for guests staying on the Big Island, Maui, or Kauai. You will enjoy outstanding historical narration throughout the tour, learning history and culture from start to finish. Whether you want to visit the Pearl Harbor Museums, the USS Arizona Memorial, USS Bowfin Submarine, USS Missouri Battleship, Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, or take a combo tour of Pearl Harbor with other landmarks/regions on Oahu. As the official Pearl Harbor tour site, we aim to provide you with a complete Pearl Harbor tour experience.

Transportation Options: How to Get Here
There are a number of ways to get to Pearl Harbor, but which options allow you to get the most out of your visit?

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Tour Company
Honolulu, like most high-tourism cities, has a number of highly regarded, professional tour companies. The services and prices that they offer are often comparable, but its the level of service and quality that sets each apart. Pearl Harbor requires that any company providing tours on its grounds provide certain certifications. Additionally, tour guides of certified companies are deemed as experts of Pearl Harbor and give stirring narration and history of many events surrounding World War II, the attacks of December 7, 1941, the history of Hawaii, and the current state of Pearl Harbor.

Required Certifications:
1. Vehicle Insurance
2. CPR Certification, for each and every guide entering the center
3. First Aid Training
4. Tour Provider Certification
5. Passenger Transportation Permit

Upon approval by the National Park, these companies are then provided Commercial Use Authority, allowing for tours to Pearl Harbor including the Visitor Center and its museums.

**Please note, tour guides are not permitted to give tours on board the USS Arizona Memorial for the respect of victims. Pearl Harbor and the National Parks Service do have a Park Ranger stationed on board, who is expertly trained and available to share stories, facts, and answer questions.

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