See the highlights of Oahu's western shore, also known as the Leeward Coast, on a tour departing from Honolulu. Relax on picturesque beaches, take scenic photos, and learn about local rum production in a lesser-visited area of the island. Start with a pickup from your accommodation in Honolulu. Travel towards Electric Beach for some scenic photo stops. Try to spot dolphins who can often be found frolicking offshore, and admire the beautiful ocean views. Next, visit the ancient Makua Cave and admire its immense size. Hear of the legends and stories associated with this eerie location. Hear about Hawaiian history while passing Makaha beach, one of the best surf spots on the west side and another scenic spot to see spinner dolphins. Continue the tour to Ko'olina Beach and enjoy some free time for lunch (cost not included). After lunch, take some time to relax on the beach, as you top up your tan or do some swimming. After some beach time, embark on an Agricole rum-tasting experience tour. For those who are underaged or just who don't want to drink rum, enjoy two gelato options for a sweet treat instead. Afterward, relax on your return journey to Honolulu while taking in the sites of Pearl harbor in the distance.

Go to the most popular snorkeling areas on Oahu. Marvel at the scenery of the island and enjoy snacks, drinks, and ukulele jams along the way. See the monk seals, massive shoals of fish, and sea turtles in their natural environment. Start with a free pick-up in Waikiki. Continue on a 45-minute scenic ride across the beautiful island. Make a stop along the way for snacks and beverages. Listen to a ukulele jam. Dive into the water with your snorkel. Watch as your guide snaps photos underneath the sea. Appreciate nature as you swim alongside the dolphins and other sea creatures. Finish up your day as you are dropped back to Waikiki.

Explore an aquatic wonderland in the Hawaiian Electric Beach with a scuba lesson designed for beginners. See the natural beauty one of Oahu’s top scuba destinations in the safe company of an instructor. Choose to have some underwater pictures taken to remember the experience forever. Go through a thorough safety and gear briefing with your instructor to make sure all your questions and concerns about scuba diving answered. Once you’re suited up and comfortable with the equipment, enter the water at a pace that suits you. Have the chance to observe large schools of fish native only to Hawaii, giant sea turtles, underwater structures, and on rare occasions, dolphins and monk seals. End the activity with a photo just after exiting the water so that you can capture the shared the moment between you and your scuba class.