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Honolulu, Hawaii Tours Honolulu, Hawaii Tours Aloha! Within the tour program, we have also provided Hawaii lei greeting and airport transportation services as well as many tours on Oahu along with some excursions on the other islands so you can truly experience Hawaii. This is a very busy time in Honolulu and many tours sell out; so book early and avoid standing in lines while on the island. Please visit the website for complete details on each tour and trip and to register for the tours at https://www.activitysaleshawaii.com/ aapd2018/default.aspx. Reservations will close on Friday, April 23, 2018, at 5 p.m., Hawaii Standard Time. Space is limited so book now! Friday, May 25 Submarine Odyssey Diamond Head Crater Adventure Hike Diamond Head Crater 12:30 – 3 PM 8 – 11 AM Hike Adult: $139/Child: $61.50 (36” – 12 yrs) Adult/Child: $36.75 8 – 11 AM Adult/Child: $36.75 Mini Circle Island and Blue Skies of Oahu Scenic Shores Tour 8:15 – 10:15 AM Surfing Lessons with Tips 1 – 5 PM from a Pro Adult/Child: $240.50 Adult: $56/Child: $33.50 8:15 – 11 AM Grand Circle Island Tour Adult/Child (14 years +): $139 Catamaran Tradewind Sail with Dole Plantation (Departs from the Hilton Pier) Grand Circle Island Tour 8:15 AM – 5:45 PM 1:45 – 3:30 PM Adult - $124.25/Child - $71.25 with Dole Plantation Adult: $87.25/Child: $63.25 8:15 AM – 5:45 PM Catamaran Turtle Adult: $124.25/Child: $71.25 Saturday, May 26 Snorkel Sail Kualoa Ranch Adventure – (Departs from the Hilton Pier) Waterfall Hike – Manoa 9:45 AM – 12:30 PM Falls Package A Adult: $113/Child: $81.50 (4-12 yrs) TRIP 1: 9 AM – 12:30 PM ATV Adventure, Jungle Expedition TRIP 2: 1 – 4:30 PM and Ocean Voyager Submarine Odyssey 6:50 AM – 3:30 PM Adult: $60/Child: $45.00 (5-14 yrs) Adventure Adult: $188 12:30 – 3 PM Blue Skies of Oahu Kualoa Ranch Adventure – Adult: $139/Child: $61.50 (36” – 12 yrs) 9:15 – 11:15 AM Package B Adult/Child: $240.50 Horseback Ride, Movie Sites & Mini Circle Island and Ranch Tour and Tropical Garden & Scenic Shores Tour Catamaran Turtle Ancient Fishpond Tour 1 – 5 PM Snorkel Sail 6:50 AM – 3:30 PM Adult: $56/Child: $33.50 (Departs from the Hilton Pier) Adult: $188 AM – 12:30 PM Catamaran Tradewind Sail Adult: $113/Child: $81.50 (4-12 yrs) Bike and Hike Combo (Departs from the Hilton Pier) 7:30 AM – 1:30 PM Salute to Pearl Harbor 1:45 – 3:30 PM Adult: $130/Child: $90 (14 years and Adult: $87.25/Child: $63.25 12 – 4:30 PM under) Adult: $60/Child: $50 (3-11 yrs) 36 January PDT 2018 | Annual Session 2018 Majestic Sunset Dinner Grand Circle Island Tour Salute to Pearl Harbor Cruise with Dole Plantation 12 – 4:30 PM 4:20 – 8:30 PM 8:15 AM – 5:45 PM Adult: $60/Child: $50 (3-11 yrs) Adult: $127.50/Child: $70.50 (7-12 yrs) Adult: $124.25/Child: $71.25 Submarine Odyssey Polynesian Cultural Center Waterfall Hike – Manoa Adventure Luau Dinner & Shows Falls 12:30 – 3 PM 3 – 10:30 PM TRIP 1: 9 AM – 12:30 PM Adult: $139/Child: $61.50 (36” – 12 yrs) TRIP 2: 1 – 4:30 PM Adult: $145/Child: $120 (4-11 yrs) Adult: $60/Child: $45.00 (5-14 yrs) Mini Circle Island and Sunday, May 27 Scenic Shores Tour Blue Skies of Oahu 1 – 5 PM Diamond Head Crater 9:15 – 11:15 AM Adult: $56/Child: $33.50 Hike Adult/Child: $240.50 8 – 11 AM Catamaran Tradewind Sail Adult/Child: $36.75 Catamaran Turtle (Departs from the Hilton Pier) Snorkel Sail 1:45 – 3:30 PM Surfing Lessons with a Pro (Departs from the Hilton Pier) Adult: $87.25/Child: $63.25 8:15 – 11 AM AM – 12:30 PM Adult/Children (14 years +): $139 Adult: $113/Child: $81.50 (4-12 yrs) Visit Another Island for the Day Maui No Ka Oi A Big Island Adventure Friday, May 25 Saturday, May 26 Full Day tour of Maui from O‘ahu. Board the inter-island From raging volcanoes to serene snow-capped mountaintops, flight and upon touchdown in Maui, meet your local guide and the Big Island of Hawai‘i is an island of extreme power and beauty. transfer to your air-conditioned mini coach for an incredible tour Adult/Child: $589.00 of the valley isle of Maui. Price includes roundtrip transfer from the Hilton Hawaiian Vil- Adult/Child: $589.00 lage to The Daniel Inouye International Airport, roundtrip Airfare Price includes roundtrip transfer from the Hilton Hawaiian to Hilo, Hawaii, exclusive guided tour, transportation of the Hilo, Village to The Daniel Inouye International Airport, roundtrip Hawaii area, Liliuokalani Gardens, Hilo Bay, Moku Ola (Coconut Airfare to Maui, Hawaii, exclusive guided tour, transportation of Island), Banyan Drive , Rainbow Falls, Big Island Candie Com- the Island of Maui area, Iao Valley State Park, Mount Haleakala pany, Atkatsuka Orchid Gardens, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, (House of the Sun), passing through Wailuku Town, historical lunch at Volcanoes Rim Restaurant and state tax. whaling village of Old Lahaina Town, lunch at Pacifico Restaurant Trip time to be determined. For reservations, please call (877) at 505 Front Street, largest Banyan Tree outside of Calcutta, India, 589-8898. gratuity and state tax. Trip time to be determined. For reservations, please call (877) 589-8898. Annual Session 2018 | January PDT 2018 37 .
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