See and learn the history of the largest park and second oldest park in Hawaiʻi and the role this park played in a contentious and transformative time in Hawaiian history. Also learn about the creation of Lēʻahi Crater, commonly known as “Diamond Head” and the myths and history surrounding this iconic crater.

One of the best views on the Island of Oʻahu! Take an ʻohana pic with the vibrant cerulean hues of our Hawaiian ocean. Learn the names of our local surf spots and see some surfers and windsurfers in action!

Hear the racy tale of the turbulent love affair between a Hawaiian goddess and a Hawaiian demigod at this iconic crater. Learn the history of its importance during World War II and what it is used for today.

We take this stunning coastline highway to our next stop. Tons of history to be discovered on this coastal highway! Get your cameraʻs ready!

See one of Oʻahuʻs natural wonders, the Halona Blowhole! Learn about the beauty and the danger of one of the most iconic spots on Oʻahu.

Stunning and captivating views abound! Discover the history of the two islets floating in the beautiful blue Hawaiian waters with the towering Koʻolaupoko Mountain Range as a dramatic backdrop. During whale season, we can sometimes see a few!

Embark on a captivating journey into the ancient world of Hawaiian aquaculture with a visit to a traditional Hawaiian fishpond. These marvels of engineering, known as "loko iʻa," are a testament to the ingenuity and understanding of ecology possessed by Native Hawaiians for centuries. As you step onto the sacred grounds that have provided sustenance and balance to the local communities, prepare to be immersed in the wisdom of the past and its relevance today.

Relax your mind and be inspired by the emerald spires of the Koʻolaupoko Mountain Range. The Koʻolauʻs are one of two volcanoes responsible for the creation of Oʻahu. As we drive along this dramatic backdrop, learn about our unique history and culture as we pass Hawaiian Kalo farms and ancient fishponds and their use in ancient days.

Immerse yourself in the heart of Hawaiian agricultural tradition with a unique farm tour that celebrates the island's indigenous fruits and the cultural significance of kalo (taro). Taste indigenous fruits, learn about kalo through a kalo pounding demonstration. Taste fresh pounded poi and a delicious laulau tasting! As you step onto the lush, green land, you'll feel a deep sense of connection to the rich volcanic soil that nourishes life here. Reflect on the journey through the tastes and stories of Hawaii's land. You'll leave with a deeper appreciation for the islands' rich agricultural traditions and the profound connection between the land and the Hawaiian people. This tour is more than a simple visit; it's an educational and sensory journey into the heart of Hawaii's cultural and culinary heritage.

“The Little Country Store on the Way to the North Shore”. Started in 1987, this store is a great place to stretch our legs and get some local snacks!

A basalt islet in Kaneohe Bay is commonly called “Chinamanʻs Hat”. However, itʻs proper inoa ʻāina (land name) is “Mokoliʻi. Learn the Hawaiian legend behind this magical place!

Enjoy the local flavors of Oʻahu as we stop at the Kahuku Food Trucks! Poke bowls, Hawaiian plate lunches, garlic shrimp, and much more tantalize the taste buds!

“The Seven Mile Miracle”

Seven miles of pristine sandy beaches that stretch along the North Shore. Witness some of the most important surf spots in the history of surfing between November - February.

Leaving the historic North Shore we drive through Oʻahuʻs once bustling pineapple fields. These historic fields shaped a large part of modern Hawaiian culture into what it is today.

Our last stop before we head back into town. Refresh yourself with Dole Whip, a frozen dessert! Get some goodies to take back to your hotel or for your journey back home.