Oahu · MUSEUMS
The 6 best museum visits you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Explore Hawaiian culture, Pacific migration, astronomy, and volcano science at Bishop Museum, with optional planetarium and lava shows.
“Loved it all. Especially the feathered Kahili room, and the sweet story of stone Kaneikokokala now 'staying warm'. He seems very happy.”
Explore Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum on Ford Island, see WWII aircraft, Hangar 79 restorations, and add a view from the Control Tower.
Explore Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum’s surviving hangars, wartime aircraft, MiG Alley, films, and audio tour with Ford Island shuttle access.
“Be careful which one you’re booking. It’s easy to confuse them and end up disappointed. We had really hoped to see the USS Arizona, but we did enjoy the aircraft museum. The audio tour was informative and well-done. High points were the video in the control tower and sitting in the cockpit of the F111. We really enjoyed talking with the volunteer veterans there. Oh, and don’t forget to wear deep pockets to carry important things because you have to store your bags at the entrance for about $8.”
Visit the USS Arizona Memorial and Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum with reserved tickets, small-group pickup, and a Honolulu city tour.
“Our guide Tom was a once in a lifetime guy. Very charismatic, knowledgeable, and courteous. Timing at the park was great along with a tour of Honolulu. Very awesome, absolutely recommend”
Explore Hawaii’s royal heritage, Pacific cultures, native species, and lava science at Bishop Museum, with one-day admission in Honolulu.
“Friendly welcome and Lanakila Seniors really enjoyed their visit. Thanks so very much!”
Walk WWII hangars, see restored aircraft, and climb Pearl Harbor’s 168-foot control tower on this focused one-hour museum tour.
Pick a coast, a ridge or a harbour.
