Circle island tour

Before heading to the legendary North Shore, we'll delight you with Waimanalo Beach; a deserted, white sand beach so beautiful that you may just quit your job and stay here!

Now it's time to sip on some Hawaii-made iced coffee or Hawaii Spring H2O while we set our sites on a leisurely drive to the North Shore. We'll make a pit stop at the incredible and adventurous Kualoa Ranch.

Photo opportunities galore here or shop for souvenirs, chat with tourists or say Aloha to the livestock and horses.

Then we're off to the World famous North Shore of Oahu, home to the Banzai Pipeline, Sunset Beach and Waimea Bay.

But wait, by now it must be time for lunch, Hawaiian style!

If eating buttery, garlic, North Shore raised shrimp sounds Ono (tasty) – it's hands down the Original White Shrimp Truck: Giovanni's.

Don't forget to sign the truck while you're there. Looking for something more refined in a sit-down environment, there's Ola at the Turtle Bay Resort. Savor a light fare while you take in the relaxing bay view. Not ready for lunch just yet?

Let's wait about an hour… We'll stop at a surfing beach and let you stick your toes in the sand!

By now you're definitely hungry and your dining choices have skyrocketed. May we suggest the famous Jameson's By The Sea for an oceanfront lunch or do your research and choose a quainter, Haleiwa-town eatery!

How about a stroll?

Haleiwa is home to mom & pop stores, unique boutiques, surf shops, art galleries and one-of-a-kind fashion. If you're ready for dessert, there's no better place than Matsumoto's Shave Ice for the Island's best, flavored concoction or….

Hold off for a mere 30 minutes for our next pit stop, the everything-Pineapple, Dole Plantation, home of the World's largest maze and the incomparable, Dole Whip, a pineapple dessert!

By now, you've probably got a memorable Hawaiian Sunset on your mind from the comfort of your hotel chaise lounge while sipping on a Mai Tai or Blue Hawaiian.

We're jetting back to downtown Honolulu and the surface streets where we'll see parts of Chinatown, the State Capitol, the Eternal Flame and the historical, Iolani Palace, seat of the Hawaiian Monarchy of days gone by.

Before parting with you at your hotel, you'll cruise the 1¼-mile stretch of the Ala Moana Beach Park, to see local-style beach recreation at its finest.

Finally, thousands of sightseeing memories later, we'll arrive back at your Hotel.

Unless we hear Hana hou, we'll simply call it a day by saying ALOHA, a hui hou kakou….