Chheeeeeehooooooooooo!!! Our group had the pleasure of rolling with Makoa as our guide on the 3hr…read moreUTV deluxe tour, and we all had an absolute blast of a time! We have done the 2Hr UTV tour a couple of times before but when we saw the addition of the new 3hr tour, we were sure to book. Our guy Makoa made the trip amazing as he took us deeper and farther through the ranch all the while sharing jokes, Hawaiian folklore, cultural insights, and stressing the importance of respect for the land. E mālama 'oe i ka 'āina, e mālama ka 'āina ia 'oe!!! Added to the 3hr UTV deluxe tour are extra stops at some of the key movie sites that you dont get on the standard ride (like boneyard, and Jurrassic World Indominus rex pen). Plenty of drinks provided as well! Mahalo to the entire UTV crew at Kualoa, you are all fantastic, but additional shout out to Pualo for ensuring we had everything we needed and were taken care of like ohana. A hui ho!!!!

There are different options and the jungle expedition was just right for us at 1 hr 30 min…read more A little bumpy but beautiful scenery. Josh was our guide and delivered just the right amount information with two stop points for photos.

This was an outstanding way to quickly pop around the Island in style! Paul's love of Hawaiian…read morehistory was contagious! my mom is slow moving and cant do stairs well on a tour bus or shuttle, so this was absolutely perfect! the convertible was perfect to feel fully engrossed with the atmosphere. we slowed down or zoomed through if we wanted and was very customizable. LOVE the car and so did everyone else along the way- get your shaka ready! :)

We've been in Hawaii five-years and I took my wife on Awesome Tours Hawaii for her birthday. It was…read morea fantastic, beautiful trip learning about the different locations in Hawaii as well as being in a very cool car. It was not a boring lecture but extremely compelling. The history mixed with the beauty of Hawaii made this an awesome experience!

It was a small birthday celebration--just myself, the newly minted 9-year-old grandson, and his…read moremother. The admission to the museum was pricey, even for Kama'aina, so we opted to get the Family Membership instead. The membership was for 2 adults and up to 4 kids, and also has discounts for other exhibits. After a quick sweep through the museum, and a wary observation of the flight simulator, the grandson decided it was time to eat. I got the Blue Angels Burger and he got the kids hot dog meal. I'd say the prices were reasonable, considering how much takeout and restaurant food costs these days. The burger was fat as hell and the dog wasn't Costco sized but definitely satisfied the kid. I didn't get pics of the food because I was too enthralled over the size of the patty! We spent the day also visiting the Mighty Mo, the Virtual Reality tour, and gift shop shopping also.

Our second stop while at Pearl Harbor was the Aviation Museum. Located just a few moments from the…read moreUSS Missouri on Ford Island. In my opinion the Aviation Museum was one of the cooler stops on our trip. I really enjoyed all the different types of planes and carriers they had on display. We also ate Lunch at the Cafe in the Aviation Museum and the food was delicious! The bus picked us up from the USS Missouri and dropped us off at the Aviation Museum, there was a short line to check in at the front desk of the museum before you could enter the inside portion of the museum. They had a flight simulator inside the internal museum as well as a gift shop and restaurant. The Hangar still had the original bullet holes in the glass from the Pearl Harbor attack which was a really neat part of history to be able see. They also have a section where they are restoring some planes and helicopter parts. My favorite thing they had was this wood paneled plane in the hangar. They also had some old Military trucks out front of the hangar that were really cool. I highly recommend visiting the Aviation Museum while at Pearl Harbor.

Off the beaten path, sits an ancient treasure, the Ulupo Heiau Historic Site. A massive rock…read morefoundation is the remnant of a sacred rock temple/platform that would have been important to Hawaiian chiefs for hundreds of years. Faded plaques near the site tell pieces of the story. The construction of the temple was supposedly by mythical people named "menehunes", who could build such temples overnight. The original temple would have measured a massive 140 x 170 feet and had walls 30 feet high. Construction is mind boggling, indeed. My math figures that over a million rocks were carried to the site. The Heiau was most likely used to oversee agricultural fields and fish ponds below by the chief or kahuna. Kailua (the town below) was once an agricultural capital on Oahu. In later years, the Heiau may have been used to oversee war efforts. The address is the parking lot of a YMCA. Go around the building to find the site. There is no admission, just a request to not remove any of the sacred stones. There are no amenities. The site could stand renovation of plaques. There are several benches under large shade trees to sit and think about Hawaiian ancestors that would have used the site. Worth a short visit if near Kailua. I was moved by the wondrous effort to build such a site.

This was really interesting to see and, since it's hidden behind a YMCA, it is not something one…read morewould just stumble upon. I couldn't believe how big it was! The signs explaining the history were helpful in getting to know more about the structure itself and about Hawaii as a whole.

I took the Lalumha falls or Manoa falls hike & Kailua / Lanikai beach day tour with Seamus as my…read moreguide. The group was nice and small - only me, Seamus, and a couple from CA. Seamus was a very knowledgeable guide - very approachable and fun to hang out with. He knew the trail very well and carefully guided us over the more slippery areas. One should definitely be prepared to get muddy and wet on this tour - I actually felt relieved that it was raining because there are lots of changes in the terrain and sunny/hot weather may have been too much. Seamus will say the trail is okay for children and elderly, but I don't believe it is. Might be a pain. I wanted to get a little rugged this trip, so it was perfect for me. The waterfall at the end was gorgeous - Seamus didn't rush us at all. We were unable to do the beach due to the weather, but Seamus took us around the island and showed us turtle beach, which was lovely because we got to see multiple sea turtles! We stopped at a local woodworker's shop for gifts which was a nice touch - always prefer the mom and pop places to the cheap junk you get in touristy shops. Pickup and drop-off were seamless. Easily one of my highlights this trip and have already recommended to a friend who will be in the area soon. Thanks Seamus!

We booked the North Shore / Waimea, Falls Day & Swim Swim with Turtles trip…read more Our tour guide (Seamus) and tour guide pet companion (Sandy) were AMAZING! First, we didn't get to experience the Waimea Falls or swim with the turtles because it rained so much the night before AND of course for the safety of all (mother nature, staff and guests) they had to close access to that area. It was a bummer BUT Seamus and Sandy truly made our day such a BLAST! We could tell that Seamus truly loves his career. We learned and saw so much about the history, culture and people of Hawaii! We look forward to when we can return to Hawaii and book another trip with Seamus and Sandy!!!!! Don't just book a trip with just any company, BOOK a trip with a company that TREATS you just like FAMILY!

We had a fantastic time exploring and playing. We had so much fun doing water activities and…read moreviewing underwater creatures. Captain and the crew were very attentive and ensured safety. They ensured everyone got to see turtles and in fact they headed a participant back just when we were being called back to the boat after discovering he didn't get to see turtles. There was plenty of snacks and drinks. Gears were complete - eye gear (with or without prescription which was helpful to those who wear glasses), and mouth pieces. The attention to detail was superb and attention to safety and ensuring everyone had fun was commendable!

We booked this Kaneohe Sandbar snorkeling tour after seeing many reviews describe it as…read morebeginner-friendly. As first-time snorkelers traveling with a child, our experience did not align with those expectations. Equipment distribution was poorly handled. Masks were handed out with little to no instruction, and basic questions were met with a rude and dismissive attitude. Overall communication and service were lacking. Once in the water, guidance was minimal and inconsistent. The experience felt rushed and disorganized, with limited support for guests who were new to snorkeling. The tone and treatment we received also made us uncomfortable as Asian guests. After sharing feedback, the company clarified in writing that they do NOT advertise or position this as a beginner-friendly snorkeling tour. Based on both that clarification and our experience, I would strongly recommend that beginners or families looking for clear instruction and attentive guidance consider other operators. Sharing this to help future guests set accurate expectations before booking.

Don't miss this opportunity. It would be a mistake to visit…read moreKailua without taking this tour. Rick, the owner-a fifty-year resident of the area, taught us so many things about the history, plant life, and geography of the area. The segues are incredibly easy to use. You don't even need good balance. As long as you can stand up straight... They'll teach you everything you need to know and have a great time.

My wife and I and 6 other friends visited Oahu this spring. We stayed in an amazing beach house…read morejust south of Kailua and we had and AWESOME time. The highlight of our trip was taking the Segway tour in Kailua! We've been to Hawaii an number of times and decided that this time we were going to do something different, and this tour hit the mark for sure! At first we almost jokingly thought we would be such dorks riding around on Segway's but it was super fun and we loved the awesome helmets we got to wear as well. To start, we got a quick 10 min. training and by the end we were riding like pros. The Segway was super intuitive so no one felt awkward or unsafe. Within minutes we were zipping around the parking lot and tearing it up on the dirt paths on the tour. Our guides took pictures of us along the way, and videos, and sent us home with a DVD with all those goodies on it so we could remember the tour. Along the tour we also stopped as several beach spots and they were AMAZING. We returned the next day to hang out on the beach and had a blast. This is something that we loved and I would recommend it for sure. I'm guessing we'll be back next time we visit Oahu!

Efficient. Answered all questions promptly. Company was very accommodating . Would highly…read morerecommend !

had an awesome experience renting a kayak from this company! From start to finish, the process was…read moreincredibly smooth and hassle-free. They had everything ready to go -- all the gear was in great condition, and they made sure I had everything I needed to feel safe and comfortable on the water with my family. Not only was the service top-notch, but the pricing was also very affordable, especially considering the quality of the equipment and the overall experience. I really appreciated how easy they made everything -- no hidden fees, no confusion, just a super straightforward and enjoyable experience. Thanks again for making they a smooth and prince. Tip: if you're hungry try Tamuras down the way and get the Poke, it's the best on the island hands down.