Private Oahu Circle Island Tour 14 Pax

Large Group Private Bus

Experience Oahu like never before on this private circle island tour, departing from Honolulu for nine unforgettable hours. With a maximum of 14 passengers, enjoy the freedom to explore at your own pace, from the stunning north shore surf to the lush Ko’olau mountains. At $1,350 for the whole vehicle, it’s a fantastic deal for families or friends.

Activity Price

1,350 USD

Duration

9 Hours

Age

All Ages

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii

Amenities

The tour operates in a private, air-conditioned bus or van configured for your group of up to 14 passengers, which means your ohana isn't squeezed into bench seating alongside strangers for nine hours. In practical terms, that translates to being able to spread out, store gear and beach bags under seats, keep the volume on your group's conversation, and make stops on your own timeline rather than a printed schedule.
A dedicated local guide is with your group for the entire nine hours — not a recorded audio track, not a rotation of different drivers, but one person who knows this island and can answer questions in real time. That matters when you're standing at the Nuuanu Pali Lookout and want to know why the winds are so violent, or when someone in your group spots a Hawaiian monk seal on the beach and wants the full story.

Special Instruction

All of Oahu, Just Your Crew

Waimea Bay at Your Own Pace

When the bus pulls off at Waimea Bay, the scale of that beach hits you differently than any photo prepares you for — the water is a dense blue-green and the bay curves wide enough that it takes a minute to take it all in. Because your group has the guide’s full attention, you stay as long as you want, and in winter you can watch big-wave sets roll through while your guide explains exactly why this stretch of coast produces some of the largest rideable surf on the planet.

Nuuanu Pali — Wind That Hits You Like a Wall

The Pali Lookout is one of those spots where the wind is so strong it physically pushes you sideways, and first-timers are always surprised that something so dramatic is only a twenty-minute drive from downtown Honolulu. The view drops straight down into the windward Ko’olau valleys toward Kailua and Kaneohe, green ridgelines disappearing into low clouds, and your guide will tell you about the 1795 Battle of Nu’uanu that played out on these very cliffs — history that makes the landscape feel charged with something beyond scenery.

Haleiwa Town: Shave Ice and Slow Miles

Pulling into Haleiwa feels like the highway exhales — the speed drops, the storefronts get colorful, and suddenly everyone in the van is deciding between shave ice flavors and debating whether to grab a plate lunch before or after walking the main drag. Your guide knows which spots are worth the line and which ones are coasting on reputation, so you’re not wasting the hour figuring that out yourself. The town has a loose, sun-faded energy that’s hard to fake, and because you’re not locked to a group schedule, there’s actually time to sit down, eat something, and let the North Shore pace get into your bones before the drive continues.

Private Ultimate Tour Package

About
Pricing

Welcome to the Ultimate Circle Island Hawaii Turtle Tour of Oahu!
With an emphasis on the majestic Hawaiian sea turtle or “Honu”, this tour offers the perfect opportunity to explore the beauty of Oahu.

Duration:

  • Every day at 8:00 AM

  • 9-Hour Tour

About:
Sit back and relax as we chauffeur you out of the city and into the real Hawaii. On this tour, you’ll explore Turtle Beach, Chinaman’s Hat, and other stunning island locations while also enjoying some of the most delicious seafood dishes on the island.

This adventure will also take you through the rural side of Oahu, where you’ll learn about its rich culture, history, and visit sacred places. Bring your ohana (family)—children are welcome, and infants 3 and under ride for free when they are lap children.

What’s Included:

  • Visits to 21+ locations with a professional tour guide

  • Waikiki Pickup: 8:00 AM

  • Drop-off: 5:00 PM (time may vary)

Snorkeling:

  • Optional! If you’d like to snorkel, you can purchase gear before your tour starts, or feel free to bring your own!

Pricing:

  • US$1,350 for Private Tour – Up to 14 people, flat fee per group (All ages)

Private Oahu Circle Island Tour — Frequently Asked Questions

  • The $1,350 is a flat rate for the entire private vehicle, not per person — so if you fill the bus with 14 passengers, you’re looking at under $100 per person for a nine-hour private tour of the whole island. Even with a smaller group of six or eight, the per-head cost is competitive with most shared sightseeing tours, and you get the whole bus to yourselves.

  • Departure is from Honolulu and pickup details are confirmed directly with the operator when you book. Most groups are met at or near their Waikiki hotel or a central Honolulu location — confirm your exact pickup address during the booking process so there are no surprises on the morning of the tour.

  • Yes, one of the main reasons to book the private version over a shared tour is exactly this flexibility. Your guide will have a standard route covering the island’s key landmarks, but if your group wants to linger at the North Shore, skip a stop in favor of more beach time, or add a detour through Haleiwa for food, those conversations happen in real time with your guide. Communicate any strong preferences before the tour day so the guide can plan accordingly.

  • Cancellation terms are outlined at the time of booking through the reservation system. Private tours at this price point typically have a structured cancellation window — review the policy carefully before confirming, and if your travel dates have any flexibility concerns, check whether travel insurance makes sense for your group given the flat-rate investment.

  • The tour is listed as open to all ages and is designed primarily as a sightseeing experience from a comfortable private vehicle, which makes it accessible for keiki and kupuna alike. The walking at each stop is optional and generally short — nobody is required to hike to see the best views. If anyone in your group has specific mobility considerations, mention that to the operator at booking so the guide can plan stop choices accordingly.

  • Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light jacket or layer for the Pali Lookout and windward stops, and comfortable walking shoes — rubber slippers are fine for beach stops but can get uncomfortable over a full day of in-and-out. Pack cash for roadside food stops, shave ice, and farmers markets on the North Shore since many vendors don’t take cards. A small daypack for your group’s essentials makes the in-and-out stops much smoother than juggling tote bags on the bus.