6–7 Days
Air Travel, Private Motorcoach, Walking Tours
Every group travels differently. A small class might skip the tour bus and take the metro like locals, while a larger group might need a coach and a tighter schedule. We start with who’s traveling and what they want to get out of the trip, then plan the pace, transportation, and stops around that. Nothing is locked in until it works for your group.
Your Space
Full days or a lighter schedule, depending on your group’s age and energy.
Your Stops
Swap sites in or out to match your curriculum, interests, or performance schedule.
Your Logistics
Transportation, lodging, and timing planned around your group’s size and budget.
Land in Honolulu to a lei greeting and set out on a guided tour of Oahu: Dole Plantation, the North Shore, Iolani Palace, the King Kamehameha Statue, and the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific.
Visit the USS Arizona Memorial, browse the Aloha Stadium Swap Meet, and spend the afternoon in Waikiki.
Take a group hula lesson, then perform at the Royal Hawaiian Center in Waikiki.
Explore the cultures of the Pacific Islands, then enjoy a luau and the evening show Hā: Breath of Life.
Hike to the summit of Diamond Head in the morning, then spend the day in Waikiki.
Fly home from Honolulu.
Fly to Honolulu and settle in near Waikiki Beach.
Spend the day at Pearl Harbor: the USS Bowfin Submarine Museum, the Battleship Missouri, the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum, and the USS Arizona Memorial.
Explore Waikiki and Honolulu on your own.
Ride the Pineapple Express at Dole Plantation, then spend the afternoon and evening at the Polynesian Cultural Center with a luau and show.
Spend the day at Waikiki Beach.
Browse the Aloha Stadium Swap Meet, then head to the North Shore for Waimea Bay, Sunset Beach, and snorkeling at Shark’s Cove.
Fly home from Honolulu.
Pay respects at Pearl Harbor.
Island villages, a luau, and an evening show.
Hike to the summit for views over Waikiki.
Big-wave beaches and laid-back surf towns.
Ride the Pineapple Express train.
Learn the basics of hula.
Walk the deck where WWII ended.
Free time on Honolulu's famous shoreline.
Tell us what you teach and where you want to go, we’ll handle everything else.
