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This tour of Oahu is an adventure you can do alone. It is also great for couples and families. The recommended route will allow you an opportunity to see various activities that are available for you to experience during your vacation. I have lived on this island for almost two decades and I wanted to share with you things that can help you plan your perfect island getaway. My goal was to help you get the most bang for your buck while having an amazing time. The only expense you will incur is the price for parking at the Pali Lookout. All of the other suggested stops on this tour are free.

Aloha and Welcome to Paradise! Now that you have arrived, you are probably wondering how can I make the most out of my trip and create the best memories that will last a lifetime? I’ll start by showing you five amazing lookouts that will unfold the beauty and majesty of Hawaii before your eyes. Let’s dive right in! Your first destination on the list if you are coming from Waikiki is the Diamond Head Scenic point not to be confused with the Diamond Head Crater hike.

If you get an early start you will see a great sunrise. But if you want to sleep in that is totally fine. This scenic point has great views of the ocean and the Diamond Head Light house. There are no roads that allow you to drive around the entire perimeter of the island, but there are five lookouts with picturesque views.

While you are driving to the Halona Blowhole Lookout you will see some beautiful homes in the neighborhood of Kahala. The Kahala mall also has a Whole Foods. You will also pass one of the islands most popular tour sites. Hanauma Bay, which is an epic snorkeling location. This is a must do tourist site on any visit to O’ahu. The coral and fish are mesmerizing.

The blowhole was formed thousands of years ago from volcanic activity. On windy days, you can see water shooting up as high as 30 feet. If your are lucky you may see a rainbow. Cockroach Cove is very close and you can see rare Hawaiian Green Sea turtles. If you are traveling to Hawaii between November and May you might even see humpback whales. You may recognize this beach from 50 First Dates and Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.

You will pass Sandy Beach, which is a local favorite and can be very dangerous because of the strong currents that are responsible for a high percentage of spinal injuries. If you are a strong swimmer this is an awesome place for body surfing. You can also boogie board and surf on this beach. Just be careful!

Makapu’u was named after a Tahitian God. Makapu’u is located on the southeastern tip of Oahu. From here you will see Makapu’u Beach Park and Rabbit Island. You will observe a great view of the Southeast shoreline and sea cliffs and can see humpback whales, if you are here during whale season.

You will not be able to see the Makapu’u Light house from this lookout, but we have you covered with drone footage in this video. If you really want to see the light house you can get a view of it from the Makapu’u beach, which is also another opportunity to end your tour and just relax on this awesome beach. If you are feeling more adventurous the very popular Makapu’u hike, is minutes away.

The Pali Lookout is next. You will pass Waimanalo beach and drive through the charming town of Waimanalo. This town is where the old Magnum PI mansion is located. President Obama purchased this property and it is believed he will live there. You will also see beautiful mountains and travel through a tunnel you have likely seen on Hawaii-50 and Magnum PI. This lookout has a popular hike (Pali Puka) that is a little risky.

When you arrive at the Pali Lookout you will experience strong winds as you stand on the stone terrace overlooking Kaneohe, Kailua, Coconut Island, Ho’omaluhia Botanical Garden & Kaneohe Marine Corps Base.

Tantalus Lookout is last on the list. This location is known for the marvelous views of the city at Sunset.Tantalus also has two picnic areas with tables. This location offers panoramic views of Diamond Head and Pearl Harbor that you can enjoy from the big lawn with soft grass. It is also a great place to see a rainbow, but I would be surprised if you haven’t already seen a rainbow during your tour. Tantalus is also the site of the first commercial macadamia nut plantation.

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Chapters

0:00 Intro
0:45 Diamond Head Lookout
1:51 Halona Blowhole Lookout
3:36 Makapu'u Lookout
5:16 Pali Lookout
6:59 Tantalus Lookout

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