Pearl Harbor, Arizona Memorial, and Battleship Missouri Full-Day Tour

Your experience From emotional memorials to mighty war machines, each stop delivers powerful stories, reflection, and a deeper connection to the events that shaped the Pacific. Getting Started Your day begins with a convenient pickup from select Waikiki hotels, where you’ll meet your expert guide. Enjoy a comfortable transfer to Pearl Harbor while your guide sets the context for the day. All admission logistics are handled so you can focus on the sites and stories. What to Expect Pearl Harbor Visitor Center Begin at the Visitor Center, where exhibits, photos, and survivor accounts bring December 7, 1941, into sharp focus. Features: Multi-room exhibits showcase artifacts and firsthand testimonies. Multimedia displays that explain the timeline and impact of the attack. Self-guided audio options to deepen your understanding. USS Arizona Memorial Cross the harbor by boat to the USS Arizona Memorial, a solemn tribute above the sunken battleship and the final resting place of more than 1,100 sailors and Marines. Features: Boat transportation to the memorial is included. Commemorative viewing area with plaques and a memorial wall. Quiet reflection time guided by interpretive information. Battleship Missouri Memorial Step aboard the “Mighty Mo,” the battleship where Japan formally surrendered in 1945, ending World War II. Features: Historic Surrender Deck: stand where the surrender was signed. Guided ship tour with stories of life aboard and the vessel’s service across conflicts. Access to the ship’s turrets, crew quarters, and interactive displays. USS Bowfin Submarine & Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum (optional upgrade) Explore the submarine known as the “Pearl Harbor Avenger” and learn about underwater warfare and the silent service. Features: Walk-through access to submarine compartments (narrow, authentic interiors). Museum exhibits on submarine tactics, technology, and crew life. Waterfront memorial and photo opportunities. Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum (optional upgrade & lunch option) Housed in the original hangars hit during the attack, the Aviation Museum tells the story of air power in the Pacific. Features: Historic Hangars 37 & 79 with preserved battle damage. An extensive aircraft collection spanning World War II to modern jets. Flight simulator and interactive exhibits; lunch option available onsite.