Top Oahu Chocolate Tours

Oahu is filled with great places to eat, but, for visitors, it can sometimes be tricky to avoid tourist traps and find to best spots. This small-group walking tour provides insights into Hawaii's multicultural history and culinary heritage while taking you to some excellent eateries that lie off the tourist trail. Venture through fresh markets, fruit vendors, exotic eateries, and modern-day fusion restaurants as you eat your way around the island. Note: some stops may require eating while standing.

Share the warm Hawaiian waters with green sea turtles, tropical fish, and more on a 2-hour snorkel excursion from Waikiki. No need to wear your flippers and mask on the plane, as all necessary gear is provided. Under the careful guidance of a tour leader, discover the vibrant sea life of Turtle Canyons. Above water wildlife sightings may include spinner dolphins, flying fish, and - in winter months - humpback whales.

Come experience a celebration of tasty dishes, lively music and festive hula at the Waikiki Luau! Relax with a Hawaiian welcome and tropical Mai Tai before dining on a Luau-themed buffet dinner with island roasted whole suckling pig. Enjoy live music, hula performances and participate in a hula lesson and show! The Waikiki Luau is conveniently located in the heart of Waikiki, within walking distance from all hotels. For a full evening of entertainment, we recommend upgrading your “Waikiki Luau Buffet Dinner” to include the "Rock-A-Hula" largest cast show, featuring local artists, Tahitian, fire knife dancing and more.

Discover the stunning landscapes of Oahu on a half-day, small-group tour that includes short hikes and stunning views. Take a self-guided hike to Manoa Falls, the tallest accessible waterfall (150 feet) on Oahu. Then, rejoin the group and head to Tantalus Lookout, located in Puu Ualakaa State Park, for panoramic views of southern Oahu, from Diamond Head to Pearl Harbor.

Diamond Head State Monument is one of Oahu’s largest visitor attractions. Because Diamond Head Visitor Center does not offer guided tours, this audio hiking tour is an absolute must. On this self-guided tour, you’ll easily navigate your own hike to the summit with an audio guide informing you of the sights. You'll also get the official 'I Hiked Diamond Head' certificate as a souvenir. RESERVATIONS REQUIRED. This Tour does NOT include the Park Entrance or Parking Fees.

Spend an afternoon immersed in Hawaiian culture with dance performances, dinner, and entrance to Waimea Valley. Hike to Waimea Falls and swim in the pool at the bottom (life jackets provided). Explore lush botanical gardens and see the colorful blooms that make your flower lei. Sit down for dinner and be dazzled with traditional Polynesian dancing and cultural performances while you taste Hawaiian specialties and sip tropical cocktails.

Plan your vacation ahead of time by purchasing tickets for this sunset cruise from Oahu. Dine on a crab and steak dinner while watching live Hawaiian entertainment, a show called '60 Years of Aloha' and see vista views over the Oahu coast. Plus, enjoy a stress-free start with an easy-to-find meeting location in Honolulu.

Settle in for an afternoon cruise aboard the Haleiwa Queen, a 50-foot power catamaran that departs conveniently from Honolulu’s harbor. Learn about Hawaii past and present from the friendly crew as you venture into the open Pacific Ocean to look for dolphins, sea turtles, and even migrating whales. As a bonus, look beneath the water’s surface at fish and coral reefs through unique magnifying view portals.

Get out and explore Oahu while leaving the driving to someone else on this small-group tour around the coast of Oahu. You'll visit the Hālona Blowhole, spend time at the Byodo-In Temple, sample fruits and nuts at local farms—including the famous Dole Plantation—and take in panoramic views from Tantalus Lookout.

Experience Diamond Head Crater, one of Oahu’s most-loved hikes, on a self guided tour with a map, water, park entrance fees and round-trip transportation provided. The tour is fully customizable, so take your time or challenge yourself, and enjoy the stunning views from the 760-foot summit. Hotel departures are early in the morning  to insure you avoid the big crowds later in the day. This tour is ideal for anyone looking for a bit of adventure and exercise and wanting to see one of Oahu’s most famous landmarks.

Prebook your tickets for the popular Oahu Pacific Star sunset dinner cruise, a fun excursion from Honolulu. Enjoy the Pacific Rim cuisine and contemporary entertainment from your private table and enjoy a delicious buffet dinner as you go. One alcoholic drink, plus coffee and tea are also provided so you can stay comfortable and relax.

Ride a personal, self-propelled, electric underwater scooter through Oahu's underwater world. During this 2-hour tour, cruise past Diamond Head Crater through Maunalua Bay on a power catamaran, then dive under the surface on your scooter to see green sea turtles, schools of tropical fish and other native marine life. No experience is necessary for this guided tour; all equipment is provided.

Enjoy a traditional lei greeting and experience a luau on Oahu. Hosted by Chief Sielu, Original World Fire Knife Dance Champion, this event provides the ideal opportunity to immerse yourself in island culture. Watch a Polynesian show, learn headband weaving before indulging in a Hawaiian feast, including pineapple glazed chicken and kalua pork. Upgrade to include priority access and convenient pickup, for a hassle-free experience.

Discover downtown Honolulu’s historic sites with this guided walking tour. With an informative local historian guide in the lead, walk around to top attractions such as the King Kamehameha Statue, Iolani Palace, Kawaiaha’o Church, State Capitol, and Queen Lili’uokalai Statue, and learn about Hawaii’s rich history, culture, and stories.

Honolulu is a top foodie destination but many visitors, not knowing where to go, find themselves stuck at the tourist traps. This small-group tour ensures that you don't make the same mistake. You'll visit all the best food spots around Honolulu and sample their best dishes, from well-known places such as Leonard's Bakery to locals' favorite haunts.

With a professional chocolatier as your guide, you’ll learn chocolate decorating techniques in a way that is truly unique to the scenery of Hawaii. This gorgeous sea turtle design was created by the chocolate artist teaching the class. She was a pastry chef for Disney and taught at a culinary school for years. She now teaches chocolate classes to foodies visiting and living in Honolulu.