USS Battleship Missouri
Once back on land, your tour takes you to the Battleship Missouri. This giant vessel is a true veteran, having served in WWII, the Korean War, and the Persian Gulf War before finally being retired in Pearl Harbor. It was on the deck of this ship that the Japanese surrender was signed and World War II ended. Explore all five decks while learning the history of this impressive battleship affectionately known as the “Mighty Mo.”
Cemetery of the Pacific
On the way back to Waikiki, there’s another opportunity to pay your respects to the men and women who have served their country honorably. Known in Hawaiian as “Puowaina,” or Hill of Sacrifice, the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in Punchbowl Crater holds the graves of thousands of military personnel, including many who served in Pearl Harbor.
Honolulu City Tour
Once back in the city we pass through downtown Honolulu, home to such historic buildings as Iolani Palace and the Hawaii State Capitol Building. Be sure to take some pictures at the 18-foot-tall bronze statue of King Kamehameha, the legendary ruler who united the islands into one beautiful kingdom.
The Remember Pearl Harbor Tour takes you to the “Bookends of World War II,” the memorial to the USS Arizona, whose sinking led to America’s entry into the war, and the Battleship Missouri, where it finally ended.
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Cancellation Policy
- Changes and cancellations are allowed up to 17:00 local time, 3 business days prior to the activity.
- Any cancellations made after 17:00 local time, 3 business days prior to the activity will be subject to a charge of 100% of the total amount.
Disclaimer
Pearl Harbor Oahu is not responsible for and does not extend financial reimbursement for delays caused by factors such as traffic, weather, mechanical issues, or problems concerning Navy-operated shuttle boats.
Tour stops such as the Arizona Memorial, Dole, Pali Lookout, and others are not under the control of this website or the tour companies going there. Therefore, we do not guarantee admission or entrance to any sites not in our control. Refunds are not issued if access to any tour stop is denied for any reason.
However, we will request a refund or reimbursement for visitors in such cases. When reimbursements and refunds are issued by third party vendors, we always give them to our customers.
Punchbowl National Cemetery of the Pacific is closed to commercial tours on Federal Holidays. Tours are unable to enter cemetery on those days.
As of May 2, 2011, all passengers traveling to Ford Island (including Pacific Aviation Museum and USS Missouri) must possess valid photo identification. This does not affect the Pearl Harbor Visitor’s Center.
What to Bring
- Bring Government Issued ID
- No Bags Pearl Harbor
What to Wear
- Covered Shoes
- Comfortable Clothes
- No Swim Suits
- Sunscreen
- Shirts Required
Pick-Up Location
This tour begins in Waikiki. If you are not staying in Waikiki, you may join this tour by driving to Waikiki or taking at taxi to Waikiki. We recommend meeting us at Ala Moana Hotel.
Tour Groups cannot meet at Pearl Harbor and tours are not permitted to begin at Pearl Harbor.
