The Ultimate Circle Island Experience

Take in the spectacular coastline and mountains of Oahu, visit world-famous surfing beaches, behold the awesome views from the Nu'uanu Pali Lookout and stroll the charming north shore village of Haleiwa, all while sipping and sampling some of Hawaii’s best local delicacies.

Halona Blowhole:

Begin this stop with a light, local breakfast with a bottle of water: Leonard’s Malasadas. Enjoy it while you view a rock formation formed by Koko Crater's lava flowing into the ocean, this scenic look out is located on Oahu's south shore overlooking the Pacific Ocean. The blowhole is most active when the tide is high or when the winds are strong. Please follow all safety signs at the lookout

Sandy Beach

Drive through of Sandy Beach, one of Hawaii’s most popular bodysurfing beaches

Nu’uanu Pali Lookout

A panoramic view of Oahu's Windward side - Kaneohe, Kaneohe Bay and Kailua. It’s also well known for strong trade winds, forming a natural wind tunnel of sorts.

It was here in 1795 that Kamehameha The Great conquered the island of Oahu in one of the bloodiest battles in Hawaiian history. Led by Kalanikupule, the defenders of Oahu were driven back up into the valley, where they were trapped above the cliff. More than 400 of Kalanikupule's soldiers were driven off the edge of the cliff to their deaths 1,000 feet below.

Byodo In Temple

A majestic replica of a 900-year-old Japanese temple

A visit to the Tropical Macadamia Nut Farm

The Little Country Store on the way to the North Shore. This local family owned business started as a roadside operation in 1987. Steve and Chrissy Paty would crack, sort and package at night and their days were filled with their children at their hip and selling the fresh macadamia nuts from the hood of their car. Enjoy the different local snacks or learn how to crack open some macadamia nuts!

North Shore Shrimp Farm - Fumi’s Shrimp

Choose from any of their signature entrées: butter garlic shrimp, spicy garlic lemon pepper shrimp, stir-fried noodles w/vegetables, or grilled chicken. All plates come with rice, pineapple and corn

Kahuku Fruit Stand

Known for its fried local banana! This year marks their tenth year of “pizza bakin’ jelly makin’ smoothie servin’ garden growin’ tractor ridin’ fun”! This place is as cute as it sounds and uniquely North Shore.

Waimea Valley

A beautiful waterfall and lush foliage

Historic Haleiwa Town

A visit to historic Haleiwa Town, famous for surfing, shopping and shave ice! Stroll the town and take in the North Shore ambiance and flavors - ask your guide his or her recommendations!

Matsumoto Shave Ice

Try a true island favorite at this shaved ice stand.

Dole Plantation

We finish our day at the one and only Dole Pineapple Plantation – home of the original “Dole Whip”. Originally operated as a fruit stand beginning in 1950, Dole Plantation opened to the public as Hawaii’s “Pineapple Experience” in 1989. Today, Dole Plantation is one of Oahu’s most popular visitor attractions and welcomes more than one million visitors a year.

Important Tour Tips:

• A light local breakfast and bottle water included.
• Please do not leave any personable belongings on the vehicle when making stops. Fly Shuttle is not responsible for any missing items.
• **Dress comfortably and comfortable footwear.
• **Conditions permitting: Swimming will be confirmed once we check in at Waimea Valley. If you plan on swimming at the waterfall, please bring an extra pair of clothing and towel with you. We ask that you change to dry clothing before returning to the vehicle.
• Guide reserves right to adjust route for safety and visitor enjoyment.
• Cancellation Policy: Please contact our office 48 hours prior to your tour time to receive a full refund. Cancellations within the 48 hours are non-refundable.
• We require 60 days notice for any guest requiring any type of special accommodations. Please contact our office at info@flyshuttletours.com with any questions.