Oahu Itinerary

Did you know you can save up to 59% with an All-Inclusive Pass? 

If you visited the below attractions without our pass, you'd spend $582.56. With our pass, it's only $234. 

That's a total saving of $348.55.

Read on for some Oahu inspiration and discover how you can save on your sightseeing.

Oahu itinerary with Pearl Harbor

Day 1

Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum at Pearl Harbor

As the location of one of the most infamous moments in modern history, Pearl Harbor is must-see - so give yourself the morning to explore one of its museums. The Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum is a good choice. Its three galleries document the US Navy’s Submarine Force during World War II, the Cold War and beyond.

Price without a pass: $21.99

Oahu itinerary with Wet'n'Wild waterpark

Wet 'n' Wild Hawaii including Da Flowrider

After a morning of history buffing, you’ll probably be ready for something a little bit lighter. Where could be better to finish up the day than Wet ‘n’ Wild Hawaii? Whether you’re planning to hurtle down several-story-high slides, or just want to drift along a lazy river, you’re bound to have a good time here. 

Price without a pass: $79.99

Oahu itinerary with Kualoa Ranch

Day 2

Malama Experience at Kualoa Ranch

Make your way to Kualoa Ranch for a morning trolley tour of this scenic farm. You’ll learn all about the history of Oahu’s most well-preserved ancient fishponds (Moli’i) that are said to be over 800 years old, giving you an appreciation of early Hawaiian culture as you also take in the glorious tropical surrounds which boast a variety of fruits and flowers. Add to the bargain that you’ll get to sample some native treats, and you’re bound to fall for this place.

Price without a pass: $54.40

Oahu itinerary with Polynesian Cultural Centre

Polynesian Cultural Center

Next up is this immersive cultural center, where you’ll travel (metaphorically speaking) beyond Hawaii's shores and plunge yourself into the different cultures of the Pacific Islands. From Fiji to Tonga, journey through the complex of six recreated villages and experience hands-on activities and demonstrations that’ll give you a deeper understanding of Polynesia's traditions.

Price without a pass: $87.15

Oahu itinerary with Diamond Head

Day 3

Diamond Head: Shuttle & Self-Guided Hike 

Trust us, the early start is worth it to hike this incredible natural wonder. With your pass, you’ll get picked up bright and early and shuttled to the base of Diamond Head. From there, you’ll take a self-guided tour up to the crater, where you’ll enjoy panoramic views of the island.

Price without a pass: $44.27

Oahu itinerary with catamaran sail

Makani Catamaran Sail

After taking in those ocean views from above, where better to head to next than a luxury catamaran? Enjoy that sea breeze as you spend a couple of hours enjoying the open waters. Dolphins, sea turtles, flying fish, and even humpback whales are among the wildlife that you can spot as you sail, or you can just lie back and catch some rays on the net area.

Price without a pass: $129.80

Oahu itinerary with Moana Splash Luau

Moana Splash Luau

This coastal setting makes is the perfect spot to take in the views and immerse yourself in an award-winning show celebrating Polynesian culture. You'll get to participate in cultural activities such as lei-making, hula lessons and headband weaving. Plus, you’ll enjoy a delicious meal with the showstopper being a traditional Kalua Pig and the accompanying ‘umu uncovering ceremony. 

Price without a pass: $164.96

 

By visiting these attractions with an All-Inclusive Pass, you'll have saved 59% on your sightseeing. So, what are you waiting for? It's time to get planning that Oahu adventure now!

We calculate our savings by comparing the Go City price to the combined normal ticket values - these were last updated on April 1, 2023.

Katie Waller
Go City Travel Expert

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Things to Do in Oahu in Winter 2019 - December & January Activities & More

Who doesn’t want to escape to beautiful Oahu in the depths of winter? Avoiding all that shoveling, ice scraping, the bad driving conditions...sign me up for a Hawaiian vacation any day. Winter is actually one of the more popular seasons for Oahu, too, as it attracts a lot of holiday-time vacationers looking to get away for a bit of warmth and sun during a festive time of year. To help you plan that perfect Hawaiian winter getaway, we’ve put together a list of fun things to do in Oahu in Winter 2019-2020, including some of the best holiday activities and attractions. Save on Winter Attraction Admission Regular admission to a number of these attractions is included on the Go Oahu pass. Choose as you go from dozens of top attractions and save up to 55% on combined admission vs paying at the gate. See all available Oahu passes, attractions & prices. Please note, some of these special Winter events may be separately ticketed and not included on the Go Oahu pass. Soak up Some Culture While you may be tempted to spend most of your time outdoors enjoying the sun and warmth, there is plenty to be enjoyed indoors as well. Oahu has a vibrant arts scene and a lot of historical architecture the whole family can enjoy. If you’re an arty sort of person, visit the Honolulu Museum of Art - they have beautiful and compelling special exhibits year-round, in addition to a number of fun seasonal events that locals enjoy. If what you’re really looking for is the perfect exploration of Hawaiian heritage, then look no further than the Polynesian Cultural Center, an impressive and comprehensive interactive museum of the cultures of Hawaii and all of Polynesia. With seven distinct cultures represented in different areas, tons of authentic activities to try out, and a mountain of delicious local food to try, it’s a must-see attraction. Getting in: Honolulu Museum of Art tickets and Polynesian Cultural Center tickets are included on the Go Oahu pass. Mingle at Local Festivals There are so many wonderful, small cultural events going on all the time throughout Hawaii that it’s hard to choose just one to attend. Here are a few of our favorites. January 24-26, 2020 - the 17th annual ‘Iolani Luahine Hula Festival features a plethora of excellent hula dancing and other dance performances. It’s a great way to help preserve a valuable part of Hawaiian culture and enjoy some authentic performances as well. Fun fact: the festival is named after Iolani Luahine, an admired and famed hula dancer. Honolulu City Lights Throughout the month of December, Honolulu City Lights is hosting a handful of fun, festive, and free family-friendly events, including free "photos with Santa" nights, a free family movie night, milk & cookies night, fun festival rides, and more. Getting in: for more information, check the Honolulu City Lights website. Remember to Save on Attraction Admission So there you have it. Our list of a few things to do in Oahu in the winter, including holiday events, other seasonal activities in December, January, and more. Remember, many of these options are included on the Go Oahu pass, where you can save up to 55% on combined admission vs paying at the gate. Please note, the Winter events taking place at some of these attractions may be separately ticketed and not included with the Go Oahu pass. We hope you plan to add a few of these fun options to your winter vacation itinerary.
Casey Makovich

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