⛴ Remember the Battleships (Online Reservation)
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Visit the Arizona Memorial to reflect on the first day of war
Explore the Battleship Missouri and see where Japan officially surrendered
Learn about World War Two history through museum exhibits at Pearl Harbor
Convenient Waikīkī pick-up provides stress-free transportation to Pearl Harbor sites
Pearl Harbor Tour Connects the Beginning and End of World War II
Step into one of America's most significant historical sites on a guided tour of Pearl Harbor, where the stories of courage, sacrifice, and resilience come to life. Beginning with convenient pickup from central Waikīkī, the journey takes visitors to the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, home to informative exhibits that explain the events leading up to the attack of December 7, 1941. Guests then board a Navy-operated boat to visit the iconic USS Arizona Memorial, where the striking white structure spans the remains of the sunken battleship, offering a powerful place for remembrance and reflection.
Following the memorial visit, the tour continues to the historic Battleship Missouri, the vessel where the formal surrender ending World War II was signed in 1945. Visitors can explore the ship's expansive decks, command areas, crew quarters, and exhibits while learning about the battleship's distinguished service. Highlights include viewing the site of a wartime kamikaze strike and discovering the events that marked the final chapter of the global conflict.
The experience extends beyond Pearl Harbor with a scenic drive through historic downtown Honolulu, where guests pass several of the city's most notable landmarks. Along the route, visitors can admire the King Kamehameha Statue and other important cultural and historical sites that showcase Hawaii's unique heritage and its connection to the United States.
Blending history, education, and meaningful reflection, this full-day excursion offers a comprehensive look at the events that shaped the Pacific during World War II. From the solemn atmosphere of the USS Arizona Memorial to the historic decks of the Battleship Missouri, the tour provides a memorable opportunity to better understand Hawaii's enduring role in one of history's defining moments.
Pearl Harbor Tour Connects the Beginning and End of World War II
Step into one of America's most significant historical sites on a guided tour of Pearl Harbor, where the stories of courage, sacrifice, and resilience come to life. Beginning with convenient pickup from central Waikīkī, the journey takes visitors to the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, home to informative exhibits that explain the events leading up to the attack of December 7, 1941. Guests then board a Navy-operated boat to visit the iconic USS Arizona Memorial, where the striking white structure spans the remains of the sunken battleship, offering a powerful place for remembrance and reflection.
Following the memorial visit, the tour continues to the historic Battleship Missouri, the vessel where the formal surrender ending World War II was signed in 1945. Visitors can explore the ship's expansive decks, command areas, crew quarters, and exhibits while learning about the battleship's distinguished service. Highlights include viewing the site of a wartime kamikaze strike and discovering the events that marked the final chapter of the global conflict.
The experience extends beyond Pearl Harbor with a scenic drive through historic downtown Honolulu, where guests pass several of the city's most notable landmarks. Along the route, visitors can admire the King Kamehameha Statue and other important cultural and historical sites that showcase Hawaii's unique heritage and its connection to the United States.
Blending history, education, and meaningful reflection, this full-day excursion offers a comprehensive look at the events that shaped the Pacific during World War II. From the solemn atmosphere of the USS Arizona Memorial to the historic decks of the Battleship Missouri, the tour provides a memorable opportunity to better understand Hawaii's enduring role in one of history's defining moments.
- Pick-up and drop-off
- Movie and boat ride to the USS Arizona Memorial
- Expert, local guide
- Visit historic downtown Honolulu
- Admission to the USS Missouri
- USS Arizona Memorial tickets requested whenever possible
- Meals are not included in the tour price
- Gratuities
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Customer Reviews
Really awesome experience, the ship is massive and full of history. They have everything easy to follow and see with multiple tour paths. Just be aware there are some steep ladder stairs and small enclosed spaces. Definitely recommend, love the Iowa class battleships!
My 9 year old has a bucket list to visit every battleship museum in the US. This is our 3rd battleship museum and it did not disappoint. It was a nice day and very few people were visiting the museum maybe because of the retirement ceremony being held. It was nice to hear over the loud speaker all the high ranking members of the armed forces that boarded the ship while we were touring. Many veterans were on board to share their experiences and tell stories of their time at sea in the ship. Amazing educational experience. My son said it was the best birthday.
I spent the last two days in Camden and it truly amazing experience. The ship was in a perfect state, testament to all the curatorial, general staff & volunteers. All of them help provide an amazing experience. Several members took the time to have conversations, suggestions & were extremely kind & respectful. The one negative I had was I did not meet curator Ryan Szimanski (who worked himself sick from the Navy’s 250th ceremonies ) which is testament to how hard he leads & works the entire team. I would very much recommend this experience to anyone and will probably find some way to visit again. If you can’t there is always the ship’s YouTube channel which again is top notch. I will remember this visit fondly and so glad I made the journey.
