Pearl Harbor National Memorial

Today you will be picked up from your hot3el and proceed to visit the Pearl Harbor. Pearl Harbor is well-known for the historic attack that took place there on December 7, 1941, when Japanese forces unexpectedly attacked the U.S. Pacific Fleet, sparking the country's entry into World War II. In the wake of the attack, the harbor was severely damaged, over 2,400 American lives were lost, and multiple battleships were destroyed. This incident paved the way for America to fully enter the conflict and ultimately contribute significantly to the triumph of the Allies. The USS Arizona Memorial honors the tragic day with a somber memory, and Pearl Harbor is still a prominent historical landmark in Hawaii. We will have some time to watch an informative movie and later the navy ferry boat to the USS Arizona Memorial depending on ticket availability. This memorial is built on the half-sunken battleship.

2 hours • Admission Ticket Included

King Kamehameha Statue

The Statue of King Kamehameha, situated in Honolulu, pays homage to Hawaii's first monarch. Crafted in bronze, the statue portrays King Kamehameha I wearing a striking red and gold cloak, symbolizing his sovereignty. His outstretched right hand offers a gesture of peace, while the left firmly holds a spear, representing protection. With a stoic expression, the statue stands as a powerful emblem of Hawaiian unity and leadership. Positioned prominently near the Hawaii State Supreme Court building, this iconic monument invites contemplation of the islands' rich history and the visionary ruler who played a pivotal role in their unification.