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MULTI-PASSENGER RAPTOR TOURS Kualoa’s open-air Multi-passenger ATV Raptor vehicles are a great way to enjoy the experience with friends and family! On this guided tour, each Raptor can hold between 2 to 6 people (depending on how many kids there are in your party). Your guide will lead you deep into scenic valleys and remote areas, often rambling through dirt roads, dusty trails and crossing seasonal streams. See where over 200 Hollywood Movies and TV shows have been filmed over the past 75 years. Check out Trip Advisor or Yelp to see why this is Kualoa’s most popular tour. IMPORTANT TO NOTE: Tours go out rain or shine, so conditions may be dusty or muddy and you may get dirty. Minimum driver age is 21 years old. Minimum rider age is 5 years old. Drivers must have a valid driver’s license and may be liable for any damages to the Raptors if damage is caused by negligence or recklessness. A liability waiver must be signed by all guests prior to departing on the tour. When reserving online, one vehicle is reserved for every 6 guests included in the reservation. We suggest wearing appropriate clothing, footwear and bringing sunglasses. Advanced reservations are recommended as tours may sell out. 2-hour tour time includes training and safety briefing Kualoa Raptor Adventure Raptors (Multi-Passenger ATVs) 2-Hour Raptor Tour – Adult $144.95 & Child (5-12) $69.95 Reserve Now Minimum 2 participants when booking Pricing per adult. Rates subject to 4.712% tax.

PARK UPDATE: 4/19/21 - All non-Hawaii resident visitors to Diamond Head State Monument will be required to purchase both Entrance and Parking unless arriving on-foot. Children 3 and under are free. Parking and Entry for Hawaii residents is free with Hawaii ID or Hawaii Driver License. Paid Entry and Parking by CREDIT CARD ONLY Hours OPEN DAILY 6:00 am to 4:00 pm Gates Close = 6:00 pm CLOSED: Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years Entrance Fee *CREDIT CARD ONLY* Hawaii Residents = Free w/Hawaii ID or DL Non-Hawaii Residents = $5.00 Children 3 and under = Free Parking Fee Non-Commercial Vehicles Resident = No Charge with ID Non-Resident = $10 Per Vehicle Commercial vehicles fees: 1-7 Passenger Vehicles = $25 8-25 Passenger Vehicles = $50 26+ Passenger Vehicles = $90 DESCRIPTION The unique profile of Diamond Head (Lē‘ahi) sits prominently near the eastern edge of Waikiki’s coastline. Hawaii’s most recognized landmark is known for its historic hiking trail, stunning coastal views, and military history. Diamond Head State Monument encompasses over 475 acres, including the interior and outer slopes of the crater. This broad, saucer-shaped crater was formed about 300,000 years ago during a single, explosive eruption that sent ash and fine particles in the air. As these materials settled, they cemented together into a rock called tuff, creating the crater, and which is visible from the trail in the park. Most of the vegetation and birds were introduced in the late 1800s to early 1900s. The trail to the summit of Lē‘ahi was built in 1908 as part of O‘ahu’s coastal defense system. The 0.8 mile hike from trailhead to the summit is steep and strenuous, gaining 560 feet as it ascends from the crater floor. The walk is a glimpse into the geological and military history of Diamond Head. A concrete walkway built to reduce erosion shifts to a natural tuff surface about 0.2 mile up the trail with many switchbacks traversing the steep slope of the crater interior. The ascent continues up steep stairs and through a lighted 225-foot tunnel to enter the Fire Control Station completed in 1911. Built on the summit, the station directed artillery fire from batteries in Waikiki and Fort Ruger outside Diamond Head crater. At the summit, you’ll see bunkers and a huge navigational lighthouse built in 1917. The postcard view of the shoreline from Koko Head to Wai‘anae is stunning, and during winter, may include passing humpback whales. Special Tips The last entrance to hike the trail is at 4:00 pm. The gates are locked at 6:00 pm daily and all visitors must be out of the park by this time. NO PETS ARE ALLOWED IN THE PARK EXCEPT SERVICE ANIMALS. The park facilities on the crater floor of Diamond Head are fully accessible to those with disabilities. The hiking trail to the summit is not ADA accessible, it is very steep and uneven in some areas. The last 1/10 of a mile is all stairs and especially steep. Allow 1.5 to 2 hours for your hike. Wear good walking shoes, bring water, and wear a hat and sunscreen.

About Hanauma Bay "Hana" is the Hawaiian word for "Bay" and "uma" refers to the curves of the indigenous canoes. For many years Hawaiian Royalty used Hanauma bay for fishing and recreation Hanauma Bay is a must do for your Oahu island itinerary. It is one of the premier destinations on Oahu if you want to get acquainted with hundreds of tropical fish and marine life. It offers an overall great experience whether your a beginner or an avid snorkeler and it's for people of all ages. Hanauma Bay Pricing $25.00 entry fee to enter the park Hanauma Bay is open from 6:45am to 4pm Hanauma Bay is CLOSED Mondays & Tuesdays Hanauma Bay Pricing Park Entry Fee - $25.00 Parking lot fee - $3.00 Locals with State ID - FREE Active Military - FREE 12 yrs and under - FREE Tram ride (down) - FREE Tram ride (up) - FREE Snack Bar & Gift Shop are now open Getting out to Hanauma Bay You can drive out on your own & it’s only $3.00 to park / $1 for locals • There are only 300 parking stalls The parking lot fills up early and is guarded by security for your protection. Do I need to make a reservations?? Reservations are REQUIRED under the new Pilot Program. Visit the Honolulu Parks & Recreation website for ticket reservations When is Hanauma Bay Closed and what time does it open? Hanauma Bay is closed every Monday & Tuesday so that the fish and bay have 2 days of undisturbed rest Hanauma Bay entrance opens at 6:45am and Closes at 4pm daily / No entry after 2pm The park is also closed on Christmas Day (25th) and New Years Day (1st) What are the fees and cost at Hanauma Bay? ALL Adults pay $25.00 per person to enter the Hanauma Bay. (Kids 12 & under are FREE) Active Oahu military and local residents with proper state ID are also FREE The snack bar located at the upper level area of the park is now OPEN Tram service between the upper level and the lower level is now FREE & included Beach wheel chairs are available for free, see the volunteers on the beach at Hanauma Bay. What do I need to bring with me? Each person should bring a towel, swimsuit, reef-safe sunscreen, and the park entrance fee of $25.00 You may bring a small personal cooler with snacks or non alcoholic beverages – NO large coolers The Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve (HBAY) is open to the public Wednesdays through Sundays, with entry allowed from 6:45 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. All HBAY visitors must leave the nature preserve by 4 p.m., with the beach being cleared at 3:30 p.m. This schedule is subject to change at any time. For the latest information call the main phone number at (808) 768-6861. Face covering mandates apply at all times within HBAY. An online system to reserve an entry time into HBAY and make an online entry payment is now available for public use (Parks & Recreation Online System or PROS). Entry payments are non-refundable, unless the nature preserve is closed due to unforeseen circumstances by the Honolulu Department of Parks and Recreation. Reservations are non-transferable. All sales are final with no cancellations or exchanges. A 2.35% service fee is assesed for online payments. Parking fees are collected on-site using cash payments. Once the reservation is made (regardless of payment) a reply email will be sent to the bay visitor’s provided email which serves as your reservation confirmation. A valid photo identification matching a printed or the digital email copy of the reservation is required as the reservation is non-transferable. Unauthorized use of reservations will void the reservation without refund. The online reservation system will allow the public to select an educational viewing show time two days ahead of their planned visit to the nature preserve. For instance, beginning Monday at 7 a.m. Hawai‘i Standard Time (HST) the public can begin reserving a time slot for Wednesday. Reservations will remain open until the spaces are filled or until midnight the day before, so reservations for Wednesday will close after 11:59 p.m. (HST) the preceding Tuesday. Hawai‘i residents with valid identification may access the nature preserve without a reservation from 6:45 a.m. to 9 a.m. Wednesdays through Sundays. This does not apply to military members unless they have local identification. However, those servicemembers and their dependents get free entry with their military IDs. Reservations and payments can be made for up to 10 people at a time, consisting of no more than five children and/or five adults. Payments for non-residents of Hawai‘i who are 13 years and older must be made online to secure the reservation. To accommodate members of the public without computer and internet access, limited amount of walk-in or drive-in access without an online reservation will continue to be allowed. On-site payment for entry is available. All visitors will be required to watch the educational video in the theatre for each visit to HBAY. Previous viewing of the video will not preclude visitors from skipping this step. $25 per non-Hawai‘i resident 13 years or older (2.35% service fee assesed for online payments) Free admission for children 12 years & younger Free admission for Hawai‘i residents with acceptable ID Free admission for active duty U.S. military members and their dependents No refunds for admission Parking Fee: $1.00 for Hawai‘i residents Parking Fee: $3 for nonresidents of Hawai‘i Above parking fee refunded if you leave within 15 minutes of entry Parking Fee for licensed motor carriers (PUC certificate): $10 - vehicles accommodating 1-7 passengers $20 - vehicles accommodating 8-25 passengers $40 - vehicles accommodating 26 or more passengers No commercial activities are allowed to operate in or transport visitors into HBAY. This includes commercial vehicles, taxis, and commercial tour groups including, but not limited to, sightseeing, scuba, or snorkel groups. The gift shop will be open from 8 a.m. until 3:30 p.m., Wednesdays through Sundays. The food concession is open from 8:30 a.m. until 2 p.m., Wednesdays through Sundays. The snorkel concession is open from 7 a.m. until 3 p.m., Wednesdays through Sundays. Bathrooms, showers, and the tramway to the beach will be in operation unless otherwise indicated on-site. City bus service into HBAY will continue to be suspended.

QUICK DETAILS Times: 7 a.m. or 10:30 a.m. Duration: 3 hours Take an Unforgettable Dolphin Tour in Oahu We begin as Nai’a I departs from Waianae Boat Harbor and travels along the scenic west coast in search of spinner dolphins. Take some of the most incredible photographs of your vacation as the spinners come to visit you and perform their superb aerial stunts. Few people have the opportunity to see these spectacular displays. We follow guidelines that are dictated by Federal Law protecting these animals. We will make sure you observe these animals under an eco friendly leadership giving you a safe open ocean safari you will remember. We will snorkel at sites with Hawaiian Sea Turtles and tropical fish. We often encounter other species of dolphins such as Bottlenose and Spotted dolphins too. During the winter months, we may even get to see a Humpback Whale or two or several. Excursions are led by seasoned island naturalists with years of experience on the Waianae Coast. Dolphin Excursion Overview Only 15 guests per tour! Plenty of room to relax. View multiple species of wild dolphins year round and humpback whales in the winter. Take incredible photographs of marine life. Snorkel with tropical fish, and sea turtles at some of the best reefs Oahu’s west side has to offer. Please feel free to pack your own food and beverages. BYOB! Snorkel gear is provided, but bringing your own is fine too. Adults (13+ years old) $180 Kama'aina/Military (13+ years old) $152 Children (4-12 years old, children under 4 not permitted) $135 7:00 a.m. Boat Departure: 6:30 am check in at the Waianae Boat Harbor, next to Spinners Cafe. 10:00 am return to dock at the same location. 10:30 a.m. Boat Departure: 10:00 am check in at the Waianae Boat Harbor, next to Spinners Cafe. 1:30 pm return to dock at the same location.

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Haleakala National Park Summit Sunrise Reservations Haleakala National Park Near Kula, Hawaii Haleakala National Park is home to Maui's highest peak. Rising 10,023 (3,005 m) feet above sea level, Haleakala means "house of the sun" and is where demigod Maui lassoed the sun, slowing its passage so people had more time to dry kapa (cloth) and grow food. The dormant volcano's "crater" is actually a valley carved by erosion. Sunrise at the summit of Haleakala has been a visitor attraction since the late 1800s when Samuel Clemens wrote: "It was the sublimest spectacle I ever witnessed, and I think the memory of it will remain with me always." The park's Summit District begins at 7,000 feet (2,134 m) of elevation and reaches 10,023 feet (3,055 m). The summit's high elevation, the lack of light, and environmental pollution, and dynamic weather patterns make it an ideal and popular place to view the sky. Due to the popularity of sunrise viewing at the summit and limited parking, Haleakala National Park now requires reservations for each vehicle entering the park before sunrise (3:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m.). Reservations. A reservation is required for each vehicle entering the park from 3:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. Beginning April 7, 2021 you may book a reservation up to 60 days in advance. Reservation Tip! Login to your account or create a new account before Haleakala National Park Summit Sunrise tickets go on sale. You can only add a ticket to your cart and proceed with your reservation if you are logged into your account. Please Note: Tickets are per vehicle, not per person. Tickets are limited to one per customer every three days. Booking Windows A reservation is required for each vehicle entering the park from 3:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. Beginning April 7, 2021 you may book a reservation up to 60 days in advance. Individuals may book one vehicle reservation every three days. The reservation holder must be present and provide identification matching the name on the reservation (ticket) confirmation. Tickets for Haleakala Summit Sunrise viewing are NOT available first-come, first-served at the park or at the entrance station. Reservations Required for each Vehicle. Haleakala Summit Sunrise Reservations are required and available year-round for a $1.00 reservation fee per vehicle. Visitors without a reservation may enter the park after 7:00 a.m. All non-commercial vehicles parking in any of the four highest elevation parking lots (Summit, Haleakala Visitor Center, Kalahaku and Leleiwi) during sunrise hours (3:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m.) must have a valid reservation, which must be produced. The proof of identification must match the name on the reservation (ticket) confirmation. Dress Be prepared for all kinds of weather. Temperatures at the Summit are at least 20 degrees colder than at sea level and often drop below freezing. Dress warmly or in layers. Bring water, sunscreen, and wear sturdy shoes.

[ Google Review ] The north road to Hana is really not that bad. And all the stops we did were awesome. We used the guided Shaka app and would recommend. The south of Hana part, especially after the pools is ROUGH and scary. The other side of the island has a scary one lane road that doesn’t get the bad press this road does and it made this trip a walk in the park by comparison.

Beachfront luau at Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa. Schedule Mondays, Wednesdays and seasonal Fridays Assigned Seating begins at 4:30 PM Luau Location Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa 2605 Ka'anapali Parkway Lahaina, HI 96761 About Maui Nui Luau at Black Rock Discover the remarkable stories, history, and culture of the Valley Isle and Kaanapali through the songs and dances of Maui and the Pacific…..Discover Maui Nui Luau. Situated beachfront on award-winning Kaanapali Beach the Maui Nui Luau shares the music, dance and history of the islands right here at the foot of the famous cliff diving point, Black Rock. World renowned Polynesian entertainment producer Tihati Productions presents the best in Hawaiian & Polynesian song and dance, including the spectacular fire knife dance. Highlights Receive a fresh flower lei or carved wooden necklace (subject to availability) Enjoy kalua pig cooked in the imu pit on the luau grounds View on stage demonstrations along with casual hulas and live Hawaiian music Experience the spectacular Maui Nui Luau Show presented by Tihati Productions Cancellation Policy Please be advised that we do have a 24 hour cancellation policy for our luaus. Should you need to cancel your reservation please do so 24 hours prior to your scheduled luau day to avoid any cancellation penalties.

[ Google Review ] Amazing. Was scared to be honest but they made me feel very safe. Smaller choppers they said, a bit less comfortable but could get into better/more beautiful places. They were right! May have been the best part of our trip. Wow!

[ Google Review ] Captain Tony and crew Mark, Bobby and chief Micah were outstanding. The cruise ran smoothly with Captain Tony providing interesting facts along the way. The crew was very friendly always checking to see if we needed any thing, offering to take pictures during incredible views. We saw plenty of dolphins and whales with Captain stopping for us to watch the whales and dolphins. The food was very good. A trip well worth the time and money