Luxury Pearl Harbor USS Arizona Memorial Small Group Tour

We’re excited to explore the hallowed grounds of Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial on this exclusive small group tour. With intimate access and expert guidance, we’ll gain a deeper understanding of the sacrifices made during World War II. From the Lone Sailor Statue to the sobering sight of the Arizona’s anchor, this tour promises a moving and reflective experience. Join us as we honor the memory of those who served and discover the poignant stories that define this historic site.

Key Points

• Intimate small group tour with a maximum of 11 participants for a personalized and stress-free experience.
• Skip long lines and enjoy door-to-door service from Honolulu Airport, Port, or Waikiki hotels.
• Explore key landmarks like the Lone Sailor Statue and USS Arizona’s anchor and bell with a knowledgeable guide.
• Refreshments, including bottled water and tropical juice, enhance the tour experience.
• Flexible tour with adjustments for potential access challenges, ensuring a meaningful visit to the Pearl Harbor memorial.

Tour Overview and Details

The Luxury Pearl Harbor USS Arizona Memorial Small Group Tour is a comprehensive experience that allows us to explore the historic site while avoiding the crowds.

With a maximum of 11 participants, we’ll enjoy stress-free transfers and skip the long lines to access the memorial. The tour includes visits to key landmarks like the Lone Sailor Statue and the USS Arizona’s anchor and bell.

Our knowledgeable guide will provide an informative and respectful experience, ensuring we fully appreciate the memorial’s significance.

The convenience of bottled water, tropical juice, and a comfortable vehicle enhance our tour experience.

Inclusions and Transportation

To make the most of our Luxury Pearl Harbor tour, we’ll enjoy comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle transfers throughout the experience.

We’ll stay refreshed with bottled water and tropical juice along the way.

Our professional local chauffeur and tour guide will provide knowledgeable commentary to enrich our journey.

While gratuities and lunch aren’t included, we’ll appreciate the convenience of door-to-door service from Honolulu Airport, Port, or Waikiki hotels.

To ensure a seamless visit, we’ll follow the guidance that no bags are allowed at the Pearl Harbor visitor center, except for clear, see-through bags.

Ticket and Access Information

We’ll be provided with tickets for the Arizona Memorial, though availability may vary due to federal regulations or Navy restrictions.

Plus, access to Ford Island may be restricted without prior notice. This means we’ll need to be flexible and ready for any changes during our tour.

The U.S. Navy can also cancel the Arizona Memorial shuttle for safety reasons, so we’ll need to keep that in mind as well.

Despite these potential access challenges, our tour guide will ensure we make the most of our visit to this historic site.

Tour Experience and Feedback

Guests have consistently noted the knowledgeable and personable nature of the tour guides. They appreciate the informative and engaging way the guides present the history and significance of the Pearl Harbor memorial.

The tour’s respectful atmosphere allows visitors to reflect on the solemn sacrifice of those who lost their lives. Snacks and refreshments provide a welcome respite during the tour, and guests can explore the various memorials and exhibits at their own pace.

Booking and Cancellation Policy

The tour price starts from $79.00 per person with a lowest price guarantee.

We offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before the tour begins. You can reserve now and pay later, too. After booking, you’ll receive confirmation right away.

While the tour isn’t wheelchair accessible, you can bring strollers and service animals. Infants must sit on laps.

We aim to provide a convenient and stress-free experience, so you can fully learn about the meaningful tour of the Pearl Harbor memorial sites.

Exploring the Lone Sailor Statue

As we make our way through the Pearl Harbor tour, one of the first stops is the poignant Lone Sailor Statue.

This iconic monument depicts a solitary sailor standing at attention, gazing out towards the sea. The statue symbolizes the sacrifice and dedication of all those who’ve served in the U.S. Navy.

We take a moment to reflect on the significance of this solemn tribute, honoring the bravery and resilience of the men and women who’ve defended our nation.

The Lone Sailor’s unwavering stance serves as a powerful reminder of the enduring spirit of the American military.

Visiting the USS Arizona’s Anchor and Bell

Next, we make our way to the USS Arizona’s anchor and bell, two poignant relics from the ill-fated ship. These artifacts serve as powerful symbols of the tragedy that occurred on December 7, 1941.

As we approach, we’re struck by the solemnity of the moment:

• The massive anchor, a testament to the Arizona’s sheer size and strength, now a silent witness to its demise.
• The bell, once used to signal the crew, now a mournful reminder of the lives lost on that fateful day.

We pause to reflect on the sacrifices made, honoring the memory of those who perished.

The anchor and bell stand as a somber reminder of the costs of war and the importance of peace.

We leave this hallowed ground with a renewed sense of reverence and appreciation for the past.

Honoring the Submarine Memorial

After visiting the USS Arizona’s anchor and bell, we make our way to the Submarine Memorial. This somber monument pays tribute to the brave men who served aboard US submarines during World War II. As we approach, we’re struck by the gravity of the site, with its towering bronze sculptures and reflective pool.

Submarine Memorial
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We pause to reflect on the immense courage and dedication of these sailors, who played a vital role in the war effort. The Submarine Memorial stands as a poignant reminder of their unwavering service and the high price they paid.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Dress Code for the Tour?

As visitors to the memorial, we should dress respectfully in casual attire. While there is no strict dress code, we should avoid wearing revealing or distracting clothing out of consideration for the solemn nature of the site.

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks?

While we can’t bring our own food and drinks, the tour provides bottled water and tropical juice for each passenger. This helps ensure a respectful experience at the memorial while keeping us hydrated during the tour.

Are There Any Age Restrictions for the Tour?

According to the tour details, there are no age restrictions mentioned. Infants must sit on laps, but the tour accommodates all ages. However, it’s not wheelchair accessible, so guests with mobility needs should confirm accessibility before booking.

How Much Time Is Spent at Each Memorial Site?

We spend about 1-2 hours visiting the key memorial sites, including the Lone Sailor Statue, USS Arizona’s anchor and bell, and the Submarine Memorial. The tour guide ensures we have ample time to explore and reflect at each location.

Is the Tour Suitable for Visitors With Mobility Issues?

While the tour may not be wheelchair accessible, we can accommodate visitors with mobility issues. Strollers and service animals are allowed, and infants can sit on laps during the tour.

The Sum Up

This small group tour offers an intimate, stress-free exploration of the Pearl Harbor USS Arizona Memorial. Through knowledgeable guides, we’ll visit key landmarks, reflect on the sacrifices of WWII, and gain exclusive access while skipping long lines. With comfortable transportation and refreshments provided, this respectful experience allows us to honor the site’s history in a personalized manner.