Harmony Ohana Hawaiian Tour 2019 - Day 6

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View from the top of Diamond Head Crater. These are the troopers who made it all the way to the top.

MONDAY, AUGUST 12 - Day 6

This is a huge day for us

We will be spending the day getting on a off a tour bus
will need bathing suit, towel, and dress clothes for the luau

7:00 AM Breakfast on your own (student cost)
7:30 AM Depart for Diamond Head Crater
This famous landmark wasn’t always called Diamond Head.  Native Hawaiians referred to this famous landmark as Mount Leahi. The ¾ of a mile trail you will be hiking was built in 1910 to serve as a military observation station along the rim of the crater.  The 360-degree view at the top of the mountain made Diamond Head Crater strategically beneficial.  Don’t forget to bring your camera!






10:00 AM Enjoy an early lunch at Rainbow Drive In (on your own)


12:00 PM Load motor coach; depart for the Island tour
Includes the North Shore Tour where surfing daredevils gather from around the world to compete riding the monster waves that are often taller than most buildings.  Sunset Beach is the local favorite and is legendary for its’ 20 foot waves.   The North Shore is also the home of the famous Banzai Pipeline.  
PM En route make a stop a Nuuanua Pali Lookout






Then to the Byodo- In Temple





2:30 PM Head over to Haleiwa Town
Haleiwa is a favorite refuge for Hawaii’s residents and a must-see for visitors.  Nowhere else on Oahu will you find quaint shops and cafés housed in plantation-era buildings less than five miles from world-famous surf spots.



















4:00 PM Depart for Disney Aulani – Ka Wa’a – A Luau at Aulani 







8:00 PM Depart for the hotel

It about a one hour drive from Aulani to our hotel in Waikiki


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