Pearl Harbor Tours
Arizona Memorial Tour

Pearl Harbor, Arizona Memorial and Punchbowl Tour

When you visit the Arizona Memorial and Visit Center on a Tour of Pearl Harbor, you’ll be able to re-live that instant in history that entered America into WWII.

When you go to the Arizona Memorial Visitor Center, you’ll be able to check out a remarkable movie of the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack, look through captivating displays, and then board the Navy launch for a journey to the Memorial itself.

As you check out the Arizona Memorial during your Pearl Harbor Tour, you’ll feel as if you’re reliving the precise moment in history that entered the United States into WWII. 

During the unforgettable Punchbowl Tour, you’ll be able to experience the peacefulness of Punchbowl National Cemetery with its scrupulously landscaped acres, including the chapel, the Courts of the Missing, and finely-detailed mosaic maps of the Pacific theaters of action in WWII and Korea.  

Highlights
  • Arizona Memorial Visitor Center
  • Ride the Navy launch to the Arizona Memorial
  • Watch a movie of the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack
  • See Kawaiahao Church, Mission Houses Museum, and the statue of King Kamehameha
  • Go on the Punchbowl Tour and check out Punchbowl National Cemetery of the Pacific

Please note due to renovations guests will not be shuttled to Arizona Memorial from April 5-14, 2010.  Pearl Harbor tours will remain open during those dates as other Pearl Harbor sites will be open. 

Duration 5 1/2 hours
Equipment A large air-conditioned tour bus with Polynesian Adventure Tours
Operation Days Daily
Restrictions The US Department of the Interior has introduced a "no bags" rule at the Arizona Memorial and Visitor Center. Travelers are not allowed to bring along any item that offers concealment including diaper bags, handbags, purses, backpacks, etc. A small camera is allowed.
Where And When You will be picked up at your hotel.

Morning departure 9:00-9:20 am
Return approx. 2:30-3:00 pm

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