Exquisite island experiences proven to be a big hit with families of all shapes and sizes.
Our carefully crafted adventure holiday on Oahu will wow, push the envelope, and open your guest's eyes to regenerative travel opportunities while supporting the environment, community, and economy. Choosing from a stylish selection of Hawaiian luxury villas or resorts, we can advise on those that perfectly suit each family’s make-up and interests. Get your client ready to discover the Hawaii of their dreams. From private charter boat trips to swimming with turtles to paddling with a Hawaiian outrigger canoe steersmen legend, we have your client covered.
Responsible tourism in Hawaii is at the heart of everything we do. For that reason, each Hawaii adventure supports local leaders in conservation, cultural heritage, or social responsibility, for meaningful contributions to the islands.
Day One
A Day of Leisure
An active, Hawaiian adventure that will leave you and the island better.
Clients can choose from an elegant private, ocean-side home, a newly reimagined luxury hotel, or from a variety of other beautiful accommodations.
Day Two
Support local turtle adoption program
On the second day, guests will board an elegant yacht for a private charter. They'll set sail from Honolulu towards Diamond Head taking in the south shore before anchoring, with plenty of time to snorkel and dive in where there's an array of wildlife to discover. Lunch will be served aboard before returning. Mornings are preferred for conditions, although there's nothing like a late afternoon in the islands.
Day Three
Supports a local canoe paddling organization
On day 3, the Guide will meet guests before the sun rises, and together they'll head to the historic Makapu’u Lighthouse at the island's southeasternmost point to meet the sunrise over the horizon. If visiting during the right season, guests will scan the Pacific and Kaiwi Channel for breaching whales. Then they'll take a short drive to the town of Lanikai where they'll be met by one of the world's most awarded steersman of Hawaiian outrigger canoes before heading out to the twin islands in the distance. Giving a few extra strong paddles, guests will be catching waves with the 400+ pound canoe. Bring the canoe ashore before heading around the island by foot to enjoy the Queen's Bath, a natural pool carved from the lava. For more adventure, continue hiking around to the back of the island to Shark's Cove. Weather and tide permitting, the daring adventurers can jump in. Paddle back to the Oahu for a well-earned meal and perhaps, ice-cold beer at Buzz's Steakhouse, a must-do local dining experience.
Day Four
Supports local organization cleanups on Oahu
On day 4, following breakfast, the driver will meet guests curbside to head to the windward side of the island where they'll be met by our Guide, also a lifeguard. Kayaks or Standup Paddleboards will be the mode of transportation to an outlying island. Around the back of the island, guests can enjoy a sweet little cove for swimming. Hiking to the top of the island will offer outstanding Ko'olau Mountain Range vistas. Hike down the island before paddling back to Oahu. Lastly, they can stop for lunch for classic and wholly authentic Hawaiian food.
Day Five
Supports a local foundation creating opportunities for teens and adults
On the morning of day 5, your clients can circle the island by private helicopter sneaking into valleys only accessible by air, taking a bird's eye view of the lay of the land. A cliffside landing will allow ample time for a champagne toast before taking off again. They'll pass over a spectacular bay, the site of their afternoon adventure. A chartered boat will cut through the bay before landing at the Kaneohe Sandbar. Snorkel, standup paddle, or simply relax and marvel at this massive sandbar and beautiful mountain range backdrop. Guests to sail during the afternoon when the light coming over the Ko'olau mountain range will leave them in awe.
This one is a nod to sport history
In the birthplace of surfing, guests will meet their Guide curbside, grab a longboard off the van, and head across the street to the nearest Waikiki break and learn how to surf. Paddle out with our trained instructor who will have a photographer by his side to snap that epic Diamond Head surfer shot they can treasure forever.
Supports research and education of sharks in the environment
On the morning of day 6, guests swim with sharks alongside a world-renown environmentalist on the North Shore of Oahu who's bringing attention to the plight of marine life and specifically sharks. They'll not only learn while out on the water but contribute to an important global issue facing the world's largest predator. Whether snorkeling, diving, or watching from the boat, this author, marine conservationist, and scientist will broaden your prospective on sharks and their needs in an ever-changing environment. In the afternoon of day 6, they'll take a horse trail ride on a private ranch with ocean views. Their guide will lead them and their horses to a spot where they'll dismount and take a moment to plant a tree for future generations. They get to keep the GPS coordinates for future visits to check on their tree for decades to come.
Day of departure
We always recommend one last trip to the beach to take home a scent of Hawaiian surf, salt and sand, with resolutions to come back again and explore more of our archipelago’s wonders.
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Day Eight
Day Six