Parking entrance located at the intersection of Kuhio Avenue and Walina Street. 

• Standard parking rate - $2.00 per 20 minutes

• Rates with validation (Requires $10 minimum purchase from any store or restaurant located in the International Market Place):

  • First Hour - Free

  • Second Hour - $2.00

  • Third Hour - $2.00

  • Fourth Hour - $2.00

  • After the fourth hour, standard rates apply.

• Valet is offered at a flat fee of $5.00 in addition to applicable parking rates.

This is a gorgeous place to start the tour - located within the Royal Hawaiian Marketplace, this meaningful statue depicts Princess Pauahi, who is famous for using her massive estate to further the education of Hawaiians, and preserve the Hawaiian culture. The tour audio briefly recounts her life and legacy.

Nicknamed the Pink Palace of the Pacific, this resort is recognizable as the huge pink hotel on the beach in Waikiki. This famous hotel holds some interesting historic pieces - such as the huge map of Hawaii found in the lobby.

Waikiki Beach is a beautiful place - one of the most iconic beaches in Hawaii. The tour tells some interesting stories about the history of the beach and the notable people that have surfed here!

The Moana Surfrider resort was the first resort in Waikiki, and it definitely looks the part. It’s all made of wood, with a huge Banyan tree behind it, facing the beach. If you come in the evening, this Banyan tree will be lit up with colored lights, creating a fantastical feel! The tour recounts some of the long history of the resort.

Duke Kahanamoku is a legend - not only as a talented surfer and an Olympic gold medalist, but also as the face of Hawaii. This statue of Duke, often with leis draped on him, sits right along Waikiki Beach - framed by the happy beachgoers behind him. The tour details his life and why the statue is so important.