See the world's largest architectural maze as you soar over the Dole Pineapple Plantation on a 60-minute Oahu Helicopter Tour. This grand adventure features all the sights of Oahu, including Keehi Lagoon, historic Honolulu Harbor, Aloha Tower, Ala Moana Beach Park, Magic Island and world-famous Waikiki Beach!
Highlights
- 60-minute panoramic helicopter tour of Oahu
- Fly over the Dole Pineapple Plantation and Sacred Falls
- Pass over Waimanalo Beach on the way to Kaeohe Bay
- See "Jurassic Park", where many blockbuster films have been filmed
- Panoramic aerical view of Pearl Harbor and the Arizona Memorial
- Departures every 30 minutes
- Pickup and drop-off from Waikiki hotels
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Useful Information
Chinaman's Hat, Oahu
On the east end of the island lies Hanauma Bay, the remnants of a volcano crater that is now a marine sanctuary and popular snorkel location. You'll then enjoy aerial views of the Halona Blowhole, Sandy Beach, Makapuu Point and its lighthouse, followed by the colorful Sea Life Park.
The powdery white sands of Waimanalo Beach provide a scenic backdrop as you continue on to the gorgeous coral formations of Kaeohe Bay. View the Chinaman's Hat before heading to "Jurassic Park" valley, where a dozen major motion pictures have been filmed.
A highlight of this 60-minute Oahu Helicopter Tour is a flyover Sacred Falls, a shear waterfall with a 1,000-foot (300-meter) drop. The central plain reveals the world's largest agricultural maze, housed at the Dole Pineapple Plantation.
You'll then soar over the Polynesian Cultural Center, one of the island's most popular attractions. From the air you'll also see the Mormon Temple in Laie, aquaculture farms, Kahuku point and Turtle Bay.
Your 60-minute Oahu Helicopter Tour concludes with a panoramic view of Pearl Harbor and the Arizona Memorial.
Reviewed by Mike A, USA, February 2012
Best part of our vacation. To be able to see Oahu from a different perspective. Also get to see things you can't see from the ground.
Reviewed by James Todd M, USA, May 2010


