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28 travel & tourism businesses tracked across Oahu, Maui, Kauaʻi, and the Big Island — including 9 in Travel Agencies, 9 in Tours & Activities, 5 in Transportation.
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Built around a volcanic crater in Kapolei. Ziplines, ATVs, ropes courses, and SUP for the adventure crowd.
Modern hotel steps from Waikiki Beach featuring 307 guest rooms, two pools, and on-site dining.
E Noa Tours is one of Oahu's most respected tour companies, offering Pearl Harbor tours, Circle Island tours, and…
Go Tours Hawaii is a highly rated Oahu tour company offering Circle Island tours, Pearl Harbor tours, snorkeling…
Hawaii's largest resort on 22 acres of Waikiki beachfront with five towers, pools, and the largest ballroom in Hawaii.
One-stop shop for Kailua Bay water sports. Kayaks, SUP, bikes, snorkel, and surf lessons on the Windward coast.
Maui Ocean Center is Hawaii's largest aquarium, located in Ma'alaea on Maui's south shore. Home to hundreds of Pacific…
Polynesian Adventure Tours has been one of Hawaii's leading motorcoach tour operators for decades, providing island…
Pride of Maui is one of the island's premier catamaran tour operators offering snorkeling, whale watching, and sunset…
Roberts Hawaii is one of the state's largest and most established locally owned tour operators with over 80 years of…
Legacy tour operator running guided excursions across the islands for decades. Covering air activities, bus tours,…
The iconic Pink Palace of the Pacific on Waikiki Beach. Legendary beachfront luxury since 1927.
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The best experiences on these islands rarely come from the big resort booking sites. They come from local tour operators who have been running the same snorkel route for 20 years, transportation companies that actually show up on time, and activity providers who know which spots are worth the drive. Browse tours, activities, car rentals, hotels, lodging, and transportation services across all the islands. Use it whether you are planning a trip, hosting family visiting from the mainland, or looking for something to do this weekend.
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The Hawaii Tourism Authority has issued an active warning about a chargeback scam run through the Chinese platform Little Red Book, selling deeply discounted tours that turn out fraudulent. The pattern that avoids most tour scams: book directly with the operator or through an established platform, and be wary of a street booth offering a price far under market with cash-only, full-payment-upfront terms. For Pearl Harbor specifically, official tickets run free to $1 through the National Park Service at recreation.gov — any operator charging significantly more is adding a markup, not offering something official.
Most are legitimate, but the red flags to watch for are prices far under market rate, no visible business license, and a request for full cash payment upfront before you've seen any confirmation.
Free to $1 through the official National Park Service booking site at recreation.gov. Any tour operator charging significantly more is selling a packaged add-on, not the official ticket itself.
A chargeback scheme run through the Chinese social platform Little Red Book (Xiaohongshu), selling heavily discounted tours and activity tickets that turn out fraudulent. The Hawaii Tourism Authority has issued an active consumer warning about it.
Book directly with the property or through a well-established platform. If a deal looks far below market rate, call the property directly to confirm the reservation actually exists before paying — Hawaii's BBB has specifically warned about third-party sites that mimic legitimate booking platforms and then cancel or vanish after payment.