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Go City Hawaii: All-Inclusive Oahu Pass
Make Oahu your oyster with 2 to 7 days access to over 35 Polynesian attractions
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Honolulu: Sunset Waikiki Glass Bottom Boat Tour
Discover the beautiful city-on-the-sea in a whole new light
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Last admission: 1 hour and 15 minutes before closing
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Duration: 1h 30mins
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Live guide: English
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Wheelchair accessible
Meeting point
1009 Ala Moana Boulevard, 96813, Honolulu- Show your mobile ticket to the staff at the meeting point
- Look for the large red sign that says "Hawaii Glass Bottom Boats" to check-in
- You can find it at the front of the harbor along Ala Moana Boulevard, near the entrance close to the intersection at Ward Ave
Witness a scenic sunset over the beautiful city, Waikiki, from a new oceanic perspective aboard the Haleiwa Queen. Join a friendly crew as the sky transforms into a vibrant canvas of colors over downtown Honolulu during this sunset tour.
Look through the glass-bottom viewports and witness the underwater world come alive with fish and sea life illuminated by the boat's lights. Even after dusk, Oahu's reefs offer a fascinating view. Add in the twinkling city lights of Honolulu reflected on the water, and you've got an unmatched experience.
Whether you're on a family vacation or a group adventure, a tour with Hawaii Glass Bottom Boats is the perfect addition to your Hawaiian getaway.
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