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Waikiki: Daytime Glass Bottom Boat Tour
Witness colorful marine life at one of the four glass-bottom viewing stations
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Duration: 1h
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Live guide: English
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Wheelchair accessible
Meeting point
1009 Ala Moana Boulevard, 96813, Honolulu- Show your mobile voucher to the host at the meeting point
- Look for the big 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, close to the entrance near the cross street at Ward Ave
Explore underwater life with a 1-hour glass-bottom boat tour in Oahu's blue waters. Watch for dolphins and whales above the surface, and visit one of the four glass-bottom viewing stations to see colorful marine life below. You might spot coral reefs, old sunken ship hulls, or schools of tropical fish. This tour of the Waikiki coast showcases the best of this beautiful destination.
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