8-Hour Luxury Four Door Convertible Tour of Oahu's South and North Shores

We can drive inside the Diamond Head Crater. If you want to hike it, I suggest you do that on your own on a separate day.

A majestic view of Diamond Head looking across Maunalua Bay while standing on hardened lava flow watching locals surf along the "Wall."

A scrumpdelicious (Ono) Portuguese donut rolled in sugar or cinnamon sugar filled with coconut, chocolate or custard filling. Served hot. A favorite treat for locals and visitor.

Re-enact the love scene on the beach from the movie Here to Eternity. Also the beach used in Pirates of the Caribbean and Journey 2.

A secluded beach with majestic Koolau mountain range in the background that is in stark contrast to Waikiki Beach.

Taste 4 blends of rum, rum honey, rum cake and rum chocolate at this unique sugar cane distillery.

Free coffee samples to wet your whistle and see the coffee cherry on the bush.

Enjoy browsing through a huge gift shop with everything you can thing of with a pineapple on it. The big deal here is the pineapple ice cream (Dole whip.) and if you'd like, take a train ride around the pineapple plantation and see how pineapples grow or get lost in the maze.

The surfers mecca of Oahu's north shore beaches in the 1920's style historic town with quaint shops and Shave Ice! Also a good place to try garlic shrimp from Big Wave Shrimp truck as featured on Diners, Drive-ins and Dives.

In the winter a great place to see big waves and in the summer a great place to jump off a 25 foot rock into the ocean.

Enjoy a 30 minute walk on a paved path through a botanical garden the culminates in a 30 foot waterfall that you can swim at the base of in its chilly yet refreshing waters.

Otherwise known as Shark's cove where snorkelers get up close and personal with all kinds of fish. "Like swimming in an aquarium."

A must stop at one of the most popular surf beaches in Hawaii.

The second stop on the Triple Crown of Surfing tour. Also a good spot to watch the sunset.

A must stop for the world famous Chocolate Haupia (Coconut) Cream Pie.

A great stop for an ocean side meal or drink at the resort Forgetting Sarah Marshall was filmed.

A popular stop to see a large off shore rock with a hole in the middle. Sounds lame but actually pretty cool.

A rock formation that actually looks like a crouching lion.

An off shore island that to Americans, Canadians, Aussies, Kiwis and almost everybody else in the world looks like a hat the Chinese Rice farmer's wear. This is obvious except to the Chinese who today live in modern cities. :-)

A popular ranch you could spend the day at ziplining, horseback riding, ATV riding or bus riding through movie scenes for Jurassic Park, Godzilla and many other popular movies.

A 1200 feet elevation windy lookout with spectacular view of Gilligan's Island.

Then only palace in America as Hawaii once had a King and Queen. Built in 1882 and used in the series Hawaii 5-0.

Otherwise known at Tantalus Lookout is 1100 feet up and you have a 25 mile view of the southern coastline or Oahu which includes Waikiki. Another nice place to see the sunsets.

See the oldest private school in Hawaii from 1841 where President Obama attended his high school years.

Drive through Waikiki on the main drag with the top down and feel like a King and Queen as you return to your hotel to get ready for evening festivities and reflect on the most wonderful day you just had on Oahu with Hawaii Convertible Tours.