One Day Pearl Harbor Heroes Adventure Tour from Kona to Oahu**with inter-island flight (HAWN AIR)**

Go back in history to relive the moments that started World War II with a visit to all four Pearl Harbor attractions in this remarkable tour experience. It’s a day you’ll remember forever as you honor courageous American heroes. From Kona on Hawaii's Big Island we'll fly into Honolulu on the island of Oahu to begin our tour. We'll begin with a film presentation of the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack and visit the Pearl Harbor visitor Center to relive the complete events of the event. Then we'll cross Pearl Harbor aboard a navy vessel to visit the Arizona Memorial ,which is build atop the remains of the USS Arizona. Next we'll see the world famous USS Bowfin Submarine, also known as the Pearl Harbor Avenger, and the Pacific Aviation Museum on Ford Island. Lastly, we'll take a guided tour of the world's greatest battleship, the USS Missouri, which also served as the site for Japan's surrender. At the end of the tour we'll fly back to Kona and along the way you'll have the chance to take in the stunning views of Oahu and Maui.

From May 14, 2018 to August 30, 2019, the Memorial will closed to visitation due to a critical structural and safety issue impacting the USS Arizona Memorial dock and visitor loading ramp. Visitors will continue to see the 25 minute documentary film followed by a harbor tour of Battleship Row in close proximity to the USS Arizona Memorial. The National Park Service will provide live or recorded commentary during tours to enhance visitors' experience to the greatest extent possible. When going over to Ford Island to visit the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum and/or the Battleship Missouri, guests are required to carry government issued photo identification. Departure Time and Location: Meet our Kona Dispatcher at the United Sky Cap Counter located at the Kona Airport's North Terminal: 7:15am Upon arrival at HNL, you should proceed to HA baggage claim area 'C' where they will be met by our Honolulu Airport greeter. *Due to a fallen tree, Rainbow Falls cannot be visited till November 7, 2019. Additional time will be spent at other tour stops.