Aloha! The beautiful island paradise of Oahu offers truly unique opportunities for your students to perform along with immersion into a culture that is unlike any other. Perfect weather aside, the Hawaii experience begins and ends with “aloha,” a word that envelops love, affection and mercy. Broken down, it’s to live with love and respect for self and others with every breath and it’s a truly contagious feeling that your students will take home with them when they leave.

Tour Itinerary

Day 1

• Travel from the Mainland to the tropical paradise of Oahu. Meet your Tour Director who will stay with you throughout your entire trip. Our private coach and Motor Coach Driver will be waiting and will transfer us to our hotel.
• We will spend some time getting to know the bustling Waikiki and then, like every night on tour, we will enjoy a relaxing dinner together.

Day 2

• Start each day out right with breakfast provided in your hotel.
• Today we circle the island in our private motor coach, learning about the history and culture of Hawaii along the way. Stops include Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve picture stop, the Halona Blow Hole, the Macadamia Nut Factory, the world famous Bonzai Pipeline Beach, the quaint North Shore town of Haleiwa and the Dole Pineapple plantation.

Day 3

• Our first performance will be at World War II Valor in the Pacific Monument, otherwise known as Pearl Harbor. After the performance, we will have time to see the exhibits.
• A surf lesson on Waikiki Beach will be the thrill of a lifetime for your students. Our private photographer will capture their priceless expressions—these will be given to the teacher for distribution back at home.

Day 4

• Our second performance: this time at the mega Ala Moana Center.
• Perhaps we’ll see humpback whales breaching, or maybe dolphins swimming along beside as we ride the waves this afternoon on our private catamaran.
• This evening we travel to the quaint town of Laie, to the Polynesian Cultural Center to explore the varied cultures of all of the Pacific Islanders. After a delicious luau, we’ll be treated to the stunning show, Ha: Breath of Life.

Day 5

• Climb the extinct Diamond Head Volcano?  Of course we can! The 0.8 mile hike to the summit is strenuous, but the view from the top of this 300,000 year old volcano is worth it!
• Our final afternoon is spent relaxing on the beach, or shopping and exploring the hustle and bustle of Waikiki.

Day 6

• We say goodbye and travel back to the Mainland.