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Thursday, August 4th, 2011
Oahu Land Sightseeing Tours
On your trip to Oahu it would really pay off to take a day away from lazing at the beach and hitch onto an Oahu land sighting tour instead. Discover the many jewels of this beautiful island when traveling to Hawaii by exploring the mesmerizing countryside, historical and cultural hot points and even the fascinating wildlife Oahu has to offer.
There is something of interest for everyone on this captivating island and you can find Oahu land sightseeing tours that covering all kinds of different attractions. You may choose to visit them all over a 2 or three days or just select the ones that really interest you and cover them in a single day tour.
If you are history buff then you cannot afford to miss the Battleship Missouri Memorial where you get an opportunity to witness the last battleship ever built by the US. Visit the site of the surrender of the Japanese and relive the official ending of World War II. Also for history lovers is the 19th century Queen Emma Summer Palace. This charming 7-room palace was Home to Queen Emma and King Kamehameha IV. While being principally Victorian there are several interesting Hawaiian artifacts housed in it.
Oahu land sight seeing tours have several museums on route that will delight the culturally inclined. The Bishop Museum offers the chance to explore the rich heritage of the Hawaiian people as it has on display family heirlooms from the Kamehameha family – the clan that reigned over the Hawaiian Islands. The Japanese Cultural Center takes you on the journey of the Japanese people on the Islands and their difficult struggle through the post-Pearl-Harbour years. And for the art lover Honolulu’s Academy of Arts and the various museums should be visited for an interesting addition to an Hawaiian vacation.
Movie and TV buffs are indeed in for a treat with Oahu land sightseeing tours as you get to visit the sets and shooting sites for several blockbusters like “Pearl Harbour”, “Six Days and Seven Nights” and even the widely acclaimed TV show “Lost.”
If you are into adventure sports then Oahu land sight seeing tours offers that too covering everything from surfing, sail boarding and kayaking. So don’t make the mistake of just hanging by the beach while you are at Hawaii as this enchanting island has so much more to offer. And the Oahu land sight seeing tours are the best way to experience it.
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