PEARL HARBOR HISTORIC SITES

Itineraries

Four ways to spend a day at Pearl Harbor.

Wondering how to plan your day? Pearl Harbor brings together four historic sites across the Visitor Center and Ford Island, each one telling a different part of the same story. Each itinerary below is built around reservation windows and shuttle schedules. Choose the one that fits your day.

3 TO 4 HOURS

Your Perfect Half Day at Pearl Harbor

A focused morning at the USS Arizona Memorial and a World War II submarine, with time enough to be back in Waikīkī by lunch. The right plan when time is short and the visit still matters.

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6 TO 8 HOURS

Your Perfect Full Day at Pearl Harbor

Follow the war from beginning to end: from the USS Arizona Memorial, where it started for America, to the deck of the Battleship Missouri Memorial, where it concluded four years later. Four historic sites, one of the most meaningful days you can spend in Hawaiʻi.

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BEFORE YOU PLAN

Every itinerary begins with your USS Arizona Memorial reservation. It’s free, but it’s timed, and reservations fill weeks out. Book yours first, then choose your itinerary.

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FULL DAY, FAMILIES

Pearl Harbor Family Itinerary

Pearl Harbor is a meaningful place to bring kids. This itinerary is built around what works for families: hands-on at the submarine and aircraft hangars, quiet at the memorial, and a pace that fits both.

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FULL DAY, FOR HISTORY ENTHUSIASTS

Pearl Harbor for History Enthusiasts

For the visitor who wants more than a great day. Every site has layers most visitors never reach: premium tours, the Control Tower at the airfield, the unhurried pace that history deserves. This itinerary is for the visitor who wants to reach them.

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