Oahu Circle Island Jeep Tours

Experience Oahu Your Way

Oahu Circle Island Tours are all about real adventure – You didn’t come all the way to Hawaii just to be stuck on a tour bus, craning your neck to see the ocean through a smudged window. Nope. You came for the thrill —the kind with beach drives, surf lessons, sea turtles, and way too much garlic shrimp (if there’s such a thing). That’s exactly what we’re offering on our Oahu Jeep tours.

This is your day, your crew, and your Jeep. No awkward group mingling. No waiting around while someone spends 20 minutes adjusting their snorkel mask. Just pure, uninterrupted island magic.

Oahu Jeep Sightseeing Tours: How it Works

The best part about our Oahu Jeep tours is that you decide how they work. Choose West or North & East Shore to explore and then start planning your itinerary. We have pre-built suggested itineraries but with a broad range of stop options including scenic lookouts, sunkissed beaches, local eateries, and even outdoor activities–our Jeep tours really are a build-your-own-adventure.

What to Expect on Your Private Oahu Circle Island Tour

We pick you up bright and early (don’t worry, we’ll bring the enthusiasm if you need a few extra minutes to wake up). Your ride is a Jeep Gladiator—because exploring the island calls for something that can handle backroads and beach vibes in equal measure.

From there, we hit the road. Expect stunning ocean views and stops at places locals actually go to (not just the ones you see in tourist brochures). Want to linger a little longer at a scenic spot? Done. Need a mid-morning coffee stop? Also done.

This is the best circle island tour on Oahu because it’s your tour. We like to keep things flexible, fun, and 100% stress-free.

We provide everything you need to make the most of your day in paradise. From transportation to high-quality surf boards; top quality kayaks to snorkel gear–you’ll have everything you need to make this private Jeep excursion the best day of your vacation.

Our guides know the island like the back of their hand (or better). They know the best beginner-friendly surf breaks, the best local food stops, the locations you’re most likely to see turtles, plus the history of the island. Your Jeep tour isn’t just to get you from point A to point B, our guides make the travelling just as fun as the stops along the way.

Quick Details

$299 Per Person

Ages: All Ages

Duration: 8 hours

20% Discount when Booked Directly.

Special pricing is available for large groups, so don’t hesitate to reach out. Let’s make your next event one for the history books!

What to Expect: East & North Shore Tour

(This is just an example of our standard tour — any items can be swapped out for other activities as the tour is 100% customizable.)

Pick Up: Begin your adventure with the convenience of being picked up at your hotel or Airbnb.
Green World Coffee
90 min Nature & Turtle Tour
Select 1-2 Customizable Tour Options: Add a 90 min Surf Lesson or Waimea Valley Hike & Waterfall or choose from a range of amazing destinations to include in your tour, such as Pipeline, Sunset Beach or the North Shore Heiau.
Lunch: Enjoy a meal at a local eatery (cost not included).
Fruit Stands in Kahuku
Laie Point
Tropical Farms Macadamia Nuts

Select 1-2 Tour Options: Customize your tour further by selecting additional destinations from our customizable tour options list.

What to Expect: Oahu West Side Jeep Tour

(This is just an example of our standard tour — any items can be swapped out for other activities as the tour is 100% customizable.)

Pick Up: Begin your adventure with the convenience of being picked up at your hotel or Airbnb. Stop for Coffee or snacks
Select 1-2 Tour Options: Check out Mermaid caves or jump in to snorkel at Kahe Point “Tracks” Beach.
Lunch: Enjoy a meal at a local eatery, with the option of dining at 604 Cafe (cost not included).

Select 2-3 Tour Options: Customize the remainder of our tour with options like Makaha Surf Beach, Yokohama Bay, Makua Caves.

Who is this Oahu Jeep Tour For?

Our tour is a unique experience for all ages and experience levels. Couples, families, solo travelers, and even bigger groups are welcome! Wondering if the tour is right for you? Please contact us, we’re always happy to answer any and all questions.

Why Book a Private Jeep Tour on Oahu?

✔ No crowds. Just you, your friends, and a guide who knows all the best spots.
✔ Fully customizable. Want more snorkeling? Less driving? A stop for shave ice? Done.
✔ Real local knowledge. Your guide isn’t just here to drive—you’re getting insider tips on the best eats, beaches, and hidden gems.
✔ All-in-one adventure. Surfing, paddleboarding, snorkeling, shrimp-truck-stuffing—it’s everything you came to Hawaii to do, all in one day.

Book Your Circle Island Private Jeep Tour Today!

If you’re ready to ditch the cookie-cutter tours and see Hawaii the way it was meant to be experienced, this is it. Spots fill up fast, so don’t wait—lock in your adventure now.

Suggested and Optional Stops on Our Oahu Jeep Tours

Surf Lesson: During this optional 90 minute lesson our lifeguard-certified instructors teach you how to read the waves, paddle like a pro, and pop up for your first real ride. We start on the sand, then hit the water (additional cost).
Shark’s Cove
Grab your snorkel mask and wade into an underwater paradise where tropical fish dart among volcanic rock formations. If the waves are roaring, no worries— we’ll switch it up to a calmer spot. (Ocean conditions and wave size can affect this stop.)
Dole Pineapple Plantation
Ever wondered where that ultra-sweet pineapple in your morning smoothie comes from? Find out here. Wander the plantation, learn a bit of history, and don’t miss the chance to treat yourself to a refreshing Dole Whip.
Waimea Valley
Stroll through lush gardens then cool off in a waterfall-fed pool. There’s a small admission fee for the hike, but one dip in that waterfall and you’ll see why it’s worth every penny (entrance fee not included).
Pipeline
This is where surfing legends are made. Watch pros ride barrels– even from shore, the energy is electric.
Sunset Beach
Picture-perfect golden sands, epic wave sets, and (no surprise) sunsets that’ll leave you speechless. Kick back, snap a few photos, and soak up all that laid-back North Shore magic.
North Shore Heiau
Glimpse into the island’s deep cultural roots and you’ll come away with a new appreciation for Hawaiian heritage.
Laie Point
Sweeping ocean views, dramatic sea arches, and a salty breeze. A quick stop at Laie Point makes for some of the most breathtaking photos you’ll capture all day.
Tropical Farms Macadamia Nuts
Ever cracked a fresh macadamia? Here, you can sample them roasted, salted, and everything in between. It’s a snack break that doubles as a crash course in macadamia farming—win-win!
Halona Blow Hole
When the tide lines up just right, water rockets through ancient lava rock like a mini geyser.
Makapuʻu Lighthouse
A relatively short hike rewards you with panoramic views of the rugged coastline and the sparkling Pacific beyond. Keep an eye out for whales if you’re here in winter—they love this spot too!
Pali Lookout
Stand at the top of Nuʻuanu Pali and take in sweeping vistas of the Windward Coast.
Diamond Head Surf Overlook
Need a quick vantage point to watch surfers carve waves? Diamond Head’s overlook is your go-to. You get the thrill of the surf action plus postcard-worthy shots of Honolulu’s skyline.
Kahana Bay
A quiet bay framed by lush mountains, Kahana is the epitome of island tranquility. Pack a picnic or simply take a breather—it’s the perfect place to slow down and tune in to nature.
The World Famous North Shore Shrimp Trucks
Shrimp piled high with garlic and local seasonings—sounds good, right? Pull over, chow down, and thank us later. This is North Shore dining at its finest.
Green World Coffee
Craving a caffeine fix? Swing by for a freshly brewed cup of Hawaiian coffee. Learn a little about the bean-to-cup process, then head back on the road all buzzed up (in a good way).
Waiohle Poi Factory
Dive deeper into Hawaiian culture by tasting fresh poi straight from the source. This historic spot is a must for anyone wanting a genuine taste of local tradition.
Koʻolau Distillery
Curious about local spirits? Book a tour, get the inside scoop on how they craft their fine rums and whiskeys, and finish off with a tasting. (Entrance fee applies.)

Kaʻena Point State Park: Kaʻena is the stop for those wanting to enjoy rugged coastlines and abundant wildlife. Soak up dramatic ocean views while exploring the far western tip of the island.
Mermaid Caves: Tucked away on the west side, these hidden sea caves are pure island magic.
604 Cafe: Hungry? This local favorite has you covered with hearty island eats and an open-armed welcome. Fuel up here before (or after) your big day of adventuring.
Makaha Surf Beach: Surf’s always up at Makaha. Even if you’re not paddling out, watching the pros tackle these waves is a show all on its own. Feel that salty breeze and get a taste of Oahu’s surf culture.
Yokohama Bay: Looking for an off-the-grid beach day? Head here for soft sands, turquoise waters, and zero stress. It’s as remote as it gets without leaving the island.
Makua Caves: Step into legend—literally. These sea caves are steeped in Hawaiian lore, and the views from inside are worth every step.
Snorkel Kahe Point: Ready for a peek beneath the surface? The water here is especially clear, making it a prime spot for underwater sightings.
Ko Hana Rum Tours: Rum aficionados, rejoice. Experience the craft of Hawaiian rum-making on a guided tour through Ko Hana Distillers. Sample their unique blends– yes, tastings are included (additional fee applies).
Paddleboarding or Kayaking on the North Shore: Slow it down, take it in, and float for a while. During this 90 minute turtle and nature tour we’ll take you up the Anahulu River—a slow-moving, jungle-lined stretch of water made for cruising. And the best part? Hawaiian green sea turtles love this river. They’ll probably swim right next to you.

Surf Lesson: During this optional 90 minute lesson our lifeguard-certified instructors teach you how to read the waves, paddle like a pro, and pop up for your first real ride. We start on the sand, then hit the water (additional cost).