The Pearl Harbor National Memorial pays tribute to the pivotal event in history for the United States. When the Pearl Harbor was attacked by then Imperial Japan, this marked in history America's entry to WWII.
USS Arizona Memorial marks the final resting place for the sailors and marines lost aboard the USS Arizona on December 07, 1941. This floating memorial straddles the hull of the USS Arizona which was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1989.
Visitors can visit and enter the USS Bowfin, a fleet attack submarine that served in the Pacific during WWII, now a museum ship moored at the Pearl Harbor. The USS Bowfin was launched a year after the attack on Pearl Harbor, hence gained the nickname the "Pearl Harbor Avenger."
USS Missouri or BB-63 was the last battleship commissioned by the United States for WWII. It is best remembered as the site of the surrender of the Imperial Japan, which ended WWII.
The Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum at Ford Island hosts a variety of aviation exhibits mostly related to WWII. Ford Island holds an important part in WWII as the control tower in the island is the location of the first radio alert of the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Oahu’s most popular tour, this incredible Pearl Harbor experience includes admission to the Arizona Memorial, a tour of historic Honolulu, the National Cemetery of the Pacific, the King Kamehameha statue, photo ops at Iolani Palace Saint Damien and more. Book now with GetYourGuide
