Oahu Nature Tours

0. Main Page

1. Diamond Head Crater

2. Discover Honolulu's Hidden Waterfalls

3. Hawaiian Waterfall Hiking Adventure

4. Natural Highlights of Oahu Adventure

5. Mountain Rainforest Adventure

6. Valley of The Rainbows Adventure

7. Lost Coast of Oahu Adventure

8. Explore The Famous North Shore

9. Manoa Waterfall Hiking Adventure

Specializing in small, guided excursions to see Hawaii's unique native bird and plant species. Spectacular views, excellent photographic opportunities, and information about Oahu's Geology, Archaeology, Mythology, and History await you on our fun and educational tours.

The #1 Ecotour Company on Oahu

Oahu Nature Tours, founded in 1995, has been featured in several major publications and has the most experienced and highly trained nature guides on the island who provide comprehensive Hawaiian natural history information.

Provides quality tours with in-depth information about the area you visit instead of wasting your time at commercial stops.

All Tours Include

• Round trip transportation to and from your hotel

• Bottled spring water, use of backpack, binoculars, walking staffs and raingear

• Digital photo of all guests that is posted on Oahu Nature Tours website after each tour for viewing and E-mailing to friends and family

• Professional guides with first aid and CRP training

• A complete bird-checklist for birdwatchers

• Licenses and permits required by the Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources

Conditions and Recommendations

• The Waterfall and Mountain Forest Adventures are conducted in areas with occasionally high rainfall where slippery trail conditions might occur

• Please wear suitable clothing and walking shoes on all adventures

The Owner of Oahu Nature Tours

• Has a B.A. in Anthropology and Environmental Studies

• Authored four books about Hawaii's native species

• Had his nature photographs published in five magazines

• Actively supports and is a member of the Audubon Society, Nature Conservancy. Peregrine Fund, the Koke'e Natural History Museum and the Conservation Council of Hawaii

• Donates a portion of profits to local conservation efforts