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The tour guide and driver were excellent and very responsible, providing many explanations and introductions during the journey. The full-day itinerary was rich with attractions, and the travel arrangements were not tiring.

The blue line is well worth the money. It is very beautiful.

Highly recommended 👍🏻 The boat was very clean, and there were drinks and potato chips. We saw sea turtles, dolphins, and whales~ It was amazing!

The experience was absolutely amazing! Hawaii on a good weather day is simply incredible. Riding the waves, chasing the sunset, the guide provided excellent emotional value, and the music selection was tasteful. We probably took 300 photos. Experience: 👍 Location: Convenient and easy to find Safety: 👍 Instructor: 👍 Equipment: 👍

If you're traveling to Hawaii, USA, without renting a car and prefer to explore on foot, this is a must-have! I purchased the Blue Line, and I highly recommend it because it's great for comfortably enjoying Hawaii's beautiful coastlines even without a rental car. There are several lines available, but if you're staying in Waikiki and want to get around without a car, this is the best! The Blue Line has high satisfaction, but other lines are also popular, so you can choose one that fits your travel style!!!!!

This was a tour that made me wonder what we would have done if we hadn't gone. My whole family was very satisfied. Thanks to the guide's detailed explanations, we felt like we were getting to know Hawaii in depth. I truly recommend everyone try it at least once!!!! ^^

They guaranteed whale watching, and wow, we really saw them! Multiple times too ^^ It really hit home what a wonder nature is. Nature is truly mysterious. It was a tour that the whole family enjoyed.

We enjoyed the sunset dinner. I thought we didn't need a pickup, but since the cost of taking an Uber ourselves was almost the same, I wondered if it might have been better to request a hotel pickup after all. The food was spectacular! The lobster was the most surprising! It was so big! I was at a loss as to how to eat such a large lobster, and when I tried to cut it with a fork and knife, of course, it wouldn't cut. So I tore it apart with my hands and bit into it! That was the correct way! The fork and knife I used then were actually for the next meat course. The fork and knife were collected after the lobster, so I had to ask for new ones when the meat came. Perhaps they were busy this time, as it took a while for them to arrive, so please be careful not to return your fork and knife during the lobster course!