Oahu: Hawaii Five-0 Filming Locations Guided Tour

Hawaii Kai, Hawaii



Discover the filming locations of Hawaii Five-0 on a guided tour of Oahu. Visit iconic sites from the show, including McGarrett’s House, the Hawaii Film Studio, and the Hawaii Five-0 Headquarters.

This Hawaii Five-0 filming locations tour on Oʻahu is ideal for fans wanting to visit key show sites and learn behind-the-scenes details.

Highlights

  • Visit iconic filming locations featured on Hawaii Five-0
  • Explore Hawaiʻi Film Studio, the production base for the series
  • Drive past McGarrett’s House, a frequently photographed landmark
  • See Rachel’s House, linked to Danny’s family storylines
  • Visit the exterior of Hawaii Five-0 Headquarters (Aliʻiōlani Hale)

Description

Embark on a guided tour of filming locations from the Hawaii Five-0 series across Oʻahu. See beaches, city landmarks, and residential sites featured in memorable episodes.

Visit Hawaiʻi Film Studio, where sets and soundstages supported the show during its 10-season run. Drive past McGarrett’s House (Bayer Estate), the iconic oceanfront home used as the main character’s residence.

Stop at Rachel’s House on Summer Street, frequently appearing in storylines involving Danny's daughter Grace. Explore Māunalua Bay, a coastal setting for a notable kidnapping plot.

Visit Koko Head Stairs (Koko Crater Trail), where actor Alex O’Loughlin trained to maintain his role's fitness. See the University of Hawaiʻi Marine Biology Research Pier in Kāneʻohe Bay, used as a marine research facility and crime scene in the series.

Explore Waimānalo Beach, the site of a diplomatic standoff episode, and Waimānalo Sherwood Forest, a common action scene backdrop. Stop at Pali Lookout, featured in a Halloween murder investigation episode.

Visit the exterior of Hawaiʻi’s Supreme Court building, portraying the series headquarters with its distinctive King Kamehameha statue. Explore Chinatown, the setting for car chases and undercover operations.

See Magic Island at Ala Moana Beach Park where surfing lessons took place, and stop at Kamekona’s Shrimp Truck, a fan-favorite food truck featured in the show.

Includes

  • Visit to filming sites around Oʻahu
  • Drive-by of McGarrett’s House (Bayer Estate)
  • Visit to Rachel’s House – Summer Street
  • Visit to Māunalua Bay
  • Visit to Koko Head Stairs (Koko Crater Trail)
  • Visit to University of Hawaiʻi – Marine Biology Research Pier (Kāneʻohe Bay)
  • Visit to Waimānalo Beach
  • Visit to Waimānalo Sherwood Forest
  • Visit to Pali Lookout
  • Visit to Hawaii Five-0 Headquarters (Aliʻiōlani Hale)
  • Visit to Chinatown
  • Visit to Magic Island (Ala Moana Beach Park)
  • Visit to Kamekona’s Shrimp Truck

Excludes

  • Food and drinks

Important Information

  • The tour covers multiple Hawaii Five-0 filming locations on Oʻahu only
  • Some stops, including McGarrett’s House, are drive-by visits
  • This tour is best suited for fans of the Hawaii Five-0 series

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund.

For the best experience, bring comfortable walking shoes and sunscreen. Morning tours offer cooler temperatures and less traffic.

Frequently Asked Questions

The tour includes visits to McGarrett’s House (Bayer Estate), Hawaiʻi Film Studio, various beaches, city landmarks, and other key Hawaii Five-0 filming sites across Oʻahu.
McGarrett’s house, known as the Bayer Estate, is located on the oceanfront in a residential area on Oʻahu's south shore.
Yes, the tour provides behind-the-scenes access to the Hawaiʻi Film Studio, where you can see active sets and soundstages used in the show’s production.
Tour duration varies but generally lasts around 3 to 4 hours; check the tour provider's website for specific timing details.
Most guided tours include transportation between filming locations across Oʻahu, but confirm with the tour operator for exact details.
Some locations like beaches and city landmarks are publicly accessible, but private properties such as McGarrett’s House require guided access during the tour.
Tours run year-round, and morning or early afternoon departures are recommended to avoid midday heat; check the tour schedule online.
While the tour is ideal for fans, anyone interested in Hawaii’s film industry and iconic local sites can enjoy the experience.
Bring comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, water, and a camera to capture Hawaii’s diverse filming sites on Oʻahu.
Yes, the tour is family-friendly and engages visitors of all ages with its mix of entertainment and cultural locations across Oʻahu.

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