LOST TV Tour

by Daved Brosche on August 8, 2008

by Daved Brosche | August 8th, 2008


Any true fan of LOST, the hit TV show, is well aware that the majority of the show is filmed all over the islands of Hawaii. If you have ever been to Hawaii, some of the shows landmarks and filming locations are easy to spot, but others are a little deeper in the jungle and hard to find. SO, for all you hardcore LOST fans who want to visit Hurleys golf course, see the caves from season one, or the famous crash site; you may want to look into the LOST TV Tour by Big Kahuna Hawaii.

About the LOST TV Tour
On the basic LOST TV Tour you will make your way around the island of Oahu and see a number of LOST filming locations. The basic LOST TV Tour covers a number of beaches that were in all three seasons, the creek that the survivors regularly stopped at for water while wondering in the jungle, the Koolau Mountain Range, and many other remote locations deep in the jungle.

There are also a number of other LOST TV Tours by Big Kahuna Hawaii that are longer and share even more LOST filming locations. It all really depends on how much money and time you have as well as how big of a LOST fan you are. If you are big into the show, you will appreciate the Exclusive LOST TV Tour.

The Exclusive LOST TV Tour is for you and your friends only. The tour also includes a number of filming locations that are on private property and not included in the basic package.

Whats Included

Regular LOST TV Tour:

  • Full Day Tour (~ 8 hours)
  • Runs on Wednesdays and Saturdays only.
  • Includes lunch
  • Bottled water provided
  • Free pick-up/drop-off from Waikiki only
  • This tour needs a minimum of 2 people to run
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Exclusive LOST TV Tour:

  • includes everything in the Regular Tour PLUS:
  • This tour is an exclusive and private tour for just you and your party
  • Lunch at the LOST “Shrimp Shack”
  • Snacks and bottled water included
  • Runs on Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays
  • Minimum of 2 people (you must book for 2 or more persons) or choose the Individual Rate (just for one person).

About the Exclusive Tour
As I said before, if you are a huge fan of LOST, which its hard not to be, you will really want to partake in the exclusive LOST TV Tour. If not only for the fact that you get to see filming locations that aren’t on the basic LOST TV Tour, then for the fact that it will only be you and your friends. This means you have more relaxed schedule and you can explore each location a little more in depth.

The Exclusive LOST TV Tour also lets you eat a popular dining place for the LOST cast and crew or from one of the restaurants used in the show.

More Information
For more information on the LOST TV Tours, visit the Big Kahuna Hawaii website.

{ 4 comments }

Get Me To Maui August 8, 2008 at 6:03 pm
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This tour would make my wife so happy, she is a lost freak. What would you have to do if we were Maui to take the tour?

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Kim at Best of Hawaii Directory August 14, 2008 at 2:49 pm
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As part of my business, I’m in Hawaii for six months of the year.

I would LOVE to take this tour.

Thank you for the info,

K

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Kim T May 14, 2009 at 2:21 pm
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We flew in from Kauai for a day to do this tour. It was a snap. Arrived about 7:30 and took a 10 min taxi ride to where the tour starts (Ala Moana Hotel). When the tour was over, the guide even dropped us off at the airport! It was a fun fun fun day. My only wish was that we had more time on Oahu to explore some of the other LOST sites/tours.

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Missy December 3, 2009 at 3:00 pm
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Hi there, any advice for me on how to get from Kauai to Oahu and which Lost tour… My husband and I are huge lost fans and have booked a trip to Kauai planned in the early Spring 2010.. we just found out about the lost tour so we would like to jump over and take the tour during our stay.. any advice would be super helpful since we don’t travel…well ever..Thank You!! Missy

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