Hawaii Black History Tours

African American Diversity Cultural Center Hawaii (AADCCH) - Reservations - 808-597-1341
Email: aadcch@aadcch.org

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    Hawai`i Black historical sites are hidden treasures in paradise.  Explore this rich history with a cultural historian as your guide.  Learn about this history which is an integral part of the Hawaiian culture since the 17th century. (See Home Page) For Black Sites

    The length of the tour is two and half  hours.  Included in tour are historic Hawaiian sites: Queen Liliukalani's home during annexation, the Iolani Palace (only one in the U.S.A.), Aliiolani Building, the home of the Hawaii Supreme Court was the home of King Kamehameha V.
     
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Explore Hawai`i Black History Tours with us. It's one of the islands hidden untold stories.  This is a unique experience for all visitors to the islands.   The people consist of an amalgamation of ethnic cultures living and working  together in the spirit of aloha. Where did they come from? Many people of African descent came aboard merchant and whaling ships in the middle of the 1700s. They came from Cape Verde Islands off the coast of West Africa, Brazil, Caribbean, Mexico and the mainland United States. Visitors will learn how the Native Hawaiians welcome their new friends before the arrival of the missionaries in 1820.

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