14-Day Itinerary
Two full weeks to experience Hawaii the right way. Explore every side of Oahu, island-hop to Maui or the Big Island, get a substantial custom tattoo, and have nearly a week of healing time before your flight.
Ideal for: Sleeve work, back pieces, multi-session projects, couples both getting tattooed, digital nomads working remotely
Settle into island life. No agenda — just beach, sunset, and an unhurried dinner. Two weeks starts now.
Surf lessons at Queens, photos at the Duke statue, free Kuhio Beach hula show at sunset, and dinner on Kalakaua Avenue.
Sunrise hike to the Diamond Head summit, then across the Pali to Lanikai and Kailua Beach. Kayak to the Mokulua Islands if conditions are calm.
Snorkeling at Hanauma Bay (reserve online), then drive the scenic east coast: Halona Blowhole, Sandy Beach for body surfing, and Makapu'u Lighthouse.
Full North Shore day: Haleiwa town for shopping and shave ice, Sunset Beach, Waimea Valley waterfall and botanical gardens, and food trucks for lunch.
Pearl Harbor memorials and the USS Arizona (tickets sell out — book early). Bishop Museum for Hawaiian culture. Chinatown walking tour and dim sum.
Ka'ena Point hike for remote, rugged coastline. Makaha Beach for a local surf experience. The Waianae coast is less touristy and more authentic — a different side of Oahu.
A slower beach day to recharge. Stop by our studio to meet your artist, discuss your design, and finalize placement. Tomorrow you go big; the day after, you ink.
Go big today — kayaking, zip-lining at CLIMB Works, or a helicopter tour over the Ko'olau mountains. This is your last high-adrenaline day before your session.
Full-day session for larger or more detailed pieces. Our artists can work 6-8 hour sessions for substantial custom work — sleeves, back panels, and Polynesian pieces.
Honolulu Museum of Art, Iolani Palace (the only royal palace on US soil), and a long lunch in Chinatown. All indoors, all tattoo-safe.
Ala Moana Center, Royal Hawaiian Center, International Market Place — retail therapy with air conditioning. Your tattoo stays cool and protected while you hunt for souvenirs.
A shaded food crawl through Honolulu's best: poke bowls, shave ice, plate lunches, and hot malasadas. All indoor or covered — your tattoo heals while you eat your way across the island.
Your tattoo is healing beautifully. One last sunrise on the lanai, a final shave ice, and a gentle stroll before heading to the airport. You're leaving with the best souvenir — a piece of Hawaii on your skin. A hui hou.

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Surfing & ocean swimming
Saltwater irritates fresh ink
Hiking Diamond Head
Sweat + sun exposure on fresh tattoos
Snorkeling & diving
Submerging a fresh tattoo risks infection
Beach sunbathing
UV damages fresh tattoo pigment
Tattoo-safe activities
Shopping at Ala Moana
Indoor, air-conditioned, tattoo-safe
Food tour & restaurants
No sun or water exposure
Luau & cultural shows
Evening events, minimal sun risk
Photography & sightseeing
Gentle activity, stay in shade






Front-load your ocean time, then book your session for Day 10. Share your dates and we'll handle the rest.
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