Bike Tour Hawaii

Historical Honolulu Tour

Hawaii Foodie Budget Bike Tour

The route is flat and travels along bike paths, sidewalks, and back streets. The tour covers food tastings at local spots in Honolulu, with cooked fish, shaved ice, and a malasada included. The operator can adjust the menu for vegan or vegetarian guests. Each rider receives a city bike fitted with a helmet, cold water, and a small bag on the frame for a phone or wallet. Bikes are equipped with safety lights and sanitation supplies, and reflective vests are provided for visibility. The lead guide carries a first aid kit. There is no retail check-in location. Guests meet at Kuhio Beach Hula Mound, also known as Kuhio Beach Park, near a large banyan tree with a drop-off area. Wear closed-toe shoes on the ride.

Diamond Head Bike to Hike

The Diamond Head Bike to Hike starts at the Kuhio Beach Banyan Tree in Waikiki, where a guide fits riders with bikes and covers safety before the group sets off. The tour also stops near the Amelia Earhart memorial, Doris Duke's Shangri-La museum in the Black Point neighborhood, and the Hawaii FIVE-O and NCIS Hawaii filming studios. Bikes are parked at Diamond Head Crater, and the group hikes up through Hawaiian and WWI history, with views of Oahu's south and east-facing shores along the way. After the hike, the group descends for a local lunch. Bike rental, equipment, sunscreen, water, sports drinks, snacks, and lunch are all included. Gratuity is not included. The tour covers hilly terrain with elevation gain on both the bike and hike portions, so participants should come prepared. Bring hiking shoes and a camera.

Hawaiian Foodie Bike Tour

The Hawaiian Foodie Bike Tour begins at the Kuhio Beach Banyan Tree in Waikiki, where riders get fitted on their bikes and receive a safety briefing before heading out. The route passes through Kapiolani Park and makes its way to the Kaimuki-Kapahulu neighborhood, where the guide leads the group to several local diners chosen based on each rider's personal tastes. Along the way, riders sample fresh homemade local food, including malasada donuts, and learn about the history of the neighborhoods and dining spots visited. The terrain is mostly flat, and food, drinks, and snacks are all included, along with the bike rental and equipment. This tour suits food-curious travelers who want to eat where locals eat rather than sticking to tourist-area restaurants. A private option is available for those who prefer a more tailored outing. Anyone with food sensitivities or allergies should notify the guide at the time of booking. Bring sunscreen and a camera, and note that the tour is weather dependent.

Private Bike Tour Experience

The Private Bike Tour Experience is a customizable bike tour that starts in the Waikiki area of Honolulu, with the exact pickup location confirmed by text message before the tour. The route and activities are shaped around what the group wants to do, so the day can take different forms depending on the interests of those taking part. Food and drinks are included, and snacks are provided along the way. Guests are asked to bring sunscreen and a light jacket. The tour suits families and groups looking for a sightseeing outing on bikes, with options adjusted to fit different vacation plans. Because the experience is private, the itinerary can shift to match what the group prefers rather than following a fixed schedule. Before heading out, pack sunscreen to protect against the sun and a light jacket in case conditions call for one. The pickup spot is communicated directly, so checking messages ahead of the tour is a good step to take before the day begins.

Diamond Head Electric Bike to Hike

Manoa Falls Electric Bike to Hike

This tour combines an electric bike ride with a hike to Manoa Falls, starting at the Kuhio Beach Banyan Tree in Waikiki. From there, a guide leads the group along bike paths, side streets, and through neighborhoods before reaching Manoa Valley. The electric bikes are both pedal-assist and throttle-controlled, and each is fitted with a speaker system so the guide can share narration along the way. The hike into the rainforest follows a semi-groomed path with some steep and rolling terrain, rain damage in spots, and elevation gain to reach the falls. The trail passes bamboo, albizia trees, and rainforest foliage. Manoa Falls has appeared in films including Jurassic Park and Aquaman: Lost Kingdom. After the hike, the group stops at a local cafe for a meal before returning to Waikiki. Included are helmet fitting, cold water, disposable rain gear, sunscreen, bug spray, and photos and video clips delivered after the tour. Shoes that can get muddy are strongly recommended, along with a water bottle and a camera.

Tour de Foodie Honolulu

Tour de Foodie Honolulu is a bicycle tour that rolls out of Waikiki and follows a flat shoreline route through several Honolulu neighborhoods. Along the way, riders pass the location where opening scenes of Gilligan's Island were filmed, a Hawaii Five-O filming site, Kewalo harbor, Ward Village, and the Kakaako mural district. Food and drink stops are woven into the ride, and the tour wraps up with a hot or cold beverage of each rider's choosing. Snacks are included, and vegan and vegetarian options are available. A local guide provides narration covering history, real estate, and the food scene throughout the route. The tour is weather dependent, so conditions on the day can affect whether it runs. Participants meet in Honolulu at the start of the route. This tour suits travelers who want to cover ground on two wheels while sampling local food and drink culture rather than staying put in a single location.

Open House Real Estate Electric Bike Tour

This tour starts at Waikiki's Kuhio Beach Hula Mound, where riders pick up electric bikes and set out through Honolulu's beachfront neighborhoods with a local real estate professional as guide. Along the route, the group stops at select open-house properties, walks through the homes, and hears narration about the area. The schedule varies by day: Wednesday departures include a lunch, and Sunday departures wrap up with a Hawaiian cuisine dinner. Each rider receives an electric bike, helmet, sunscreen, cold water, snacks, and professional photos from the ride. Informative narration from the guide is included throughout. Backpacks are not recommended, since the bikes come with a small bag for personal items. Bringing a phone or recording device is encouraged for capturing memories along the way.

Scenic Diamond Head eBike Experience