Hawaii · BIKE TOURS IN HONOLULU
Every trip has one free day too few. These 7 bike tours in Honolulu justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Start at Waikiki’s Kuhio Beach and ride 13.5 mostly flat miles through parks, canals, Kaka’ako, Chinatown, and downtown Honolulu. Guide Kelly supplies bikes, helmets, water, snacks, local fruit, history, and frequent photo stops for groups of up to 10.
“Kelly was our guide and he was awesome. Informative, patient, and very knowledgeable. 100% recommend to anyone!”
Trade Waikiki traffic for a guided 10-mile e-bike ride through Honolulu’s Tantalus rainforest. You’ll pedal uphill on a rural paved road, stop for views and local stories, then coast back down. Guides such as Daniel, Michael, Ray, and Maiki help with bike setup and pacing. Pickup from Waikiki costs $25.
“Awesome time!!! The ride was great with some incredible views. First time riding this type of pedal assist bike and they are great. Can't say enough about our guide, he made it even better, would definitely recommend if you looking for a chance to get out of the city for a bit.”
Join Paradise Pedals for a 2.5-hour private bike tour from Queen Street to Honolulu Beerworks, Hana Koa Brewing Co., and Waikiki Brewing Company. You’ll pedal with music, hear about local and international street art, and buy your own beer at each stop. Guides may include Daniel or Aina.
“It was great all the places we stop where very good it was very fun experience , we where doing this with our daughter on her birthday and she had a blast”
Pick up an e-bike at Hawaiian Style Rentals & Sales on Lemon Road at 8:30 am. Staff will fit you with a helmet, lock, and custom map, then help plan a route to Diamond Head, Manoa Falls, Kahala, or Hawaii Kai. Keep the bike for one day or up to seven.
“The best way to get around the city with a double battery on their fabulous E bikes along with the friendly staff and service make this a no-brainer to rent on your next trip to Waikiki. You can replace the batteries each day if you don’t wanna bring a charger or a dolphin as needed. Highly recommend.”
Start at Kuhio Beach at 1 p.m. for a private, four-and-a-half-hour bike tour with guide Kelly. Ride from Waikiki through historic Honolulu, Kaka'ako, and Ala Moana while tasting fish tacos, Hawaiian pizza, kalua pork sliders, and shave ice.
“Ok that trip was awesome! My family of five always does foodie tours at the beginning of our vacations to kind of get a lay of the land. This trip did not disappoint and two of my kids are not avid bike riders. Kelly does a great job keeping us safe and taking us to the best local food to enjoy in Honolulu. We toured all around Waikiki, enjoyed amazing food and dessert and learned about life in Waikiki! One of the best foodie tours ever!”
You’ll ride from Waikiki along the beach and toward Diamond Head, then hike the crater with an English-speaking guide such as Ryan or Dave. The 3.5-hour tour is limited to six people and includes an e-bike, helmet, water, photos, and hike arrangements. Shaved ice is optional.
“We had a really great time touring the area of Diamond Head with Dave, and then hiking up the crater. It took me a few awkward moments to learn how to ride the E bike, which is quite heavy. But I quickly got the hang of it and it was fine after that. The hike itself is quite strenuous. We are fit people, and it was challenging for me. I would not recommend for people who are out of shape or for families with very young children. The views from the top are spectacular and worth the hike up. Highly recommend!”
Pick up a 500-watt, seven-speed electric bike at Hele On Waikiki and ride for one, two, four, or seven hours. You receive a helmet, lock, map, and service in English, then choose your own route around Waikiki, Diamond Head, and nearby neighborhoods.
“Had a great time exploring. First we followed the suggested map and then we just explored the different neighborhoods and areas.”
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