Hawaii · BIKE TOURS IN OAHU
Every trip here ends up one free day short. These 6 bike tours on oʻahu justify the day, priced and timed so the decision takes a minute.
Meet Kelly in central Waikiki for a relaxed, roughly seven-mile ride through Honolulu. Bikes, helmets, water, lunch, and five to six food tastings are included. Expect poke, fish tacos, shaved ice, malasadas, local history, and stops at family-run food spots. The ride returns to the starting point.
“Great food, knowledgeable host. Felt tour could have been a bit shorter. Enjoyed the variety of stops.”
Start at 7 a.m. in Waikiki with guide Kelly, then ride a provided 7-speed bike past Kapiolani Park, Makalei Beach, Diamond Head Lighthouse, Shangri-La, and Hawaii Five-O studios. After a 1.5-hour crater hike, stop for a local lunch before returning to Waikiki. Expect 9 to 12 miles of cycling, hills, stairs, snacks, water, and photos.
“Getting to the Diamond Head in a different way: bike! Kelly is a great guide, and makes this a super enjoyable experience. You get to know places , you wouldn't pass by in another way. The bikes are great, the trails, hiking and views totally worth it. If you like to bike , you'll have a great time. Also super cool: the pics you get of yourself 🤩🚲🙌! Thanks!”
Spend about two hours riding six miles through Kualoa and Kaʻaʻawa valleys on a pedal-assist Yamaha e-bike. Your English-speaking guide leads four or five stops for views, history, and movie locations. The route suits confident bike riders who want a relaxed outing, not a technical mountain-bike challenge.
“The whole tour was a great experience. E-bikes were easy to use and so much fun! Tour guide Jessica was so nice, helpful, informative, and an overall great individual. She made the tour so fun and enjoyable.”
Start near Waikiki with an English-speaking guide such as Ryan or Dave, ride an e-bike through beach parks and local streets, then hike Diamond Head State Monument. Expect a small group, helmet, included admission, coastal views, history, photo stops, and a moderately strenuous climb.
“Ryan was a great guide! Very attentive on bike ride and hike. We enjoyed all of the photo ops around Waikiki Beach. The hike at Diamond Head State Park had beautiful views at the top so worth the hike. What a great afternoon! Thanks Ryan”
Ride from Waikiki around Diamond Head with a small group of up to six. Your guide leads you past Kapiolani Park, Amelia Earhart Lookout, Kahala Lookout, the Ala Wai Canal, and Kalakaua Avenue. E-bikes handle the hills, while guides Ryan and Ayano add local context and take complimentary photos.
“Absolutely incredible! Our favourite tour we did on the trip. Our tour guide was the most loveliest Man.”
Start at Kuhio Village Tower for a guided e-bike ride from Waikiki along the beach and coast to Diamond Head. After locking the bikes, hike about 1.5 miles to the crater summit, with steep stairs and dramatic views. Guides such as Ryan and Dave share local history, take photos, and may finish with optional shaved ice.
“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!”
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