Honolulu cityscape, Honolulu, Hawaii. Zetong Li@Unsplash

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Honolulu, HI bike tours

Hawaii represents the ultimate holiday destination on many travelers' bucket lists, and with good reason - these tropical islands abound with lush rainforests, golden beaches, and a prevailing atmosphere of paradisal tranquility.


Uniquely positioned in the Pacific Ocean, Hawaii's islands offer an incredible wealth of vacation experiences. First settled by Polynesian people 1,500 years ago, Hawaii's islands developed rich culture, arts, and governmental structures including the unique ahupua'a system of land division and the rulership of ali'i (chiefs). In 1810, King Kamehameha unified the Hawaiian Islands, while the 19th century saw increasing western influence as sugar plantations were established. In 1893, the monarchy was overthrown, and Hawaii was annexed by the United States in 1898.

Located on the third largest island, Oahu, the state’s capital, Honolulu, is the perfect location to take a bike tour. Begin from the world famous Waikiki Beach and discover the historic sites of Honolulu by bike. Or, head out of the city and pedal towards the peaceful burbling of the enchanting Manoa Falls. For a total immersion into Hawaiian culture, take a guided food tour to get a taste of local delicacies such as the state fish and malasada donuts. Honolulu, you'll soon find, has it all!

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Historic Honolulu Bike Tour

Honolulu, HI · from $135.08 USD

4 hours, 14 miles
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Rider Level: Leisure
Rider Level: Leisure
5/5 (1)
4 hours, 14 miles

Days Start Finish
Daily 7:00 am ~11:00 am

Description:
Beginning at the world famous Waikiki Beach, the Historic Honolulu Bike Tour immerses you in the very best of a city that was once a retreat for Hawaiian royalty and is today a dream destination for travelers from around the world. Your route on this day…

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Diamond Head Hike & Bike Tour Honolulu

Honolulu, HI · from $156.02 USD

4 hours, 10 miles
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Rider Level: Leisure
Rider Level: Leisure
4 hours, 10 miles

Days Start Finish
Daily 7:00 am ~11:00 am

Description:
Begin at Waikiki Beach, pedal on to Kapiolani Park, then ascend the Diamond Head Crater for panoramic views of Oahu on this hike and bike tour. Along the route of this family-friendly day tour you’ll take in sites including the WW1 Natatorium Memorial…

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Manoa Falls E-Bike & Hike Tour Honolulu

Honolulu, HI · from $187.46 USD

4.5 hours, 11.5 miles
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Rider Level: Leisure Electric bike tours
Rider Level: Leisure Electric bike tours
4.5 hours, 11.5 miles

Days Start Finish

Description:
Take an e-bike tour through Manoa Valley combined with a hike to Manoa Falls, a stunning 150-foot waterfall surrounded by lush tropical greenery. Experience the best of Hawaii's lush verdancy and breathtaking scenery on this hike and bike tour from…

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Hawaiian Cuisine Bike Tour Honolulu

Honolulu, HI · from $197.91 USD

4 hours, 7 miles
5/5 (1)
Rider Level: Leisure
Rider Level: Leisure
5/5 (1)
4 hours, 7 miles

Days Start Finish
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday 1:00 pm ~5:00 pm

Description:
Take a guided tour of Hawaii's gastronomy by bike! Beginning at Waikiki Beach before pedaling through Kapiolani Park, this day tour takes you on an excursion to several exceptional restaurants. Located in the Kaimuki-Kapahulu area of Honolulu, these…

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Honolulu Shoreline Bike Tour with Food Tastings

Honolulu, HI · from $208.38 USD

4 hours, 8 miles
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Rider Level: Leisure
Rider Level: Leisure
4 hours, 8 miles

Days Start Finish
Tuesday, Thursday & Sunday · Jun 25, 2023–Dec 31, 2023 1:00 pm ~5:00 pm
Tuesday, Thursday & Sunday · Jan 2–Jun 18 8:00 am ~12:00 pm

Please arrive for the tour 10 minutes before departure time.

Description:
Wend your way out of Waikiki's bustling center on this bike tour along Oahu's coast, with scenic stops and delectable Hawaiian cuisine en route. Your guided tour takes in several sights, including the location of some iconic scenes from TV and film…

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