Experience the past, present, and future with a 13.6-mile flat-terrain bicycle tour. Pedal past Gilligan's Island, Hawaii Five-0, and Magnum PI film locations to name a few. Ride by parks, malls, and a gentrified Kaka'ako park with futuristic neighborhood murals. Visit the Aloha Tower waterfront sealife. You'll make your way to Chinatown and explore its cultural history. Taste paradise with local Hawaii fruits and popular treats. Cycle through Hawaii's Incredible State Capital, Royal Iolani Palace, King Kamehameha Statue, Kawaiha’o Church, and Mission House. Experience Elvis's last concert location and statue. Explore cool new bike paths, canoe clubs, and more on this 4-hour bike tour. *In addition, we also provide our guests with complimentary dynamic photos and a tour video as your keepsake for this experience. We care for U. Welcome to Paradise!
City: Oahu
Wed 13 Aug
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You can choose the date already on the booking website
Public transportation options are available nearby
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
Riding distance will be 13.5 miles
What To Expect
1
Waikiki Beach
We meet at this location for your tour. "Kuhio Beach Hula Mound".
Learn about the Free Hula shows and learn about the Surfing and sunning beach and its historic Banyan Tree that canopies the area.
2
Honolulu Zoo
We roll past the Honolulu zoo that has over 1000 critters. Get informative insider narration from your professional guide.
3
Ala Wai Driving Range
We roll along the edge of the golf course that is one of the most popular courses in North America. Soon to be outfitted with a Top Golf facility that will enhance the location. Informative narration is provided.
4
Ala Wai Canal
We visit areas that run along this waterway that was developed in 1929. Guests receive information about the past present and future of this Hawaii landmark that most locals don't even know.
5
Neal S. Blaisdell Center
Here we stop to see the King of Rock and Roll. This location is where Elvis Presley performed his last concert in 1973. His statue is amazing. Many other performers have shared there sounds here. Including Prince, Sting, Jack Johnson, Janet Jackson, and many others...
6
Hawaiian Mission Houses Historic Site and Archives
Hawaii's first western-style home, Brought in by a ship and constructed by the Hall Missionary family. This location also has a printing press that printed the first bible printed in the Hawaiian language.
7
Kawaiaha'o Church
Over 14,000 coral stones were used in the construction of this precious landmark. One of Hawaii's most amazing landmarks welcomes visitors every Sunday for an 8:30 am church service.
8
King Kamehameha Statue
Hawaii's great king that united the Islands is represented with this fantastic statue. Also seen in Hawaii Five-0 opening scenes this statue has been recently refurbished with real Gold paint to show his true power as a leader.
9
Iolani Palace
Iolani Palace was the royal residence of the rulers of the Kingdom of Hawaii. TheʻIolani Palace is the only royal palace on US soil and is a National Historic Landmark listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
10
Hawaii State Capitol
Constructed in 1969 this capitol building is the only open-air capitol in the entire USA. Roll through and feel the Manna ( Super Natural Powers) Hawaii's known for.
11
Aloha Tower Marketplace
We will ride up to the top of Aloha Tower via the first elevator in the pacific. Imagine the early 1900's when you would greet your family and friends as they came into the harbor via ship. Learn about the surrounding areas from your informative professional guide. See the amazing fish stock that frequent the Honolulu harbor and dazzle the guests with clear waters and healthy coral life.
12
Kaka'ako
This area of Honolulu will soon be the Dubai of the pacific, Soon construction will be everywhere, These unique mural walls have dozens of amazing paintings and artists work seen in Hawaii. We photograph our guests here with memories to last a lifetime.
13
Magic Island
This is part of Ala Moana Park, (The Peoples Park) this park was constructed in 1947 to make an unsightly landfill one of Hawaii's most visited beautiful parks. Magic Island is a reclaimed land-mass that has a history you must hear about by booking this tour.
14
Hawaii Convention Center
As we roll through our last mile we experience one of Hawaii's most beautiful pathways covered by dozens of Ficus Trees that line behind the Hawaii convention center.
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Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Reviews (64)
Thomas_W
Jan 2025
Kelly, our tour guide was excellent. His knowledge of the islands was impressive. We was very aware of others and safety of all.
benjaminh884
Dec 2024
Kelly was a wealth of knowledge and a terrific tour guide. I had seen the Supreme Court building on both editions of Hawaii Five-0 and always wanted to see that building. The capital building was different, as it does not have a dome. We saw China Town and many other historic places during this interesting and relatively flat tour.
Make sure you take this tour with Kelly-it's a once in a lifetime chance to learn much about the area.
Good luck and have fun!!
333oksanaw
Nov 2024
Fantastic time with the most knowledgable and amazing guide!! I went by myself in hopes to experience Honolulu from a local, “boots on the ground” perspective and so happy I did!! It was definitely one of the highlights of my trip! Highly recommend!!
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