"Tour de Honolulu" Foodie Bike Tour

Overview

Get a real taste of Honolulu while enjoying Hawaii's outdoors. This Foodie-Historical bike tour is a 12-mile flat course through Honolulu's Culinary, Historical, and Hawaiian culture. We leave the Waikiki concrete jungle with nature surrounding our shoreline glide. Stops include Gilligan's Island opening scenes, Hawaii Five-0 film locations Hawaii; 's new neighborhood Ward Village, and Kakaako Murals. This tour includes historical narration, real estate information, foodie stops for your enhanced vacation experience. Vegan and vegetarian options are available (customizable). We also provide complimentary dynamic photos and a tour video as your keepsake for this experience. Most tours are private. We care for U. Welcome to Paradise!

City: Oahu

Sun 05 Oct

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Starting at $189.00

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Sun 05 Oct

Starting at $189.00

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Bottled water

Tour escort/host

Use of bicycle

Use of helmet

Live commentary on board

Coffee and/or Tea

Food tasting

Additional Info

Public transportation options are available nearby
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

What To Expect

Ala Wai Canal

Historic Canal built in 1929, This canal is a major feature of the Waikiki neighborhood

Ala Wai Driving Range

We roll past the most popular golf course in North America.

Neal S. Blaisdell Center

We visit Elvis Presley's statue when he performed is last concert in 1973.

Hawaiian Mission Houses Historic Site and Archives

The first western-style home built in Hawaii. Broght from Massachusetts in 1820-1821

Iolani Palace

Roll around the only Royal Palace in the United States.

Hawaii State Capitol

Experience the only open-air state capitol in America with unique out of the box architecture.

Kaka'ako

The Future of Oahu-Honolulu. This neighborhood will set the bar for the world with a build-out that rivals the finest cities. Roll through exotic murals and this new development.

Ala Moana Beach Park

Hawaii's Park for the people of Hawaii. This 100-acre park was built in 1948. Many activities available.

Hawaii Convention Center

Established in the 1990's this convention center has over 1,000,000 sq ft of floor space.

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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 (9)

P5166IDrobinw

Feb 2023

Do this early in your trip and learn all the best local cuisine stops so you can enjoy throughout your stay!! Kelly was my guide- Charisma central. so informative about local culture, didn’t know a stranger. Made you feel part of the “Hawaiian family”. Excellent bikes in great shape. Had a speaker on from of handlebars to point out local features-so communication was awesome. Tried many different type of cuisine- all wonderful! Some not my cup of tea- but I got to try! Kelly provided wonderful video at the end capturing the day and a list of the links to the restaurants for future reference. Fun! Highly recommended! Bon Appetit!

epayette79

Oct 2022

Bike tour with stops at cafes and bakeries that represented local Hawaiian foods. Great variety with history sprinkled in.

alancZ1121EK

Sep 2022

Food: Excellent. Got a varied taste of what the island has to offer, in places I probably wouldn't have found on my own. Cycling is a great way to get to know Waikiki. There were a couple of slight inclines, but no one had any trouble riding the short distances between stops (even with full bellies!). The tour guide is very welcoming, and combines his personal stories of life in Hawaii with facts, history, and localized tips. Recommended for all visitors to Waikiki, particularly first-timers.