Bicycle Tours (Outdoor Adventures), Oahu tours & activities, fun things to do in Oahu | HawaiiActivities.com
The most eco-friendly way to see Oahu, bicycle tours take you to Diamond Head, down Mt.Tantalus, and around Kualoa Ranch for an active and fun way to explore the island. Feel the wind rush past your face as you cruise downhill or pedal through a dirt trail. While you need to know how to ride to participate in these activities, the rides themselves are fairly easy, allowing you to focus on your environment and take in the sights.
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The most eco-friendly way to see Oahu, bicycle tours take you to Diamond Head, down Mt.Tantalus, and around Kualoa Ranch for an active and fun way to explore the island. Feel the wind rush past your face as you cruise downhill or pedal through a dirt trail. While you need to know how to ride to participate in these activities, the rides themselves are fairly easy, allowing you to focus on your environment and take in the sights.
Experience the sights, sounds and smells of the iconic Kualoa Jurassic Valley on a leisurely e-Bike tour. Visit Hollywood movie and TV filming sights. Electric motor assisted mountain bikes are great for riders of all skill and fitness levels.
See the island from on two wheels with Bike Hawaii's mountain bike adventures in Oahu! For beginners, take an easy downhill ride. For more experienced riders, ride a biking trail at North Shore. For those who want a challenge, Maunawili trail awaits!
Hiking, biking, and snorkeling - three of the funnest outdoor activities to do in Hawaii! These adventure combo tours feature the beauty of Oahu from the mountains to the ocean. Bike & snorkel, bike & hike, or do all three! And lunch is included!
Bike from Waikiki to Diamond Head, Hawaii's most recognized landmark, followed by a hike to the top of a dormant volcano to enjoy stunning panoramic views.
