Oahu · HONOLULU SEGWAY TOURS
A shortlist you could hand to a friend flying into Honolulu: 4 honolulu segway tours, what each includes, what it costs and the one detail worth knowing before you pay.
Start outside the Honolulu Zoo for Segway training, then follow a small-group route past Kapiolani Park, historic Coconut Avenue homes, Leahi Beach Park, the lighthouse and coastal lookout points. Sidewalk Surfing Tours guides, including Japanese-speaking instructor Timo, share local history along the way.
In 2.5 hours, ride from Kaka’ako through historic Honolulu, past Kawaiahaʻo Church, ʻIolani Palace, Chinatown, and Aloha Tower, then along the waterfront. A guide such as Jeanne, Michael, or Zach shares local history over a two-way radio. The group is capped at eight; Waikiki pickup costs extra.
“Allen and Jeanne were the best. They tailored our tour to our family and spent time telling us history and making content so we just had to ride and listen! We Segway wherever we can and this was one of the best tours we have had! Thank you Segway of Hawaii, you are amazing!”
In two hours, a guide leads you by Segway from Kewalo Basin through Ala Moana Park and Kakaʻako Waterfront Park, with stops for ocean views and the Ehime Maru Memorial. You get helmet and riding practice before setting off on a flat route. Groups are limited to seven, and tours are offered in English or Japanese.
“The different spots w got to view were amazing!”
Sidewalk Surfing Tours takes you on a two-hour, small-group Segway ride through central Honolulu, from Kakaako’s murals to Iolani Palace, Chinatown, and Aloha Tower, then along Ala Moana Beach. A safety briefing and practice session are included. Tours are offered in English and Japanese; guide Timo has been praised for patient instruction and Japanese-language explanations.
“Timo was an amazing tour guide! He tailored the tour to our wishes and explained everything in detail!”
Choose a reef, a crater trail or a luau lawn.
