Hawaii · SEGWAY TOURS
The 4 best segway tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Spend two hours riding a Segway around Diamond Head with a live English or Japanese-speaking guide. After training, you pass Kapiolani Park, the Waikiki Aquarium, Coconut Avenue, Leahi Beach Park, the lighthouse, Emilia Earhart Lookout, Red Wings Memorial Park, and Fort Ruger. Timo is one guide praised for clear bilingual instruction.
Ride from Kakaʻako through Honolulu’s royal district, Chinatown, downtown, Aloha Tower, and the waterfront. You’ll hear guides such as Jeanne, Michael, and Zach through a two-way headset while covering far more ground than on foot. The 2.5-hour tour is limited to eight people, with Waikiki transfers available for $20 per person.
“What an enjoyable morning learning about the history of the islands. Michael, your were entertaining, knowledgeable and interesting to have as our guide. Thank you for being our photographer as well. The small group was fun to be with. No one was lost at the end of the single file. We definitely will do more Segway tours.”
Ride a Segway with a live English or Japanese-speaking guide from Kewalos Basin Park through Ala Moana Park, Magic Island, and Kaka'ako. You will see Diamond Head, Waikiki, Ala Moana Beach, Point Panic, and the Ehime Maru Memorial. The route is flat, training is included, and groups are limited to seven people.
“The different spots w got to view were amazing!”
Glide from Kaka'ako to historic Honolulu with a guide such as Timo, who leads in fluent English or Japanese. After practice and safety instruction, you’ll see murals, Mission Houses, Iolani Palace, Chinatown, Aloha Tower, and more, then finish beside Ala Moana Beach. Groups are limited to seven.
“Timo was an amazing tour guide! He tailored the tour to our wishes and explained everything in detail!”
Pick a reef, a crater or a coast road.
