E-Bike Tours in Oahu: 5 to Book

1.Kualoa Ranch: Novice E-Bike

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 128 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $140Our pick

Ride about six miles through Kualoa and Kaʻaʻawa valleys on a pedal-assist Yamaha e-bike. Your guide leads a small group of up to eight, stopping four or five times for views, photos, ranch stories, and movie locations. You need basic mountain-bike skills, closed-toe shoes, and enough strength to pedal for two hours.

“We had neglected to read that we were to be at the check-in 45 min prior to tour time and realized it would take us nearly an hour to travel from Waikiki. Called Kualoa Ranch and they could not have been nicer in getting us rescheduled. It had been raining for a couple of days so it was muddy. We had a blast, but came out quite dirty from head to toe. Of course this was the day I decided not to pack the towels and wore white. Caitlin was a fantastic guide, extremely knowledgeable about the ranch and Hawaii and offered an extensive list of restaurants, beaches etc that…”

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2.Electric Bike Ride & Diamond Head Hike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 125 reviews · 3 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $199Top rated

Ride an e-bike from Waikiki to Diamond Head State Monument, stopping at beaches, parks, landmarks, and historic homes along the way. Your guide, often Ryan, Dave, or Robb, leads the one-hour crater hike, shares island history, and may take photos and stop for shaved ice. Bikes, helmets, and admission are included.

“We loved our time on this tour! Ryan did an excellent job leading us through the area on our e-bikes. The ride was fun and allowed us to see a number of different areas including a few Nationally Registered Historic Homes, parts of the famous Waikiki Beach front, and Diamond Head National Park. The hike views and history were worth the effort. The tour concluded with a stop for some delicious shaved ice. Great tour experience. We highly recommend! Thanks again, Ryan, for making the experience so enjoyable!!”

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3.Electric Bike Ride & Manoa Falls Hike Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 101 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $199

Ride from central Waikiki to Manoa Falls on an electric bike with guides such as Ryan and Dave. After a safety briefing and practice session, you’ll hike through tropical forest, then return through the University of Hawaii at Manoa. Groups are limited to six, with helmets, water, and guide-taken photos included.

“The e-bike and Manoa Falls tour was our favourite experience on our recent trip to Hawaii. The bikes were fantastic and whilst I was a little nervous to start, they were easy to use and so much fun!!! The hike was lovely as well and we had fantastic weather to see the waterfalls in action. We loved finding out about parts of Waikiki and Manoa on our ride up to the falls as well as the stop off at the shaved ice shop on the way back. The whole experience however was brilliant because of our amazing host Ryan Jackson. Ryan was so chill and accomodating and genuinely fun. I…”

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4.eBike Tour Honolulu Rainforest

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 73 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $128Best value

Trade Waikiki traffic for a guided 10-mile ride through Honolulu’s Tantalus rainforest. You’ll pedal Kona electric bikes up a paved rural road, stop for views, and coast back down. Guides such as Daniel, Michael, Ray, and Maikai share local history and plant knowledge. You must be at least 14, 5 feet tall, under 240 pounds, and comfortable pedaling hills.

“Maikai was a great tour guide. He taught us so much about Hawaii and how to ride EBikes. We loved the ride and all the beautiful scenery. Maikai really made it special for us being so accommodating by letting us ride at our own pace.”

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5.Diamond Head E-Bike to Hike

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 2 reviews · from $169

Join a 40-year Oahu resident for a four-hour, small-group ride from Waikiki through Kapiolani Park and Diamond Head’s coastal neighborhoods. You’ll use a 7-speed city bike, stop at historic sites and scenic lookouts, then park your bike for a steep, step-filled crater hike. Water, snacks, safety gear, and a local lunch are provided.

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