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Historic Downtown Honolulu E-Bike Adventure

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Person Ages 15+
$199
Person + Japanese Speaking Guide (exclusive) Ages 15+
$199
Private Tour (exclusive) Ages 15+
$229

Experience Historic Downtown Honolulu E-Bike Adventure with Segway of Hawaii!

Learning to ride an E-Bike is easy and breezy with our E-Bike Leaders and once our lesson is complete, we ride the streets towards historic downtown Honolulu with our first stop at the waterfront of Honolulu Harbor and Aloha Tower – with her 12-stories, was the tallest building in Hawaii when built in 1926. Here we will also see the restored coral reef and the fish that come into the Harbor now to feed. This is where the cruise ships of old and new port from their Pacific Ocean crossings.

We then ride into Chinatown where we’ll get to explore the Oahu Marketplace filled with fresh, local produce, fish and meats and shops and the first noodle factories that came to Hawaii a century ago.

We then ride to the State Capitol, the Korean War Memorial and the Viet Nam War Memorial, stopping to see Washington Place – the home to Hawaii’s Governor, and onto the grounds of Iolani Palace – the only Palace on American soil, built in the 1880’s by King David Kalakaua, Hawaii’s last male Monarch and which housed, Queen Liliuokalani, Hawaii’s last reigning Monarch who was incarcerated in the Palace by the American’s who overthrew the Hawaiian Government in 1893.

We’ll also stop by the glorious King Kamehameha Statue fronting the Courthouse and see Honolulu’s first church – the Kawaiahao Church built in 1882 by Hawaii’s Missionaries, along with the Mission Houses next door that were the first Western-style buildings built in Hawaii.

From downtown we head towards the beachfront of stunning Kaka’ako Waterfront Park with her majestic promenade and cross-island views and ultimately return to our starting point.

Included with Adventure: Hawaiian sweet treat, cold bottle of water, two-way-radio-headset, colorful helmet and cold oshiburi.