Top Hawaii Segway Tours

Check out all the top spots on Honolulu by electric scooter, so there’s no need to walk. Meet your guide at the designated spot, put on your helmet and have a lesson on how to ride your Cycleboard, and then you’ll be on your way. Visit Kaka’ako Waterfront Park, Ala Moana Beach Park, and much more in this approximately two hour tour.

Walking tours are a great way to explore a city, but they can tire you out, particularly if you're in the hot sun. This small-group Segway tour of Honolulu gets you to spots you can't easily experience on a driving tour, in a quicker and lower impact way than exploring on foot.

Explore Oahu on a state-of-the-art hover board on this educational and active tour. Get an overview of Hawaiian history and visit several sites and landmarks on the island. Hover to the Waikiki War Memorial and Natatorium, through charming historic neighborhoods on the Gold Coast, up Diamond Head crater, and more. Along the way, sample local snacks and listen to Hawaiian music and your guide’s live commentary via an audio headset.

See the sights of Waikiki, and cover more ground than possible on foot, on this hoverboard excursion. In a small-group of no more than six people, cruise by Ala Moana Beach Park, Kewalo Basin Boat Harbor, Magic Island, and Ala Wai Canal, and more.

Roll through Honolulu without a care in the world or a curl of the toe when you hop on this guided segway tour of Magic Island Beach Park. This short stroll takes you through Honolulu’s serene beach parks including Ala Moana and Kaka’ako Waterfront Park. You’ll see Waikiki and Diamond Head in the distance as you glide over Kewalo Basin and hear you voice call back from the Echo Stone.

Perfect for travelers who are short on time, this Waikiki Introduction to Hoverboarding Tour quickly takes you to some of the area’s highlights such as Kapiolani Park, Kaimana Beach, and Queen’s Beach. Plus, you’ll learn the basics of mastering a hoverboard, too, with your guide who can help you out during the tour.

If you’re looking for a fun way to explore the coastal areas of Honolulu then this hoverboard tour is a great choice. Join a small group and glide around on the self-balancing vehicles from the Hilton Hawaiian Village Lagoon to Magic Island and Ala Moana Beach Park. These hoverboards have thick, gripped wheels meaning you can ride over sand, dirt, grass, and sidewalks.

Touring on a hoverboard lets you cover more ground than on foot but often means missing out on your guide’s narration. This guided tour of Waikiki solves that problem through a wireless audio system that connects you to your guide. Learn all about local history and culture while riding over Waikiki's sand, dirt trails, rough sidewalks, and grassy areas. Stop at hidden beaches and ride along palm tree-lined Kaimana Beach and by surf breaks.

Explore the Waikiki and Diamond head areas on a self-balancing hoverboard during this fun excursion. Join a small group and easily glide around the area's beaches, sidewalks, and grassy areas on the all-terrain hoverboard. See the area's top landmarks including Kapiolani Park, the Waikiki War Memorial, and all the way down to Diamond Head Lighthouse.

Discover the newer aspect of Hawaiian culture as you search for colorful street art on a hoverboard tour. Alongside a small group, glide around the streets on your all-terrain, self-balancing hoverboard and see giant murals painted by talented street artists. Cruise past Kakaako, Magic Island, Ala Moana Beach Park, and Ala Wai Yacht Harbor during the tour.

See Waikiki at its most picturesque (as the sun sets), and take in more sights in a shorter time than possible on foot, on this small-group hoverboard tour. Follow your guide from Waikiki to Diamond Head and (via your wireless headset) listen as they provide insights into the various landmarks you pass along the way.

Discover Honolulu’s new Kaka’ako District, full of cafes, restaurants, and wall art with this private guided Segway tour. After training on how to ride the Segway, follow your guide around to admire the many art murals around this vibrant district. Afterwards, stop at the Kaka’ako Waterfront Park to enjoy the cross-island views.