Poipu and Koloa E-Bike Scenic Tour on Kauai
by BikeIt Poipu
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$334Overview
This guided e-bike tour covers 14 to 15 miles around the Poipu and Koloa areas on Kauai over about 2 to 3 hours. Riders use Specialized Turbo Como electric bikes that provide pedal assistance to make cycling easier. The tour starts early in the morning at Shipwreck Beach, where participants receive bike setup, instructions, and safety information. The route includes stops at 5 to 6 locations for photo opportunities and brief talks about local history, Hawaiian folklore, and current community events. Stops include Koloa Plantation, the last sugar mill still operating in Koloa, where the guide explains the plantation’s history and the ethnic groups that worked there. Next is a short visit to Saint Raphael Catholic Church, the oldest Catholic church on Kauai, built in 1841. The tour also pauses at Prince Kuhio’s Birthplace to discuss his role in Hawaiian history. The group visits Spouting Horn to learn about the blowhole’s history and related folklore; restrooms and a water fountain are available here. The ride passes Hanaka‘ape Bay, a former busy port, with commentary on its significance. Finally, the tour stops at Poipu Beach, known as a family-friendly beach on Kauai. The group size is limited to seven to keep the experience personal, with knowledgeable local guides leading the route. Each bike has an audio system for safety prompts and guide commentary during the ride. Helmets and waterproof bags are provided.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Shipwreck Beach
The tour begins at Shipwreck Beach where participants receive their e-bikes, get instructions on how to use them, and hear safety information before starting the ride.
5 min
Koloa
A brief stop at Koloa Plantation, the last operating sugar mill on Kauai, where the guide explains the plantation’s history and the diverse ethnic groups who worked in the sugar industry.
5 min
Saint Raphael Catholic Church
A short visit to Saint Raphael Catholic Church, the oldest Catholic church on Kauai, established in 1841, with a quick historical overview.
5 min
Koloa
A stop to discuss Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole Piikoi’s role and influence in Hawaiian history.
5 min
Spouting Horn
The tour pauses at Spouting Horn blowhole for history and Hawaiian folklore related to the site; there are restrooms and a water fountain available here.
5 min
Hanaka‘ape Bay
The ride passes by Hanaka‘ape Bay with commentary about its past as a once-bustling port on Kauai.
Poipu
A stop at Poipu Beach, which is known as one of the most family-friendly beaches on Kauai.
5 min
Meeting point
We will meet & check in at 7:15 am at cul-de-sac right before Shipwreck's Beach. You will see our big white van and black e-bikes.
End point
We will meet & check in at 7:15 am at cul-de-sac right before Shipwreck's Beach. You will see our big white van and black e-bikes.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Poipu and Koloa E-Bike Scenic Tour on Kauai
by BikeIt Poipu
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$334Overview
This guided e-bike tour covers 14 to 15 miles around the Poipu and Koloa areas on Kauai over about 2 to 3 hours. Riders use Specialized Turbo Como electric bikes that provide pedal assistance to make cycling easier. The tour starts early in the morning at Shipwreck Beach, where participants receive bike setup, instructions, and safety information. The route includes stops at 5 to 6 locations for photo opportunities and brief talks about local history, Hawaiian folklore, and current community events. Stops include Koloa Plantation, the last sugar mill still operating in Koloa, where the guide explains the plantation’s history and the ethnic groups that worked there. Next is a short visit to Saint Raphael Catholic Church, the oldest Catholic church on Kauai, built in 1841. The tour also pauses at Prince Kuhio’s Birthplace to discuss his role in Hawaiian history. The group visits Spouting Horn to learn about the blowhole’s history and related folklore; restrooms and a water fountain are available here. The ride passes Hanaka‘ape Bay, a former busy port, with commentary on its significance. Finally, the tour stops at Poipu Beach, known as a family-friendly beach on Kauai. The group size is limited to seven to keep the experience personal, with knowledgeable local guides leading the route. Each bike has an audio system for safety prompts and guide commentary during the ride. Helmets and waterproof bags are provided.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Shipwreck Beach
The tour begins at Shipwreck Beach where participants receive their e-bikes, get instructions on how to use them, and hear safety information before starting the ride.
5 min
Koloa
A brief stop at Koloa Plantation, the last operating sugar mill on Kauai, where the guide explains the plantation’s history and the diverse ethnic groups who worked in the sugar industry.
5 min
Saint Raphael Catholic Church
A short visit to Saint Raphael Catholic Church, the oldest Catholic church on Kauai, established in 1841, with a quick historical overview.
5 min
Koloa
A stop to discuss Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole Piikoi’s role and influence in Hawaiian history.
5 min
Spouting Horn
The tour pauses at Spouting Horn blowhole for history and Hawaiian folklore related to the site; there are restrooms and a water fountain available here.
5 min
Hanaka‘ape Bay
The ride passes by Hanaka‘ape Bay with commentary about its past as a once-bustling port on Kauai.
Poipu
A stop at Poipu Beach, which is known as one of the most family-friendly beaches on Kauai.
5 min
Meeting point
We will meet & check in at 7:15 am at cul-de-sac right before Shipwreck's Beach. You will see our big white van and black e-bikes.
End point
We will meet & check in at 7:15 am at cul-de-sac right before Shipwreck's Beach. You will see our big white van and black e-bikes.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.