Electric Bike to Hike Diamond Head Crater in Honolulu

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Difficulty

moderate

Duration

3–4 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for individuals with basic fitness who can handle a 3.5-mile bike ride combined with a moderate hike up volcanic terrain.

Overview

Combine electric biking and hiking in an exclusive tour of Diamond Head Crater, featuring stunning views, local insights, and keepsake photos. Discover Honolulu's volcanic beauty with ease and comfort.

Honolulu, Hawaii

Diamond Head Electric Bike to Hike

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Date

Sat, Nov 1

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Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Embark on an unforgettable Electric Bike to Hike Diamond Head adventure, covering 3.5 miles into a stunning volcanic crater. Enjoy breathtaking views of Honolulu, refreshing snacks, and a local lunch. Led by a seasoned Hawaii resident, this unique experience includes photos and a keepsake video, ensuring memories last a lifetime.

"Attention" As of January 6th through July 25th 2025 we will not run the 1pm Experience, The 7 am booking will remain available. Roll through hills easily as our Electric Bike to Hike Diamond Head experience travels 3.5 miles into the Diamond Head crater from Waikiki. We hike to the top of Hawaii's favorite dormant volcano displaying breathless Honolulu views. We supply ice-cold water, snacks, and an inclusive local lunch to finish your day in Paradise. Bike Tour Hawaii also provides photos and a keepsake video of your experience. Lead by a professional 40-year Hawaii resident. Breathe Paradise with Electric Bike Tour Hawaii. We care for U.

Adventure Tips

Wear comfortable hiking shoes

Choose sturdy, breathable shoes with good grip for the crater hike.

Bring sun protection

Use sunscreen and wear a hat as much of the trail is exposed to the sun.

Stay hydrated

Carry a refillable water bottle; hydration stations are limited along the trail.

Charge your camera or phone

Ensure your devices are fully charged to capture stunning views and video keepsakes.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Nene goose
Hawaiian hawk ('Io)

History

Diamond Head, known as Lēʻahi in Hawaiian, is a dormant volcanic tuff cone that has served as a military lookout point since the early 1900s.

Conservation

Efforts are in place to protect native plants and wildlife around Diamond Head, with visitors encouraged to stay on designated trails to minimize impact.