moderate
6–8 hours
Participants should be reasonably fit to paddle and bike for several hours, with basic endurance and balance.
Discover Hawaii’s Popoia Island with a full-day guided kayak and e-bike tour that blends serene paddling through Kaneohe Bay with an electric bike ride across island trails. This unique adventure offers intimate encounters with coral reefs, native wildlife, and volcanic landscapes—all just minutes from Kailua.
All Day • Ages 16+ • E-Bike, Ocean Kayak, Snorkel & Beach Time
Join our guided kayak tour to Popoia Island, where adventure awaits just off Kailua Beach! Perfect for beginners, this experience includes kayaking, snorkeling with sea turtles, and a nature hike. Enjoy a day filled with beach activities, delicious lunch, and unforgettable encounters in Oahu's stunning waters. Reserve your spot today!
8am - 4:30pm
Embark on an enchanting adventure with our guided kayak tour, perfect for beginners, to Popoia Island. Just a short paddle from the breathtaking Kailua Beach, our expert guides will warmly welcome you into our Ohana. They'll guide you to Oahu's smallest off-shore island, where you can anticipate exciting encounters with sea turtles and vibrant fish. Come enjoy kayaking and snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters.
Transporting the kayaks to the beach is a breeze with our electric bikes and kayak trailers. The Tandem Kayaks fit one or two people and include life vests, seat backs, and paddles.
Please arrive 30 minutes before your tour
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Book now to experience guided kayaking to Popoia Island. Permits are limited, so reserve your tour in advance!
Bring plenty of water and wear a hat and sunscreen for this full-day outdoor adventure in tropical Hawaii.
Keep your electronics and valuables dry during the kayaking portion by using a dry bag.
Choose footwear that is comfortable both for kayaking and for biking on uneven island trails.
Ensure your electric bike is fully charged before the tour to enjoy uninterrupted riding through the island.
Popoia Island and Kaneohe Bay have long been inhabited by Native Hawaiians, with a rich tradition of fishing and voyaging in outrigger canoes.
The marine sanctuary status of Kaneohe Bay protects coral reefs and wildlife; visitors are encouraged to respect ecological guidelines, including no touching of corals.
Protects you from Hawaii’s intense tropical sun during both kayak and bike segments.
summer specific
Keeps belongings safe and dry during the kayak portion of the trip.
Footwear suitable for water activities and trail riding is key for comfort and safety.
Keeps you hydrated throughout the full-day adventure.