Diamond Head Bike-to-Hike
To start, participants will roll onto Kapiolani Park to discover its history then head down to the WW1 Natatorium Memorial to see where famed Duke Kahanamoku and other Olympians trained. Visit a secluded green sand beach at the base of Diamond Head, roll past the Disney residence, and other marvels of wealth. Then pedal up 150 feet to the Diamond Head lighthouse and lookout. From this advantageous view, tour guests can see the surfers enjoying the placid waters of paradise. Then they will roll into the Kahala neighborhood as they ascend through WW1 Fort Rugger's military base pathway.
Next, couples will pedal up to Diamond Head tunnel 150' climb and park the bikes. The trail is a one-hour hike, 300' climb filled with interesting Hawaiian and WWI history. Next, descend to an inclusive local healthy lunch. Total distance: bike seven miles (11.2k) and hike two miles (3.2k).
Please note this tour leaves early in the morning (7 AM) to avoid crowds and the heat on the crater trial.
Duration: 4 hours
Half-day Bike and Hike to the top of Diamond Head volcanic crater rim followed by a delicious local lunch.
To start, participants will roll onto Kapiolani Park to discover its history then head down to the WW1 Natatorium Memorial to see where famed Duke Kahanamoku and other Olympians trained. Visit a secluded green sand beach at the base of Diamond Head, roll past the Disney residence, and other marvels of wealth. Then pedal up 150 feet to the Diamond Head lighthouse and lookout. From this advantageous view, tour guests can see the surfers enjoying the placid waters of paradise. Then they will roll into the Kahala neighborhood as they ascend through WW1 Fort Rugger's military base pathway.
Next, couples will pedal up to Diamond Head tunnel 150' climb and park the bikes. The trail is a one-hour hike, 300' climb filled with interesting Hawaiian and WWI history. Next, descend to an inclusive local healthy lunch. Total distance: bike seven miles (11.2k) and hike two miles (3.2k).
Please note this tour leaves early in the morning (7 AM) to avoid crowds and the heat on the crater trial.
Duration: 4 hours
