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Renting Mopeds in Hawaii: The Cool and Fast Way to Get Around

by on Feb 19, 2016
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Renting mopeds in Hawaii allows you to whiz around the islands at your own pace is a great way to experience the real islands.

Mopeds in Hawaii are easy to find, easy to rent, and affordable. And they can make your vacation on the islands even more exciting.

Before you hire one, however, you must know that you must always wear a helmet, follow the signs of the road, drive safely and keep under the speed limit. And always make sure you lock your bike if you leave it anywhere.

Once you understand these rules of the road you are ready to ride.

And to help you get started on your moped adventure, here are some ideas for possible trips across the islands:

Oahu Moped Tips

If you are staying on Oahu you have to drive along some of the island’s highways, which offer beautiful views of the coastline.

In fact, with a moped you could explore the whole island of Oahu in just a few days.

Make sure you take the Kalanianaole Highway to Hanauma Bay. The ride takes around 45 minutes to an hour, and will take you past some pretty neighborhoods. You can explore Diamond Head and continue on to the perfect Hanauma Bay, known for its fantastic snorkeling opportunities.

When you reach Hanauma Bay you can take an organised Hanauma Bay Snorkel Tour to discover Oahu’s underwater world. The tour takes place in the morning and the afternoon. It provides you with all of the equipment and instructions you will need to enjoy your snorkel in Oahu.

Maui Moped Tips

Spend a whole day on Maui taking the famous road to Hana.

Just be careful, this road is extremely windy and has some hairpin turns you must be cautious on. Take it slowly and stop as often as you need to in safe places along the way.

Start your journey in the town of Kahului and then head onto the Hana Highway.

Make stops along the way at Wai’anapanapa State Park, where you can enjoy a lunch on its black sandy beach. And make sure you stop to cool down at one of the many waterfalls that line the route.

Take some time to stop and enjoy the Haleakala National Park while you are in Maui.

HawaiiDiscount.com offers an incredible sunrise tour of the 10-023-foot-high Haleakala volcano. The sunrise tour provides a complimentary breakfast and admission to the park, as well as some spectacular scenery of Maui.

Kauai

Take on the “garden isle” of Kauai on your moped and you won’t regret it.

The breathtaking island is tropical and green, and a ride along the highways always offer incredible views of the island’s scenery. You can tackle the island in one day, although it’s best if you can allow two days for this adventure.

Start in Kapaa and follow the Kuhio Highway to the north of the island. The highway follows the northern shore, which has all kinds of beautiful stop offs, such as the Kilauea Point National Wildlife Refuge.

Here you can spot spinner dolphins playing in the water. Make sure to spend some time in Princeville and finish at Hanalei Bay, an incredibly relaxing surf-beach.

When you arrive in Hanalei Bay make sure you try something new.

HawaiiDiscount.com offers a number of exciting tours and activities from the bay, including snorkel tours and boat tours to see the dolphins. Some tours will even take you out to the “forbidden isle” of Niihau, a privately-owned island that crystal clear waters that you are allowed to snorkel in.

 

For more information on renting mopeds in Hawaii or to book a Hawaii vacation activity, visit HawaiiDiscount.com today. Hawaii Discount offers the internet’s largest selection of Hawaii vacation activities at the lowest prices.

Please remember that popular activities sell out frequently. We recommend making reservations well in advance of your trip.

To book an affordable Hawaii tour or activity, call 1-866-482-9775 today.

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