• Honolulu Hale (City Hall) - The journey begins at the charming cluster of historic buildings known as the Mission Houses, constructed in 1820 by Hawaii’s pioneering missionaries. Nearby, visitors can explore Hawaii’s first church, also established in 1820, the historic Kawaiahao Church, and its graveyard, the resting place of many of Hawaii’s former Ali’i (royalty). Across King Street, Honolulu Hale (Honolulu’s City Hall) can be seen.
• King Kamehameha Statue - The tour continues to the gold-adorned King Kamehameha Statue, one of only three in existence, located in front of Hawaii’s State Supreme Court building, which once served as the seat of Hawaii’s government when it was an independent nation.
• Iolani Palace - Crossing King Street, the tour enters the grounds of Iolani Palace and Royal Barracks, the only palace on American soil, built by King Kalakaua. Today, it serves as a fascinating museum. The tour glides around the Palace, admiring the magnificent banyan trees, and stops at the Queen Lili’uokalani Statue. Queen Lili’uokalani was Hawaii’s last reigning Monarch before her government was overthrown by the Americans.
• Hawaii State Capitol - Behind the Palace, the tour glides to Hawaii’s State Capitol Building, known for its distinctive architecture and more.
• Chinatown - The tour proceeds past Hawaii’s State Art Museum and along the historic Hotel Street, known for its vibrant history, to Chinatown’s Shopping Mall, featuring noodle factories, open markets, and a diverse population from around the globe.
• Bishop Museum - The tour then heads to Honolulu’s ‘Wall Street’ – Bishop Street – along Merchant Street, the first paved street in Honolulu, showcasing artistic buildings and historic transportation structures over 150 years old.
• Honolulu Harbor - The tour continues to Honolulu Harbor and the iconic Aloha Tower, which, when constructed in 1926, was the tallest building in Hawaii. Visitors can also view the restored coral reef and the fish that now gather nearby. This segment of the tour offers a journey through Hawaii’s history while enjoying modern technology.
• Kaka’ako Waterfront Park - The tour glides back toward the ocean and Kaka’ako Waterfront Park, with its impressive Promenade, observing surfers at Point Panic, and ascends the hill to see the Ehime Maru Memorial and the Echo Stone.
• Ala Moana Beach Park - The tour concludes by gliding back to the starting point along the ocean in Ala Moana Regional Beach Park, providing a beautiful end to the tour. This experience offers a unique glide through the history of 19th Century Honolulu and how it has influenced the culture of modern-day Honolulu.

• Bottled water
• Expert tour guide
• Colorful helmet
• Two-way radio headset

• Gratuity for your tour guide is not included in tour price and is greatly appreciated.
• Round-trip transfer from Waikiki to Kaka’ako - $20 Per Person

Discover the rich history and culture of Honolulu with Segway of Hawaii on a 2.5 to 3-hour tour! Begin with an engaging lesson, then glide to the historic Mission Houses, Kawaiahao Church, and Iolani Palace. Visit the King Kamehameha Statue, the State Capitol, and the lively Chinatown, passing by Hotel and Bishop Streets, and view Honolulu Harbor and Aloha Tower. Continue through Ala Moana Beach Park, taking in the ocean views and tropical landscapes. Observe surfers at Point Panic, visit the Ehime Maru Memorial, Echo Stone, and enjoy panoramic cross-island views. Learn about Hawaii’s royal heritage and spot whales during the winter season. Reserve your Segway adventure today for a truly unique historical experience!

• We have four (4) pick up locations in Waikiki and if you wish transportation, there is a fee of $20 per person for round-trip transfer from Waikiki to Kaka’ako. Please contact Segway of Hawaii-Kaka’ako to schedule pick-up.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.