Hanauma Bay Snorkeling Tour & Koko Head Hike

BEAUTIFUL COASTAL RIDE TO Oahu BEST SNORKELING SPOT

The ride to Hanauma Bay Natural Reserve and State Park is a beautiful 12-mile coastal route. Parking is free and always available for mopeds and bicycles. There is a minimal $12 entry (free for locals and kids 12 & under) and the State of Hawaiʻi requires that every guest watch a short educational orientation video. Starting in April 2021, reservations must be made up to 48 in advance for up to 10 people (5 adults and/or 5 kids) to book your orientation video time slot. Snorkel gear is available for rent at the park for $20, or you can bring your own gear. Visit the Hanauma Bay State Park website for more information and to make your reservation.

Hanauma Bay is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.

When you’re done snorkeling, try out a hike to the top of Koko Head Crater or keep exploring the East side of O’ahu, all the way to Kailua and Lanikai.

DIRECTIONS:

Head towards the ocean on Kapahulu Ave.
Turn Left on Kalākaua Ave.

Ride past the Waikiki Aquarium and the War Memorial on the right, and Kapi’olani Park on the left. After the water fountain, continue straight and explore the historic homes on Coconut Ave. until it intersects Diamond Head Road.

Turn Right on Diamond Head Road. Climb to the top of Diamond Head Road where views of local surfers and the Diamond Head Lighthouse await. Enjoy driving through the “Beverly Hills of O’ahu” as Diamond Head Road becomes Kahala Ave.
Turn Left onto the 72 (Kalaniana’ole Hwy) at the Stop Sign. Stay on the bike path on the highway and be prepared to ride with some pretty fast traffic against strong winds. Please be aware of cars making right turns from the far right lane.
Continue on the 72 (Kalaniana’ole Hwy) for 6.5 miles. You’ll know you’re almost there when you hit a very steep hill with Koko Head Crater on your left.
Turn right at the entrance to Hanauma Bay State Park at the top of the hill. Make sure to arrive before your scheduled orientation video time slot. After paying the entry fee and watching your video, you’ll be able to rent snorkel gear on the beachMake sure to arrive before your scheduled orientation video time slot. After paying the entry fee and watching your video, you’ll be able to rent snorkel gear on the beach.
After you’re finished snorkeling, take the same return route along the 72 (Kalaniana’ole Hwy). If you would like to do some rock diving on your way back, check out China Walls by turning left on Lunalilo Home Rd. To hike Koko Head Crater, turn right on Lunalilo Home Rd. Riding back into Honolulu is always easier because the wind will be on your back.
As you approach the HI Freeway and Waialae Ave, take the Kilauea Ave. Exit.
Turn left on 18th Ave.
Turn right on Diamond Head Road (you’ll pass the entrance to Diamond Head State Park).
Turn right on Paki Ave.
Turn left on Kapahulu Ave.
Turn right on Lemon Road to return your bikes to the shop.

THIS RIDE: Hanauma Bay Snorkel & Koko Head Hike

Estimated RIDE Time: 6 hour ride, snorkel & hike

Moped
Close Toed Shoes
Water
Sunscreen
Map
Snorkel Gear
Swimwear

Our Recommended Rentals

Half Day (1-4 hours):	$37
Day (8:30-5:00):	$42
After Hour Return/ Fully Covered:	$67
24 hour rate:	$58
2 – 3 Days:	$42/Day
4 – 6 Days:	$37/Day
7 Days:	$32/Day
After 7 Days:	$16/Day
3 Months on a 100% Electric Moped:	$225/ Month
4 Months on a 100% Electric Moped:	$200/ Month
5+ Months on a 100% Electric Moped:	$175/ Month

Half Day (1-4 hours):	$79
Day (8:30-5:00):	$89
After Hour Return/ Fully Covered	$118
24 Hour Rate:	$111
2 – 3 Days:	$89/Day
4 – 6 Days:	$79/Day
7 Days:	$58/Day
After 7 Days:	$23/Day