Paradise Pedals Hawaii
Request pricing & availability
You can now request a quote from this business directly from Yelp
Paradise Pedals Hawaii Photos
You might also consider
More like Paradise Pedals Hawaii
Recommended Reviews - Paradise Pedals Hawaii
Start your review...
Reviews With Photos
Thanks to Kathy H. for planning this fun outing for everyone! We were at dinner one night when Kathy mentioned Paradise Pedals. She had seen groups of people peddling together around Kakaako and wondered if we were interested in joining her. YES!!! Kathy booked the Kakaako Bar Tour for us and paid online. The instructions (such as don't wear high heels or skirts; bring cash for the bars; stay hydrated; cancel within 72 hours; etc.) were very clear. We were so excited! The day of our tour arrived and we met at SALT. We found the bike parked on the street and met Caleb, our driver/leader/tour guide. He was fantastic - very entertaining and knowledgeable! After we completed waivers, we were on our way with peppy music playing and an occasional clanging bell! We weren't allowed on the main streets, so we rode on the back streets. A few places were bumpy, but overall, it was an easy ride because the vehicle has a motor! Haha! The vehicle has somewhat of a roof overhead in case of rain. It did drizzle during our ride, but we didn't melt and our seats weren't drenched. The front two seats have adjustable heights for the vertically challenged. The 3 bench seats at the back and the two seats above the back wheels have no peddling capabilities. So, if you want to peddle, have the driver turn the motor off and sit at a functioning seat! If you want to stand up and dance in the middle, you can! There's also a shelf above the seats for purses and other belongings! Each seat has a cup holder - we placed our cell phones there! We had 40 minutes at the first two stops. Our first stop was Honolulu Beerworks where Carin taught me about Cocoweizen...yum! The second stop at Waikiki Brewing Company featured outdoor games (we didn't play). We looked at the gigantic vats which were near the restroom. Wow... a lot of beer is made here! Our third and final stop was memorable! Caleb booked a private karaoke room for us at Cafe Duck Butt, a Korean bar known for its soju. It was really fun! There were seven of us (we got a lilikoi soju and a taro soju) and a group of four visitors from California (they had the watermelon soju). They were so friendly! Thanks again to Kathy for a wonderful adventure! It was a great group project! We enjoyed yummy snacks at each stop, too! A shout out to Jace for suggesting that we wear Santa hats... very smart! We really were festive and in the Holiday Spirit! Note: All food, drinks, tips, and karaoke songs were not included in our $30 kamaaina tour fee.
My okole has finally recovered, so now it's time to write that 5-star review! ;-) Shout out and Merry Christmas to our awesome Bar Tour guide, Caleb!! He was the host with the most for the night. Very informative, great driver, and most of all, multi-talented! Music flowing from the Bluetooth speaker while cycling through the streets of Kaka'ako with the foodie squad was so much fun! Can you imagine 13 of us wearing Christmas hats and singing to "Living on a Prayer"?!? So much fun to be had. I highly recommend Paradise Pedals! Pedal in paradise on a covered 15-passenger bike, designed with cycling seats surrounding a wooden "bar" (Sorry, no open alcoholic beverages while pedaling). The seats vary to accommodate everyone: adjustable and non-adjustable seats with pedals, non-adjustable seats without pedals, and a two-seater bench without pedals. Finally, the center of the bike is a platform for party animals, or in our case, a motivator cheering us onto the final home stretch while we put the pedal to the metal! The good news?! The bike is electric powered so it can easily assist all of you non-cyclists, especially after having a few adult beverages. Hehe. The Bar Tour started at 7pm with food and beverages flowing from three different breweries within 2-3 hours. The first stop was Honolulu Beer Works where we enjoyed a few beers on tap and yummy bites such as braised beef flatbread and red curry Mac n Cheese! We had 45 mins here. The second stop for 30 minutes was Waikiki Brewery. Beer, beer cocktails, craft cocktails, spirits and wine were available, plus more bites. If we had more time, I'm sure we would have played a few rounds of cornhole. The last stop for about 45 minutes was Cafe Duck Butt. A couple of rounds of Lilikoi and Taro Soju with fried chicken and the most awesomest tasting French fries, made a great combination for singing "Don't Stop Believin'". Yep, it's a karaoke bar!! Way to end the night. Although our group of 8 were merged with the other group of 4 in one room, we still had a blast!! Take advantage of a discount if you're Kamaaina or Miltary. The pick-up location is at the SALT complex in Kaka'ako. If your tour is after 6pm, you should be able to find free parking along the metered streets. Or the parking structure should be fairly inexpensive for 3 hours. FYI: the seats were not as forgiving over some of the bumpy streets, so my okole was a bit sore during and after the ride. But that didn't stop me from enjoying/reminiscing over all the fun! Happy holidays!!
First off... HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME! Yeaaah! Lol. K, so now for... THE REVIEW: First huge shout out to my awesome wife who surprised me with this epic birthday present. Friends all met up at Salt and I had no idea. It was great. Jeremy arrived with the pedal cart bike truck thing, whatever they call it haha, and he was an awesome dude right from the get start. He ruled us down right quick and then boom, off to peddlin'. There was a speaker on board and we were able to choose whatever music so that was cool. Hit 3 bars and a karaoke joint. Jeremy was super helpful at each location. End of the night came too soon. Honestly had more fun than I thought we would. Definitely recommend this as a group outing. Thanks paradise pedals! Oh, and give Jeremy a raise before someone else tries to steal him from you! Great dude, personable and fun to have as a driver/ cart mate.
Danny is an amazing host! We had a great time. Visited 3 breweries. We had a table reserved at each location. Everything was so easy, from boarding and pedaling to paying our bill at the end of each brewery visit. I highly recommend this tour. Danny is very knowledgeable about the area and gave us great tips about things we should try and see during our trip.
Book It! Book It Now! If you're a fan of beer and a little exercise then Book It! What a unique way to bar hop... on a multi-person bike to go from bar to bar doesn't sound appealing at first, but once you are on the bike you'll be like,"Ok, I can do this!" We booked out party online, well someone nice in our group did, and selected an available date that suited all of us. Paradise Pedals even offers Military &/or Kama'aina discounts (about 10% for our booking) which made the choice for us locals even easier. They have only a few types of tours, and usually go to bars only in the Kaka'ako area for regulation and safety reasons, I assume. We did a evening tour to 3 bars in this order, Honolulu Beerworks, Waikiki Brewing Company & Duck Butt. The tour started @SALT and we met our tour guide and signed our waivers before taking off. Our tour guide Kaleb (or Caleb?) made things easy to understand and helped us out at each bar... he made sure we fond a spot of all of us and helped us stay on time to depart so we could move on to the next... our last stop I think he had an arrangement with the bar to hold the largest karaoke room for us and we drank, ate and sang at our last spot, Cafe Duck Butt, with much enthusiasm to end our last stop. What made the night special was the ride on the bike. We sang, we peddled and shared our Aloha with everyone on the road... even for the few moments on that bike, each time was priceless... I have video to prove ;). Once we finished and got back to SALT, we were so rived up end made our own after party @another bar to finish our night. If you're wondering how hard the bike is to move... don't worry... make others peddle for you =). You'll see when you get on! Have fun, be merry, and stay within your limits! Till next adventure with Paradise Peddles, Grind On! Pau
Will pedal for beer! A few weeks ago while at dinner, Kathy H. suggested that we do a beer crawl through Kakaako on a 15 passenger party bike! Party?! Beer?! Heck yeah! I'm down, baby! Paradise Pedals leaves from Salt in Kakaako in that thing next to Moku that looks like a barn. But because there was something happening on that Friday night when we met, the meeting place was in front of Morning Brew on Auahi Street. Before shoving off, the Captain of our bike, Caleb, had us sign waivers, gave us the 411 on safety, and told us that we had about 40 minutes at each stop. So the two vertically challenged bikers, ahem, me and D, sat up front on the seats that were height adjustable. Then, all but one, took seats where they could also pedal and power the bike too. And the one that didn't, sat on the 3-seater bench in the back and cruised because there are no pedals back there! Can you guess who that was?! Hint. She's a famous "Auntie". See the picture below and you'll see her back there. LOL! Once we started rolling, Caleb tapped into his Bluetooth enabled speaker and we rocked to Livin' on a Prayer and some Christmas jams as we headed over to our first stop, Honolulu Beerworks. Once there, we had 40 minutes to feed our faces and tank some brews before moving on. The next stop was the Waikiki Brewing Company. We knew the drill at this point so we immediately ordered our grub and drinks before moving on to our last and final stop, Café Duck Butt. The Brewseum was actually meant to be our last stop, but since we were having such a fun time at Café Duck Butt, we wrapped it up there instead. Caleb reserved a private karaoke room for us ahead of time and we were so thankful for that. We had lots of food, drinks, and of course, did a lot of singing. No mics needed! Just a bunch of nuts singing our guts out! Patrons on the outside may have mistaken our singing for wailing, but no, it was singing, thank you very much. The bike has a motor on it that was used most of the way while we supplemented it with our own manpower. And by the way, that famous "Auntie", Nadine C., pedaled while singing her heart out the whole time after she "rested" in the beginning. Mahalo plenty, Kathy, for your awesome suggestion! Also to Caleb for being our amazing Captain! Cheehoo!
Fantastically Fun!! =D! Pedaling in Paradise on a Tropical Christmas night 12.21.18.... Endorphin EXCITEMENT!, assorted HAPPY Beverages & TASTY Plates to Share at every stop, SINGING endearing melodies & ab workout worthy tunes, surrounded with LOVE & LAUGHTER of dear Friends makes for an UNFORGETTABLE night! =)! If you've patroned SALT or the greater Kaka'ako area with its healthy handful of bars, restaurants & microbreweries, you have likely heard & seen a Paradise Pedals "Caravan" teetering along the side roads with a Lively & Jolly Ol' group of pedalers laughing/singing their way to the next stop! It looked like so much fun & it didn't take much to convince my Yelp buddies to join in on the fun! =) Each Paradise Pedals Caravan Contraption has seats for up to 12 riders -- 9 active pedaling seats & 3 lame duck seats for those who need a break! :) Lol We chose the Kaka'ako Bar Tour 7:00-9:30pm which included 3 stops.... HONOLULU BREWING CO. -- My Fav of the Local Microbreweries with an excellent selection of Beer & a lovely semi-outdoor beer garden ^^ WAIKIKI BREWING CO. -- bigger selection of full meals and tasty eats! Full bar available here =) CAFE DUCK BUTT -- PP reserved a Karaoke Room for us! Fantastic Karaoke selection $1 per song^^ Delicious Korean food & a Delightful assortment of Flavored Sojus! "Keep Smiling, Keep Shining.... Knowing You can Always Count on Me for sure.... That's what friends are for...." =) Our driver Caleb was the Coolest! He kept us on schedule for each 40 min stop, and actually extended our last stop at Duck Butt for over an hour! He even sang Aladdin's part of A Whole New World -- sweet. By the time we pedaled our way way back to the start/end point in the "Barn" at SALT it was almost 11pm! No one had a problem with that as we were all having so much fun! =D The Pedal-mobile has a motor but request to turn it off for some extra pedaling action! Happy Beverages will fuel your ride no problem! ;) It also has a Bluetooth capable Speaker so load up your favorite tunes on your smartphone! $30 per person for Kama'aina or Military discount -- usually $40 per person Does not include the food or drink at the stops but TOTALLY WORTH IT! Esp for 4 hrs! =D Register online & pay with CC. Pedal, Eat, Drink, Sing & Be Merry!! ^_^! It will be an EPIC night to remember!! MERRY CHRISTMAS to all & to all a Goodnight!! =)!
What a fun birthday experience for Beer lovers of all ages! I booked a full Monday beer tour bike at 1 pm a couple weeks out. They were very flexible with reservations. It was for my husband's 39th birthday & he LOVES brewing beer & this was a great fit. They have various times. We did daytime while Grandma babysat. Tour was expensive $470 with tax but could seat up to 16 (4 non peddlers) & we only needed 12 seats. Our hostess, the Annihilator, was fun & laid back; seemed like she loved her job. Bring water & sunscreen!
For my 40th birthday, I wanted to do something fun and out of the ordinary so my sweetest friend booked Paradise Pedals Hawaii for our party of 16. Before hand, she worked with the company to map out 2-3 destinations in the Ward area. We met at Makers and Tasters (plenty of parking) at 4pm on a Sunday, signed waivers, and were off by 4:15pm. What you need to know is that there is NO motor at all on the bike and only 10 seats have pedal power. Also only the first 4 seats near the driver are adjustable so your shorter bikers will need to sit there. I'm not going to lie, pedaling was challenging and my thighs were burning, but it was super fun to do as a group. We didn't drink while we were riding on the bike so don't think you have to drink on this tour. They also offer tours in the morning. The driver was super sweet and had a great play list to keep us motivated. We ended up stopping at Doraku and Panya and had ample time at each stop. We really had the best time and I would recommend it to anyone, but I'll only do it again if I had someone pedaling for me.
Had a blast with paradise pedals! I wish the tour went a little longer, but it was still an amazing time. Special shout out to Caleb for a great tour full of fun facts and good tunes! Can't wait to come back again! Also, thanks for showing me Cafe Duck Butt! Definitely a gem I wish I had found sooner!! Mahalo!!
5 years ago
Thank you Anaya for the best experience. We had so much fun with this tour!!! We are definitely coming back again. All the bars we went to had a great selection of food and drinks. The bike was different from anything I've ever done. We had fun trying to pedal around Kakaako to the different bars. There was good music on the bike and the best part was our tour guide who made the whole experience that much better. read more
6 months ago
What a fun time! Famous Danny was awesome! He made the trip. We went to three breweries. Hana Koa, Howzit and The village, all have great selection of beers. this trip is fun for any beer lover. read more
2 years ago
This has to be one of the best private birthday celebration by far and we're definitely going do this again! Rent the entire bike and gather the best 15 people to have the craziest and memorable time that knows how to work hard for that beer Thank you Danny (driver) for your energy and helping to make our adventure possible (amidst the rain we still had a blast) The only thing we wished that went differently was the partnership with one of the breweries that sat our party of 15 people to the side, but not once got waited on the 40-45 minutes we were there. No host came by to take orders, offer water, checked on us if we needed anything. Therefore, we don't wait around and ordered with the bar. The bartender was quick, we ordered a bunch of food and servers were quick. No complaints there! Just amazing that no one wanted to wait on a guarantee money making hungry and thirsty bunch of people that already had a reservation to their establishment. That is poor management, but hey, you still got our money! Our other stops were the best experience and we'll note to self next time chose the brewery for their customer service team read more
2 years ago
1 year ago
10/10 recommend!! Danny boi was the best, took us around, told us jokes and made us laugh! We loved having him as our tour guide, we will 100% be coming back for another beer lovers tour!! read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
2 years ago
2 years ago
Thanks to Kathy H. for planning this fun outing for everyone! We were at dinner one night when Kathy mentioned Paradise Pedals. She had seen groups of people peddling together around Kakaako and wondered if we were interested in joining her. YES!!! Kathy booked the Kakaako Bar Tour for us and paid online. The instructions (such as don't wear high heels or skirts; bring cash for the bars; stay hydrated; cancel within 72 hours; etc.) were very clear. We were so excited! The day of our tour arrived and we met at SALT. We found the bike parked on the street and met Caleb, our driver/leader/tour guide. He was fantastic - very entertaining and knowledgeable! After we completed waivers, we were on our way with peppy music playing and an occasional clanging bell! We weren't allowed on the main streets, so we rode on the back streets. A few places were bumpy, but overall, it was an easy ride because the vehicle has a motor! Haha! The vehicle has somewhat of a roof overhead in case of rain. It did drizzle during our ride, but we didn't melt and our seats weren't drenched. The front two seats have adjustable heights for the vertically challenged. The 3 bench seats at the back and the two seats above the back wheels have no peddling capabilities. So, if you want to peddle, have the driver turn the motor off and sit at a functioning seat! If you want to stand up and dance in the middle, you can! There's also a shelf above the seats for purses and other belongings! Each seat has a cup holder - we placed our cell phones there! We had 40 minutes at the first two stops. Our first stop was Honolulu Beerworks where Carin taught me about Cocoweizen...yum! The second stop at Waikiki Brewing Company featured outdoor games (we didn't play). We looked at the gigantic vats which were near the restroom. Wow... a lot of beer is made here! Our third and final stop was memorable! Caleb booked a private karaoke room for us at Cafe Duck Butt, a Korean bar known for its soju. It was really fun! There were seven of us (we got a lilikoi soju and a taro soju) and a group of four visitors from California (they had the watermelon soju). They were so friendly! Thanks again to Kathy for a wonderful adventure! It was a great group project! We enjoyed yummy snacks at each stop, too! A shout out to Jace for suggesting that we wear Santa hats... very smart! We really were festive and in the Holiday Spirit! Note: All food, drinks, tips, and karaoke songs were not included in our $30 kamaaina tour fee. read more
8 years ago
My okole has finally recovered, so now it's time to write that 5-star review! ;-) Shout out and Merry Christmas to our awesome Bar Tour guide, Caleb!! He was the host with the most for the night. Very informative, great driver, and most of all, multi-talented! Music flowing from the Bluetooth speaker while cycling through the streets of Kaka'ako with the foodie squad was so much fun! Can you imagine 13 of us wearing Christmas hats and singing to "Living on a Prayer"?!? So much fun to be had. I highly recommend Paradise Pedals! Pedal in paradise on a covered 15-passenger bike, designed with cycling seats surrounding a wooden "bar" (Sorry, no open alcoholic beverages while pedaling). The seats vary to accommodate everyone: adjustable and non-adjustable seats with pedals, non-adjustable seats without pedals, and a two-seater bench without pedals. Finally, the center of the bike is a platform for party animals, or in our case, a motivator cheering us onto the final home stretch while we put the pedal to the metal! The good news?! The bike is electric powered so it can easily assist all of you non-cyclists, especially after having a few adult beverages. Hehe. The Bar Tour started at 7pm with food and beverages flowing from three different breweries within 2-3 hours. The first stop was Honolulu Beer Works where we enjoyed a few beers on tap and yummy bites such as braised beef flatbread and red curry Mac n Cheese! We had 45 mins here. The second stop for 30 minutes was Waikiki Brewery. Beer, beer cocktails, craft cocktails, spirits and wine were available, plus more bites. If we had more time, I'm sure we would have played a few rounds of cornhole. The last stop for about 45 minutes was Cafe Duck Butt. A couple of rounds of Lilikoi and Taro Soju with fried chicken and the most awesomest tasting French fries, made a great combination for singing "Don't Stop Believin'". Yep, it's a karaoke bar!! Way to end the night. Although our group of 8 were merged with the other group of 4 in one room, we still had a blast!! Take advantage of a discount if you're Kamaaina or Miltary. The pick-up location is at the SALT complex in Kaka'ako. If your tour is after 6pm, you should be able to find free parking along the metered streets. Or the parking structure should be fairly inexpensive for 3 hours. FYI: the seats were not as forgiving over some of the bumpy streets, so my okole was a bit sore during and after the ride. But that didn't stop me from enjoying/reminiscing over all the fun! Happy holidays!! read more
First off... HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME! Yeaaah! Lol. K, so now for... THE REVIEW: First huge shout out to my awesome wife who surprised me with this epic birthday present. Friends all met up at Salt and I had no idea. It was great. Jeremy arrived with the pedal cart bike truck thing, whatever they call it haha, and he was an awesome dude right from the get start. He ruled us down right quick and then boom, off to peddlin'. There was a speaker on board and we were able to choose whatever music so that was cool. Hit 3 bars and a karaoke joint. Jeremy was super helpful at each location. End of the night came too soon. Honestly had more fun than I thought we would. Definitely recommend this as a group outing. Thanks paradise pedals! Oh, and give Jeremy a raise before someone else tries to steal him from you! Great dude, personable and fun to have as a driver/ cart mate. read more
3 years ago
Danny is an amazing host! We had a great time. Visited 3 breweries. We had a table reserved at each location. Everything was so easy, from boarding and pedaling to paying our bill at the end of each brewery visit. I highly recommend this tour. Danny is very knowledgeable about the area and gave us great tips about things we should try and see during our trip. read more
Book It! Book It Now! If you're a fan of beer and a little exercise then Book It! What a unique way to bar hop... on a multi-person bike to go from bar to bar doesn't sound appealing at first, but once you are on the bike you'll be like,"Ok, I can do this!" We booked out party online, well someone nice in our group did, and selected an available date that suited all of us. Paradise Pedals even offers Military &/or Kama'aina discounts (about 10% for our booking) which made the choice for us locals even easier. They have only a few types of tours, and usually go to bars only in the Kaka'ako area for regulation and safety reasons, I assume. We did a evening tour to 3 bars in this order, Honolulu Beerworks, Waikiki Brewing Company & Duck Butt. The tour started @SALT and we met our tour guide and signed our waivers before taking off. Our tour guide Kaleb (or Caleb?) made things easy to understand and helped us out at each bar... he made sure we fond a spot of all of us and helped us stay on time to depart so we could move on to the next... our last stop I think he had an arrangement with the bar to hold the largest karaoke room for us and we drank, ate and sang at our last spot, Cafe Duck Butt, with much enthusiasm to end our last stop. What made the night special was the ride on the bike. We sang, we peddled and shared our Aloha with everyone on the road... even for the few moments on that bike, each time was priceless... I have video to prove ;). Once we finished and got back to SALT, we were so rived up end made our own after party @another bar to finish our night. If you're wondering how hard the bike is to move... don't worry... make others peddle for you =). You'll see when you get on! Have fun, be merry, and stay within your limits! Till next adventure with Paradise Peddles, Grind On! Pau read more
2 years ago
Will pedal for beer! A few weeks ago while at dinner, Kathy H. suggested that we do a beer crawl through Kakaako on a 15 passenger party bike! Party?! Beer?! Heck yeah! I'm down, baby! Paradise Pedals leaves from Salt in Kakaako in that thing next to Moku that looks like a barn. But because there was something happening on that Friday night when we met, the meeting place was in front of Morning Brew on Auahi Street. Before shoving off, the Captain of our bike, Caleb, had us sign waivers, gave us the 411 on safety, and told us that we had about 40 minutes at each stop. So the two vertically challenged bikers, ahem, me and D, sat up front on the seats that were height adjustable. Then, all but one, took seats where they could also pedal and power the bike too. And the one that didn't, sat on the 3-seater bench in the back and cruised because there are no pedals back there! Can you guess who that was?! Hint. She's a famous "Auntie". See the picture below and you'll see her back there. LOL! Once we started rolling, Caleb tapped into his Bluetooth enabled speaker and we rocked to Livin' on a Prayer and some Christmas jams as we headed over to our first stop, Honolulu Beerworks. Once there, we had 40 minutes to feed our faces and tank some brews before moving on. The next stop was the Waikiki Brewing Company. We knew the drill at this point so we immediately ordered our grub and drinks before moving on to our last and final stop, Café Duck Butt. The Brewseum was actually meant to be our last stop, but since we were having such a fun time at Café Duck Butt, we wrapped it up there instead. Caleb reserved a private karaoke room for us ahead of time and we were so thankful for that. We had lots of food, drinks, and of course, did a lot of singing. No mics needed! Just a bunch of nuts singing our guts out! Patrons on the outside may have mistaken our singing for wailing, but no, it was singing, thank you very much. The bike has a motor on it that was used most of the way while we supplemented it with our own manpower. And by the way, that famous "Auntie", Nadine C., pedaled while singing her heart out the whole time after she "rested" in the beginning. Mahalo plenty, Kathy, for your awesome suggestion! Also to Caleb for being our amazing Captain! Cheehoo! read more
Fantastically Fun!! =D! Pedaling in Paradise on a Tropical Christmas night 12.21.18.... Endorphin EXCITEMENT!, assorted HAPPY Beverages & TASTY Plates to Share at every stop, SINGING endearing melodies & ab workout worthy tunes, surrounded with LOVE & LAUGHTER of dear Friends makes for an UNFORGETTABLE night! =)! If you've patroned SALT or the greater Kaka'ako area with its healthy handful of bars, restaurants & microbreweries, you have likely heard & seen a Paradise Pedals "Caravan" teetering along the side roads with a Lively & Jolly Ol' group of pedalers laughing/singing their way to the next stop! It looked like so much fun & it didn't take much to convince my Yelp buddies to join in on the fun! =) Each Paradise Pedals Caravan Contraption has seats for up to 12 riders -- 9 active pedaling seats & 3 lame duck seats for those who need a break! :) Lol We chose the Kaka'ako Bar Tour 7:00-9:30pm which included 3 stops.... HONOLULU BREWING CO. -- My Fav of the Local Microbreweries with an excellent selection of Beer & a lovely semi-outdoor beer garden ^^ WAIKIKI BREWING CO. -- bigger selection of full meals and tasty eats! Full bar available here =) CAFE DUCK BUTT -- PP reserved a Karaoke Room for us! Fantastic Karaoke selection $1 per song^^ Delicious Korean food & a Delightful assortment of Flavored Sojus! "Keep Smiling, Keep Shining.... Knowing You can Always Count on Me for sure.... That's what friends are for...." =) Our driver Caleb was the Coolest! He kept us on schedule for each 40 min stop, and actually extended our last stop at Duck Butt for over an hour! He even sang Aladdin's part of A Whole New World -- sweet. By the time we pedaled our way way back to the start/end point in the "Barn" at SALT it was almost 11pm! No one had a problem with that as we were all having so much fun! =D The Pedal-mobile has a motor but request to turn it off for some extra pedaling action! Happy Beverages will fuel your ride no problem! ;) It also has a Bluetooth capable Speaker so load up your favorite tunes on your smartphone! $30 per person for Kama'aina or Military discount -- usually $40 per person Does not include the food or drink at the stops but TOTALLY WORTH IT! Esp for 4 hrs! =D Register online & pay with CC. Pedal, Eat, Drink, Sing & Be Merry!! ^_^! It will be an EPIC night to remember!! MERRY CHRISTMAS to all & to all a Goodnight!! =)! read more
8 years ago
What a fun birthday experience for Beer lovers of all ages! I booked a full Monday beer tour bike at 1 pm a couple weeks out. They were very flexible with reservations. It was for my husband's 39th birthday & he LOVES brewing beer & this was a great fit. They have various times. We did daytime while Grandma babysat. Tour was expensive $470 with tax but could seat up to 16 (4 non peddlers) & we only needed 12 seats. Our hostess, the Annihilator, was fun & laid back; seemed like she loved her job. Bring water & sunscreen! read more
For my 40th birthday, I wanted to do something fun and out of the ordinary so my sweetest friend booked Paradise Pedals Hawaii for our party of 16. Before hand, she worked with the company to map out 2-3 destinations in the Ward area. We met at Makers and Tasters (plenty of parking) at 4pm on a Sunday, signed waivers, and were off by 4:15pm. What you need to know is that there is NO motor at all on the bike and only 10 seats have pedal power. Also only the first 4 seats near the driver are adjustable so your shorter bikers will need to sit there. I'm not going to lie, pedaling was challenging and my thighs were burning, but it was super fun to do as a group. We didn't drink while we were riding on the bike so don't think you have to drink on this tour. They also offer tours in the morning. The driver was super sweet and had a great play list to keep us motivated. We ended up stopping at Doraku and Panya and had ample time at each stop. We really had the best time and I would recommend it to anyone, but I'll only do it again if I had someone pedaling for me. read more
Had a blast with paradise pedals! I wish the tour went a little longer, but it was still an amazing time. Special shout out to Caleb for a great tour full of fun facts and good tunes! Can't wait to come back again! Also, thanks for showing me Cafe Duck Butt! Definitely a gem I wish I had found sooner!! Mahalo!! read more
Brew n Bites Art Tour was a really fun way to take in some of the amazing artwork throughout Honolulu's art district. of Kaka'ako! We all hopped on the 15 passenger bike and our driver Duff put on some laid back island vibes and we pedaled (it is motorized if you wanna relax a little lol) to some of the most creative and beautiful murals you will ever see!! Tour also includes a stop at Honolulu Beerworks for lunch (sandwich options) and a pint of beer and lasted about 2.5 hours Definitely an activity for anyone who appreciates art and well worth trying out! read more
9 years ago
I highly recommend the Paradise Pedals bike for your next bar hop! We rented the entire bike (15 seats) to celebrate a birthday and had a blast! Jeremy, our bike driver was very helpful and nice. He connected his cell phone to a blue tooth speaker on the bike and let us play whatever music we wanted, but also took over as DJ when I asked him to. We stopped at three bars throughout the evening: Waikiki Brew Co (Queen st), Aloha Brewing and Café Duck Butt. I had never been to any of the locations and was happy with the choices made. At the last stop Jeremy came inside with us and helped us order drinks and set up the Karaoke room. Overall we had a great and want to do it again soon! read more
3 years ago
9 years ago
My family and I had an amazing time on this pedaling beer crawl. Taylor was an absolute amazing guide & very high spirited (which is what you need when pedaling). The first bar lacked customer service and the drinks were subpar. Walked to the bar to order (since it was clear she was not waiting on anyone) & she declined to provide me service because I was with the tour group & she didn't want to "cheat the waitress" waiting on us. Really? Ot was hot & the bar was not air conditioned since it was more like a tiki bar. The second bar was great & the location afforded others in my group (whom did not drink) to get coffee or ice cream. The last bar was great. The games were fun & the group of ladies on tour were a blast. It was nice to get to know them. I guess you can't go wrong with a beer touring group of women. LOL I will definitely be visiting again & this will be on my list of to-dos (though hopefully they find a different bar for the first stop). read more
7 years ago
We had such a fun time on the beer lovers tour. It was nice that each of the stops had drink/non-beer alternatives too! Dylan was awesome and kept us entertained as we pedaled from stop to stop! Would definitely recommend and ask for Dylan!!! read more
7 years ago
My friend and I bought discounted LivingSocial single seats ($17 each) on a "Social Mixer" tour that pairs strangers together on one bike. The other option is to rent an entire bike for your group, which can accommodate 15 people. A "driver" is assigned as the tour leader and steers the bike right down busy Honolulu streets while you and your friends pedal frantically to make the vehicle move. Along the way, people request to stop at bars, so you'll be a bit tipsy by the end. On the plus side, this tour was LOTS of fun, and it really is a great workout. I go to the gym almost daily, and I still found it exhausting at times to pedal the vehicle uphill. You are allowed to plug in your iPod/phone and listen to your own music over the speakers. Plus, even though you may be holding up traffic, strangers on the street got a real kick out of watching us pedaling and smiling like fools. We got lots of waves, cheers, and photos taken of us. As for the negatives... the seats were very uncomfortable (my bum hurt for 2 days after), the pedals often got 'off track' and stopped working, and I thought it was a bit rude for the driver to demand tips at the beginning of the tour. I'm not sure the 2 hour tour would be worth the normal price of $34 per person since about 1 hour of that time is spent resting in bars, not on the bike, but the experience was certainly exciting and enjoyable. read more
7 years ago
Dylan was an absolutely amazing tour guide. He had a ton of information about the places around the route. The only hiccup was when someone in the other party decided to take the key to the bike without Dylan's knowledge. Once we found out 30 minutes later, we obviously told Dylan. This job is Dylan's livelihood and some jerk playing a "joke" wasn't going to ruin our trip! Dylan was fun and super energetic and always made sure we had a great time during our tour! All the stops had great food and drinks! Definitely recommend! read more
12 years ago
8 years ago
Saw this on my IG explore page and knew I had to book it for my birthday...next level bar hopping...We did the Kakaako Bar Tour @ 7pm with Caleb he was the best tour guide hilarious dude and very accommodating...My pedal gang laughed from start to finish it was LIT ...we hit up 3 bars Honolulu Beerworks, Waikiki Brewing Company, & Cafe Duck Butt..enjoyed drinks and pupus at every stop even had time for karaoke and a few rounds of jenga...the bike comes equipped with music so you can pick your songs to jam too while intoxicated...the overall experience was awesome and I would do this again ;) read more
11 years ago
Paradise Pedals is one of the most enjoyable things to do in Honolulu. You pedal to 3 bars (depending on the driver or company). The ride/pedal is about 10-15 minutes to each destination (all depends which bar you go to). About 30-45 minutes at each bar to have a drink and eat some appetizers. Our driver, Liz, was amazing. Definitely recommend riding with her! Super fun and entertaining. She had really good music and would check on us regularly in the bar. All I can say is just prepare for a work out! Bring water!! Definitely dress casual and comfortable. Some of you will for sure be getting sweaty! The more people the better to help pedal. No alcohol allowed on the ride, but you can drink at the designated bars. Overall, I had the best time. Meet great people and new bars. Highly recommend trying it! Two thumbs up for me!! read more
2 years ago
10 years ago
We did the Kaka'ako Bar Tour yesterday (Saturday) and it was awesome! Our driver Ellen was absolutely fantastic! Very laid back and made the atmosphere amazing! Not gonna lie you might work up a little sweat pedaling the bike but the distance between stops was perfect! About a 5-10 min ride to each bar. Only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because at least 2 of the stops were all more like brew pubs and didn't have too much in the way of liquor. I was hoping because we did the bar tour it wouldn't be like that. Although I did really enjoy all the stops we made! Great atmosphere and such a fun thing to do with friends! Highly recommend this tour and highly recommend Ellen! Thank you! read more
7 years ago
Page 1 of 4
More info about Paradise Pedals Hawaii
Ask the Community - Paradise Pedals Hawaii
Are drinks including or you pay at each place?
Aloha, you pay as you go on the Beer Lovers and Kakaako Bar Tours. Hope to pedal with you soon. Cheers
Review Highlights - Paradise Pedals Hawaii
You might also consider
Why does Yelp recommend reviews?
14 reviews that are not currently recommended
The reviews below are not factored into the business's overall star rating.
12 years ago
2 years ago
13 years ago
12 years ago
8 months ago
10 years ago
11 years ago
9 years ago
2 years ago
2 years ago
11 years ago
9 years ago
4 years ago
11 years ago
