Oahu · SCOOTER RENTALS
6 reviewed
The good scooter rentals on Oahu fill up fast, and the best fill up first. Ranked below are the 6 to beat, with current prices and what sets each one apart, so you can lock it in before the calendar closes.
Ride an electric submarine scooter in Oahu’s Maunalua Bay, spot turtles and fish, and cruise past Diamond Head on a 2-hour tour.
“The best underwater adventure Hawaii has to offer, being able to explore the ocean and feed the turtles and fish. It was truly an incredible experience. My son loved it. The captain and the guide were amazing! Highly recommended.”
Rent a Hawaiian-style moped in Oahu for a full day with helmet, locks, maps, and first-time coaching. Explore Honolulu at your pace.
“I'm so glad we chose to do this our first morning in Waikiki. My boyfriend rides a harley so we upgraded to a bigger faster bike. This is the best way to see the island on your own time and stop at your leisure. We met some locals along the way and they were very friendly and helpful. We really enjoyed our time on the bike.”
Rent a freeway-legal Hooligan 170cc scooter and explore Oahu your way in about 8 hours, with helmets, locks, and maps included.
“Great experience, friendly easy going people, and good equipment. My wife and I really enjoyed our day on the scooter.”
Snorkel with sea turtles plus electric sea scooters and paddleboards in Oahu. Includes snacks, gear, and round trip transport.
“It was a great time, they give you your space and make sure you get right up to see the turtles and made it a more personable experience.”
Rent a Hawaiian e-bike in Honolulu for up to a week with helmet, lock, and a custom map for rides to Diamond Head.
“We have rented mopeds 3 times from Hawaiian Style Rental and have always had a great experience. The staff always does a good job getting us ready for the road. Highly recommended!!”
Ride from Waikiki to Diamond Head on a 500-watt electric bike. Choose 1–7 hours with helmets, locks, and maps for $40.
“Nice way to move around and get to Diamond Head A little limited when you are unfamiliar with the island and roads.”
