Explore the South Shore
An electric bike is the best way to see Kauai's South Shore. Skip the parking, reach the corners cars miss, and turn getting around into the best part of your day.
Where to ride
Each is an easy pedal from our Poipu shop. Tap any one for directions.
A dramatic crescent of golden sand backed by sandstone cliffs, a favorite for sunbathing and watching cliff jumpers. The Maha'ulepu trailhead starts right at its eastern end.
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Watch the surf surge through a lava tube and erupt into a towering plume of sea spray. A quick, scenic stop with a small craft market nearby.
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A family favorite with calm swimming areas and frequent sea turtle and monk seal sightings. Lifeguards, restrooms, and shade make it an easy all-day stop.
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A wild, windswept coastal trail past sea cliffs, dunes, and hidden coves. One of the South Shore's most beautiful and least crowded stretches.
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A historic plantation town with local shops, food trucks, and shave ice under big monkeypod trees. The perfect mid-ride refuel.
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An easy itinerary that strings the best stops together.
Start at the shop and roll to Poipu Beach for a morning swim and turtle spotting. Cruise west to Spouting Horn, then double back through Old Koloa Town for shave ice and lunch. Finish at Shipwreck Beach for the late-afternoon light, with the Maha'ulepu trail waiting if your legs still have miles in them.
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Bring water, reef-safe sunscreen, and a swimsuit
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Mornings are calmest; afternoons get breezy
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Check tides before Maha'ulepu and Shipwreck
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We include a lock for your stops
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Most stops have parking and restrooms
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Tell us your plan and we'll fine-tune the route
ride safe
Poipu's roads are beautiful but often narrow, with little shoulder and no sidewalk in places. A few simple habits keep your ride easy and safe.
Helmet on, every ride. One comes free with every rental, and the blind curves and narrow lanes around the South Shore make it well worth it.
Stay close to Poipu Beach. The coastal path runs most of the way from the Hyatt to Spouting Horn and keeps you off the busy roads.
Avoid the fast roads. The Tree Tunnel (Maluhia Road) and Koloa Road toward Lawai are narrow, 35 to 50 mph, and have no shoulder.
Ride with traffic, single file, and stay as far right as you can where there is no shoulder or sidewalk.
Watch for cars leaving resorts and driveways, and slow down for people walking near the beaches.
Use your lights toward dusk, and take it slow on unpaved stretches like the Maha'ulepu road where the gravel is loose.
Reserve in a couple of taps and we will have your bikes ready when you arrive.
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