Thank you so much for helping Lauren and me on Sunday. We definitely had some unforgettable moments during our little mopeding adventures around the island! I already can’t wait to go back. I attached some photos of our adventures. We actually made it all the way to Maunawili, but we took a few wrong turns along the way. No worries because our plan was just to wing it anyway! haha

You guys helped make our experience that much more memorable. I really appreciate that time was taken to thoroughly explain the guidelines and show us some good chill spots.
Mahalo!

-Roxanne and Lauren

Is your hotel a little too far from our shop and want to rent a moped from Hawaiian Style Rentals? We are proud to offer cab credits for all direct bookings. Simply present your cab receipt at the time of rental and we will deduct the cost from your rental. This program is only for Waikiki hotels only. For all details check out our cab credit page.

Ride it before you buy it! Hawaiian Style Rentals is proud to offer its own Rent to Own program. One hundred percent of the rental fee will go toward the purchase of your moped. Hawaiian Style Rentals Rent to Own program is a great alternative form of financing that allows you to test your ride before you fully invest in it. It skips all “approval” processes required for financing. All you need is a valid drivers license and a valid credit card and you are on your way to owning your own moped. All details can be be found on our Rent to Own page Hawaiimoped.com.

We have uploaded a photo poll on our home page. The customer submitted photo with the most votes at the end of the month receives a complimentary souvenir Hawaiian Style Rentals t-shirt, a 24 hour gift certificate and a box of Hawaiian chocolate covered macadamia nuts. We appreciate everyone who has submitted their photos. We will be sure to get them up next month.

I fell in love with Malaekahana on the North Shore. Just past the Polynesian Cultural Center on 33 secure acres lies Hawaii’s best place to camp. They offer camp sites, yurts(cabanas), rest rooms, showers, and 24-hour security. This is not a place to party, but a place to have a chillaxin’ time.

I went with Martina and my friends James and Nasca. We hit the road on our mopeds and just had a good time riding to the North Shore. It wasn’t even cold considering it was January. We set up our tent, but the camp site had yurts that would have been great for us if we didn’t have one. I liked how secluded our campsite was from the other campers…really how secluded we were from the rest of the world. It was a great time to just hang with my friends and enjoy Hawaii for its pristine beauty.

That night, we headed out to Haleiwa and ate at Pizza Bob’s. It was an 8 on the pizza scale, which is great since Pizza Bob’s isn’t that expensive. Afterwards, we went back to camp, started a fire, and made some s’mores. Nothing got crazy that night. We just talked and stayed up late, the way you should do it when you’re camping.

The next morning, we cooked ourselves some breakfast (compliments of our local grocery store) and walked over to the beach. It was nice being so close to the ocean and not having to drive beween our campsite and the water. My friends and I played some football and just enjoyed our time together on the Hawaiian shoreline.

All in all, it was the perfect overnight trip. Close by, easy to get to with our mopeds, and secluded. Most people come to Hawaii to get away from something: work, school, the everyday doldrums of normal life. It’s nice to know that even in Hawaii, there’s a place to get away from the get away. If you’re looking to shop or do the touristy thing, hit Waikiki. But if you’re looking to see Hawaii the way it deserves to be seen, Malaekahana might be your kind of place.

Please visit Malaekahana’s website for more information.