Open-air electric Mokes offer an easy, scenic way to explore Huntington Beach and Pacific Coast Highway by the hour. Includes beach parking pass and downtown pickup near the Pier.
Open-air electric Mokes offer an easy, scenic way to explore Huntington Beach and Pacific Coast Highway by the hour. Includes beach parking pass and downtown pickup near the Pier.
Sunlight slants across the Pacific and the Moke's open roof lets the ocean wind rearrange your hair as you slip past the Pier and small clusters of surfers bobbing like punctuation marks on the water.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by Adventure Rentals · Huntington Beach, California
Sunlight slants across the Pacific and the Moke's open roof lets the ocean wind rearrange your hair as you slip past the Pier and small clusters of surfers bobbing like punctuation marks on the water.
These electric Mokes are compact, convertible buggies built for slow coastal cruising—perfect for threading Pacific Coast Highway, scouting beach parking, or tooling through Huntington Beach’s downtown. Huntington Beach earned its “Surf City USA” reputation from a mid-20th century surf boom and a shoreline shaped by marine terraces and sand deposits; the drive puts you along those coastal bluffs, salt-lashed piers and the Bolsa Chica wetlands glimpsed through side streets.
Expect an unstructured outing rather than a guided tour: rentals are hourly with flexible pick-up at a lot one block north of the pier (Walnut Ave & 3rd St) and include a beach parking pass. Vehicles seat up to four, are electric and open-top, so pack sun protection and wind layers. Practical matters: bring a valid driver ID and any required age info at check-in, confirm battery/charge policies, and arrive early to orient to the dash and controls.
This rental works as a slow, social way to see coastal neighborhoods, restaurants and viewpoints—stop for pier fishing, a Bolsa Chica birdwatch, or coffee on Main Street. Respect posted beach parking rules and wildlife areas; the convenience of a free beach pass makes the Moke a straightforward, charming way to turn an ordinary afternoon into a coastal loop.
Most Mokes seat up to four passengers; confirm capacity when you book and at pickup.
Yes—drivers must present a valid government-issued ID and meet any age requirements noted during booking.
Yes—the rental includes a beach parking pass to use at Huntington Beach lots and near the pier per provider rules.
Full refund available if canceled at least 24 hours before the scheduled time; same-day cancellations are non-refundable.
Adventure Rentals operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.



Sunlight slants across the Pacific and the Moke's open roof lets the ocean wind rearrange your hair as you slip past the Pier and small clusters of surfers bobbing like punctuation marks on the water.
Sunlight slants across the Pacific and the Moke's open roof lets the ocean wind rearrange your hair as you slip past the Pier and small clusters of surfers bobbing like punctuation marks on the water.
These electric Mokes are compact, convertible buggies built for slow coastal cruising—perfect for threading Pacific Coast Highway, scouting beach parking, or tooling through Huntington Beach’s downtown. Huntington Beach earned its “Surf City USA” reputation from a mid-20th century surf boom and a shoreline shaped by marine terraces and sand deposits; the drive puts you along those coastal bluffs, salt-lashed piers and the Bolsa Chica wetlands glimpsed through side streets.
Expect an unstructured outing rather than a guided tour: rentals are hourly with flexible pick-up at a lot one block north of the pier (Walnut Ave & 3rd St) and include a beach parking pass. Vehicles seat up to four, are electric and open-top, so pack sun protection and wind layers. Practical matters: bring a valid driver ID and any required age info at check-in, confirm battery/charge policies, and arrive early to orient to the dash and controls.
This rental works as a slow, social way to see coastal neighborhoods, restaurants and viewpoints—stop for pier fishing, a Bolsa Chica birdwatch, or coffee on Main Street. Respect posted beach parking rules and wildlife areas; the convenience of a free beach pass makes the Moke a straightforward, charming way to turn an ordinary afternoon into a coastal loop.