Surfing at Waikiki Beach
Learn to surf on the gentle, long-rolling waves of Waikiki Beach, the birthplace of modern surfing. With warm water year-round and beginner-friendly breaks, Waikiki is the perfect place for first-timers and experienced surfers alike. Local instructors carry on the tradition that Duke Kahanamoku made famous.
Duration
1.5-2 hours
Price Range
$80 - $200
Difficulty
moderate
Location
Honolulu
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Highlights
Tips & Advice
- Morning lessons have calmer water and fewer crowds
- Reef-safe sunscreen is required by Hawaiian law
- Most lessons include board rental and a rash guard
- Don't worry about experience - 90% of beginners stand up on their first lesson
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