Top Surf and SUP Lessons In and Around Wailea

When in Hawaii, learn to surf! The islands have some of the best surf spots in the world. Anyone can learn to surf or stand up paddleboard (an increasingly popular water sport) — even children as young as five. These surf/SUP lessons in and around Wailea are taught by professionals and the goal is to help you get up on the board, stay safe and most importantly, have fun. Here are a few great surf/SUP schools in Kihei (the beach community right outside of Wailea, with the best water for beginners).

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Kihei Stand Up Paddle (SUP) Lesson at Kalama Beach Park

Check-in: Surf Club Maui Shop

SUP boarding is a great way to have a relaxing (and calorie burning) water adventure. Learn this fast growing water sport at Kalama Beach in Kihei. There are options for private or group lessons.

Group & Private Surfing Lessons for Beginners in Kihei

Check-in: Kalama Park

At Kalama Beach in Kihei anyone can learn to surf, even as young as five years old. Choose a private, semi-private or group lesson.

Action Sports Maui Surfing Lessons (Kihei)

Check-in: Surf Club Maui Shop
Master the ancient art of surfing at Kalama Beach. This full-service surfing school located on Maui’s south shore offers a fun lesson for all ages.

Beginner Group Surf Lesson on Maui South Shore (Kihei)

Check-in: 1900 S Kihei Rd
Grab your group and embark on a two hour surf lesson to learn proper technique, safety and even about the mindset behind surfing, so you too can think like an avid surfer even as a beginner yourself.

Private Stand Up Paddle Boarding Tour in Turtle Town

Check-in: 5110 Makena Rd
See Makena from a new vantage point — on a standup paddle board. A tour guide will take you to see lava cliffs, beaches and volcanos. Built into this tour is the chance to get familiar with stand up paddle boarding; lessons for beginners are provided at the start.

3-Day Surf Camp on Maui at Kalama Park (Kihei)

Check-in: Kalama Park
Taking surfing seriously? This three-day camp might be a good fit for you. You’ll have the chance to learn one-on-one, and with three days ahead of you, the lessons might stick more.

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