Surfing is one of Hawaii’s most popular activities, so why not learn to “hang ten” where the sport was born? The beaches around Kailua-Kona have mellow waters so make for an ideal place for both beginning and intermediate surfers.
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Hawaii Lifeguard Surf Instructors — Kona Private Surfing Lessons
Location: Hawaii Lifeguard Surf Instructors Headquarters (Kahaluu Beach Park)
Catch a wave in Kona and learn to surf with Kona’s #1 surf school, Hawaii Lifeguard Surf Instructors. Paddle out for a private one on one lesson or bring a friend to share the stoke in a semi-private lesson for 2.
Hulakai - Big Island Stand Up Paddle (SUP) Adventure & Lessons in Waikoloa
Check in: Hulakai Store at Kings' Shops in Waikoloa
Whether you are an experienced Stand Up Paddle Boarder (SUP) or it’s your first time with a paddle in hand, certified lifeguard local experts will lead you through SUP basics. Once comfortable, they will guide you across the crystal blue water of Waikoloa for the best coastal views of the big island.
Stand Up Paddle (SUP) Lesson at Keauhou Bay
Location: Keauhou Bay
Explore the beautiful waters of Keahou Bay on a stand-up paddle board. With a proper lesson included in your tour, this Kona eco-adventure is perfect for first time stand-up paddle boarders.
The Ultimate Hawaii Waterfalls Adventure Private Tour - Swim, Hike, Kayak & SUP
Pick Up: Kona and Waikoloa
For those seeking a unique adventure, this full-day customized private tour takes you to some of the most famous Big Island sights including Rainbow and Akaka Falls, Hilo town, and the Hamakua coastline. Along the way, swim, kayak, and stand-up paddle board at Kilaniapia Falls.
Hilo Bay & Coconut Island SUP Adventure
Location: 1717 Kamehameha Ave, Hilo
This two hour guided stand up paddle boarding tour is a natural stunner. You’ll be surrounded by views of Mauna Kea, learn some history, explore coves, and visit Coconut Island.
