Duke Kahanamoku (the original "Big Kahuna") and his friends popularized surfing at Waikiki Beach in the early 1900s. Take a surf lesson at the beach where it all started. Instruction is tailored to your skill level and typically lasts an hour or more.
Hawaii is best known for its surfing and beautiful beaches, with pictures of gorgeous waves and surfers on countless postcards that bring envy to families and friends of travelers back on the continent. Make your own postcard and catch some waves in one of the world's most famous surfing destinations with a surf lesson by Hawaiian Oceans at Waikiki Beach!
Beautiful Waikiki was once the playground of Hawaiian royalty, and where the famous Olympian and original "Big Kahuna" Duke Kahanamoku grew up. When the surf was up, he and his friends would ride all day, and then entertain the tourists under the hibiscus trees. These original "Beachboys of Waikiki" are credited with popularizing surfing as a sport in the early 20th century.
2424 Kalakaua Ave
On Waikiki Beach between the Duke Kahanamoku Statue and the Honolulu Police Substation. Across the Hyatt Regency Waikiki.
Honolulu, HI
Phone: 808-306-4586
Website: N/A
| Adult Gate Price | Child Gate Price |
|---|---|
| $35.00 | $35.00 |