Surfing

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced surfer, the Big Island of Hawaii has something to offer everyone. With its warm waters, beautiful beaches, and consistent waves, the Big Island is a paradise for surfers of all levels. One of the best things about surfing on the Big Island is that there are so many different spots to choose from. You can find everything from gentle waves perfect for beginners to powerful barres that will challenge even the most experienced surfer. 

And with over 4,000 miles of coastline, you're sure to find a wave that's just right for you. Hawaii's Big Island is a paradise for those who love the water. You can sign up for private lessons at local surf companies. Standard private lessons cost $50 per person and take about 2 hours, depending on the amount of students in class. However, if they're less overwhelming that newbies might feel with a large group, consider signing up for one on one sessions where instructors tech only 10 people at once (a great way to get better while also learning from others). These cost around $75 per person. There are plenty of beaches to choose from when surfing on the Big Island. Some of the most popular spots include Kailua Kona, Hilo, and Waikiki Beach. Each beach has its own unique characteristics, so be sure to do  some research before heading out. For example, Kailua Kona is known for its gentle waves, making it a great sop for beginners. ON the other hand, Hilo is known for its powerful waves and is a favorite among experienced surfers. Waikiki Beach is one of the most popular spots on the island and is perfect for all levels of surfers.

For many people, the big island is the ultimate surf destination. Popular surf spots include Hapuna Beach, Waimea Bay, and Sunset Beach. Hapuna Beach is known for its gentle waves, making a great place to learn of practice your surfing skills. Waimea Bay is perfect for those looking for a challenge, with powerful waves that attract some of the best surfers from around the world. Sunset beach is another popular spot, offering both beginner-friendly waves and challenging breaks for experienced surfers. Whichever surf spot you choose, you're sure to enjoy your time on the big island. No matter what your skill level, the Big Island of Hawaii is a perfect place to surf. With its warm waters, beautiful beaches, and consistent waves, the Big Island has something to offer everyone. So grab your board and head to the beach for an unforgettable surfing experience.

Additional Resources for Surfing:

Big Island Surf Schools

Kahaluu Surf & Sea

Kona Mike's Surf Adventures

Ohana Surf Lessons

Surfing Guide for Big Island Visitors