Surf the Waves with 10' Odysea Blue in Kailua, Hawaii
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness is ideal to manage paddling and balance, but beginners of various levels can participate with proper instruction.
Overview
Ride the waves of Kailua with the 10' Odysea Blue surfboard. Perfect for all skill levels, this private surfing experience offers personalized instruction and unforgettable ocean adventure.
Details
Discover the excitement of surfing in Kailua, Hawaii, aboard the 10' Odysea Blue log by Hawaiian Island Creations. This classic surfboard combines style with practicality, offering excellent balance and mega-float features that cater to beginners and experienced surfers alike. Whether you're catching your very first wave or looking to sharpen your skills, the Odysea Blue provides a smooth and stable ride. Kailua offers some of the most accessible and beautiful surf breaks in Hawaii, with warm waters and consistent swells. Beyond the surf, the vibrant local culture and stunning beach backdrop enrich the adventure, making it more than just a surfing session—it’s a memorable outdoor experience. Plus, private sessions ensure personalized guidance to help you progress confidently and safely. Get ready to embrace the ocean breeze, feel the power of the waves, and elevate your surfing with the 10' Odysea Blue in one of the world’s most iconic surfing locations.
Adventure Tips
Check Local Surf Conditions Daily
Wave size and currents in Kailua can vary dramatically; be sure to check current surf reports before heading out.
Use Reef-Safe Sunscreen
Protect your skin and the coral reefs by applying reef-safe sunscreen before surfing.
Wear a Rash Guard
A rash guard helps prevent board rash and provides UV protection while paddling and riding waves.
Respect Local Surf Etiquette
Follow priority rules and show respect to other surfers to maintain a positive experience for everyone.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Lanikai Pillbox Trail for panoramic coastal views
- Kalama Beach Park for quieter beach time
Wildlife
- Green sea turtles (honu)
- Spinner dolphins
History
Kailua has a rich Hawaiian heritage and was historically a favored surfing spot for locals before gaining global popularity.
Conservation
Efforts in Kailua focus on protecting coral reefs through reef-safe products and locals organizing beach cleanups.
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Lanikai Pillbox Trail overlook
- Kailua Beach Park shoreline
- Downtown Kailua waterfront
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
10' Odysea Blue Log Surfboard
Designed for stability and fun, this log surfboard boosts confidence in catching waves.
Reef-Safe Sunscreen
Protects both skin and the marine environment from harmful chemicals.
summer specific
Rash Guard
Prevents irritation from the board and offers UV protection.
Surf Leash
Keeps the surfboard attached to you, preventing loss in the surf.