Epoxy Surfboard Rental
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic swimming ability recommended
Overview
Discover the joy of surfing in Kailua-Kona with easy-to-use epoxy boards from Kahaluu Bay Surf and Sea. Perfect for all skill levels, this rental experience unlocks the adventure of Hawaii's legendary waves. Keep reading to learn more about what makes this activity so special!
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Details
Experience the thrill of surfing in the legendary waves of Kailua-Kona with Kahaluu Bay Surf and Sea's epoxy surfboard rentals. Perfect for beginners and seasoned surfers alike, this activity offers a hassle-free way to enjoy Hawaii's warm waters and vibrant surf culture. The epoxy boards are lightweight, durable, and easy to paddle, making your surf session more enjoyable and accessible. Whether you're catching your first wave or honing your skills, the friendly instructors and laid-back atmosphere ensure a memorable adventure. After your surf, explore nearby beaches, snorkel among colorful reefs, or relax with a tropical drink as you soak up the sun. The Kona Coast offers excellent conditions year-round, but mornings tend to provide the calmest waters for a smooth ride. Don't forget your sunscreen and open-minded attitude! This activity is ideal for those looking to experience authentic Hawaiian surf in a supportive environment, all while creating unforgettable memories in one of the world's most beautiful destinations.
Trail Tips
Apply Sunscreen Regularly
Hawaii's sun can be intense; reapply water-resistant sunscreen frequently to protect your skin during surfing.
Choose the Right Board Size
Select a board size suitable for your height and skill level to improve balance and confidence in the water.
Watch the Ocean Conditions
Check the surf report and tide charts before heading out to ensure optimal safety and wave quality.
Arrive Early
Getting to Kahaluu Bay early ensures less crowded conditions and better waves for beginners.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Keauhou Bay’s quiet snorkeling spots
- Captain Cook Monument's scenic views for sunset
Wildlife
- Green sea turtles
- Manta rays
History
Kahaluu Beach Park has long been a hub for traditional Hawaiian fishing and surfing practices, making it a culturally significant spot.
Conservation
The area emphasizes reef preservation and sustainable tourism practices to protect marine life and natural beauty.
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Kahaluu Bay shoreline
- Captain Cook Monument viewpoint
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Rash Guard
Worn to protect your skin from sun and board rash during prolonged water activities.
summer specific
Waterproof Sunscreen
Provides essential protection from UV rays while surfing in Hawaii's powerful sun.
Swim Cap
Helps keep hair out of your face and reduces drag while paddling.
Flip-Flops or Water Shoes
Comfortable footwear for walking to and from the water, protecting your feet from hot sand or rocks.