What is the minimum age to join?

Minimum age is 15; minors attending without a parent must provide written parental consent before camp start.

How do I reserve and pay?

You can reserve with a $200 deposit, pay the balance 60 days prior; full-payment discount of $100 is offered per pricing details.

Do I need to be a strong swimmer?

Participants must be comfortable swimming in the ocean and able to follow coach instructions; this program is for beginners and intermediates, not experts-only or non-swimmers.

What happens if surf conditions change?

Schedule and locations may change based on weather or ocean safety; instructors will update the WhatsApp group with adjustments.

How big are the groups?

Groups are small—around 6—so you get personalized coaching and more in-water feedback.

Are equipment and transportation included?

The camp description notes pick-ups in waikiki and organized island transport as part of the itinerary; check booking details for equipment inclusions and specifics.

Learn to Surf Oahu: 5-Day Waikiki & North Shore Camp | Surf | SUP

Hi Surf Camp - Oahu Hawaii offers a 5-day surf and adventure immersion on Oahu, centered around Waikīkī and the North Shore. Set in Honolulu, Hawaii, this camp blends daily coached surf sessions with paddleboarding, waterfall hikes, pillbox summits and a sunset cruise—ideal for beginners and intermediates who want measurable progression without planning logistics. Mornings begin with pick-ups in waikiki and two-hour surf lessons focused on technique, ocean safety, and video analysis. Coaches combine in-water drills with on-beach surf analysis to accelerate timing and board control. Midweek the group moves to the North Shore for larger, cleaner waves and a paddleboard outing in Haleʻiwa; the schedule also includes visits to iconic surf breaks—Banzai Pipeline, Waimea Bay, and Sunset Beach—so you see the island’s most revered swells up close. Off the water the itinerary opens to Oahu’s green interior: a waterfall hike and pillbox hikes (Lanikai and Ehukai options appear in the final day) give panoramic views across reef-lined bays and volcanic ridgelines. Look for basalt outcrops, low coastal scrub, and the bright, shallow coral gardens that host honu (green sea turtles) and spinner dolphins offshore. The camp also makes local stops—acai bowls, poke, and a coffee farm visit—so you taste island flavors between lessons. Practical details are simple: the camp runs five days with a minimum age of 15 and small groups (about 6), so coaching stays personal. Pricing is listed at $1,850 with a $200 reservation option and a $100 discount for full payment; fees and Hawaii tax apply. Prior to the week you’ll be added to a WhatsApp group for daily pick-ups, schedule updates and surf-condition alerts. Participants must be comfortable swimming and able to follow instructor directions; minors need written parental consent. What makes Hi Surf Camp - Oahu Hawaii special is how it pairs focused surf progression—video analysis, coached repetitions, and real-time feedback—with island exploration. Coaches prioritize ocean safety and progression rather than spectacle, making this a dependable choice for travelers who want to improve quickly without sacrificing the breadth of Hawaiian outdoor life. The mix of Waikīkī’s forgiving breaks and the North Shore’s world-class surf gives learners exposure to varied conditions, while the hikes and local stops ground a week of waves in landscape and culture. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a swim-capable mindset, and an appetite for fresh poke; whether you leave riding green waves in Waikīkī or paddling under a waterfall, this camp is built to make the island’s coast feel like your classroom. Evening sessions include a sunset cruise in Waikīkī and several on-island cultural pauses—local cafes, poke spots, and a coffee farm visit—so your week balances technique with authentic Hawaiian moments and time to rest between sessions and recharge in the Aloha spirit.