easy
1.25 hours
Basic fitness is recommended; participants should be comfortable standing and balancing on a paddleboard for over an hour.
Get ready to paddle the beautiful Waikīkī waters with a private lesson for three. Perfect for beginners, this 1.25-hour session will teach you essential stand-up paddling skills while giving you a chance to spot sea turtles.
Starting at $105pp • 1.25 Hours • Ages 13+ • “Hana Wiwo'ole: (Adventure!)
Experience the thrill of stand-up paddling in the stunning waters of Waikīkī with a private lesson for three. Over 1.25 hours, you'll learn essential skills like balancing and turning while enjoying the chance to spot turtles gliding beneath you. Perfect for beginners, this adventure promises unforgettable memories!
For groups of 3 people. This beginner SUP lesson will cover the fundamentals of balancing, paddling and turning on a stand-up paddle board. You may see a turtle or two while paddling over the reef—so keep an eye out! Note: all of our Waikīkī Beachboys are lifeguard and CPR certified and licensed by the state of Hawaiʻi to conduct lessons in Waikīkī.
Lesson Times: SUP lessons are conducted daily at: 8:30am 10:00am 11:30am 1:30pm 3:00pm
Protect your skin and the marine environment by using reef-safe sunscreen before you paddle.
Capture underwater views and sea turtles by using a waterproof camera or phone case.
Bring a water bottle and stay hydrated, especially during sunny days on the water.
Always attach your leash to your ankle to keep your board close if you fall off.
Stand-up paddling originated as an ancient Hawaiian way to travel and fish along the islands’ coasts.
Efforts in Waikīkī focus on protecting coral reefs and marine habitats to ensure a sustainable environment for wildlife and paddlers alike.
Protect your skin and the fragile marine ecosystem during sunny paddling sessions.
summer specific
Provide extra grip and protect feet from sharp reef or rocky shorelines.
summer specific
Offers sun protection and helps prevent chafing during paddling.
summer specific
Staying hydrated is key during active time on the water.