easy
2 hours
Basic fitness recommended for balance and paddling endurance, suitable for all ages.
Catch your balance and ride the waves with stand-up paddle lessons on Oahu’s iconic North Shore. Go Nuts Hawaii offers expert-led sessions tailored for all levels in some of the island’s most scenic coastal waters.
Starting at $115 • 2 Hours • All Ages Welcome
Experience the thrill of stand-up paddle surfing on Oahu's stunning North Shore! With personalized lessons tailored to your skill level, you'll enhance your balance and strength while enjoying the ocean's beauty. Our expert instructors ensure a safe, fun, and unforgettable adventure for individuals, couples, or small groups.
Stand-up paddle surfing (SUP), or in the Hawaiian language Hoe he'e nalu, is an emerging global sport with a Hawaiian heritage. This core fitness exercise has no impact, and improves balance, coordination, strength, and endurance. Also a stress reducer for people of all ages and abilities. It's super fun!
1 Student per Instructor There is no better way to get introduced into the world of stand-up paddle than through personalized one-on-one private lessons.
2 Students per instructor Perfect for couples or siblings that want to learn how to SUP together!
3-4 Students Per Instructor Get ready to have a blast learning to SUP or getting better with your friends or family.
Private lessons offer one-on-one focus; semi-private and group sessions create a fun social vibe but can limit individual attention.
Lesson locations shift daily with wind and swell; flexibility ensures optimal and safe paddling spots.
Protect your skin and Hawaii’s fragile marine ecosystems by opting for biodegradable, reef-friendly sun protection.
Paddling under the sun demands hydration—carry water to stay energized and prevent fatigue.
Stand-up paddling traces its origins to the Hawaiian islands, where it was part of traditional surf culture and fishing techniques.
Go Nuts Hawaii emphasizes reef-safe practices and encourages respect for Hawaii’s delicate marine ecosystems during all activities.
Protect skin and marine life from chemicals while exposed to strong sun.
summer specific
Stay comfortable in cooler water temperatures during winter months.
winter specific
Hydrate before, during, and after your lesson.
Protect feet from rocky or reef-strewn shorelines during entry and exit.