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Sunset SUP Session in Haleiwa, Hawaii’s Ocean Paradise - Honolulu

Sunset SUP Session in Haleiwa, Hawaii’s Ocean Paradise

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

2 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels; basic balance and stamina help enhance the experience but beginners are warmly welcomed.

Overview

Paddle into Paradise during a private Sunset SUP Session in Haleiwa. Watch turtles swim and capture unforgettable sunset views on the calm waters of Hawaii’s North Shore.

SUP
Haleiwa, Hawaii

Sunset SUP Session

Ages 4+ • 2 Hours • Paddle alongside the setting of the sun and the gathering of the turtles.

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Adventure Photos

Sunset SUP Session photo 1

About This Adventure

Experience the breathtaking sunsets of Haleiwa, where the sky transforms into a canvas of colors. As you relax on the ocean, watch turtles gracefully return to the Anahulu stream. Capture the perfect sunset photo and create unforgettable memories during this enchanting two-hour adventure.

Duration

2 hours

About

When the sun sets at Haleiwa, the beach crowds with sky-gazers. That's because this location is known for its dazzling sunsets. And what better place to be than on the ocean as the sun kisses it good-night? Sunset is also an ideal time to view turtles who return home to the Anahulu stream for the night. Photos included to catch that ideal "sunset" shot.

Adventure Tips

Arrive Early to Stretch and Prepare

Give yourself 10-15 minutes before the session to warm up and get comfortable with your board on land.

Use Reef-Safe Sunscreen

Protect the ocean and your skin by applying reef-safe sunscreen before heading out, even at sunset.

Bring a Waterproof Camera or Case

Capture stunning sunset photos without worrying about water damage.

Watch for Changing Tides

Tide shifts can affect paddle conditions and turtle sightings; check local tide charts before your session.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Hawaiian green sea turtles
  • Spinner dolphins

History

Haleiwa was established as the first sugarcane plantation town on Oahu, and its harbor has long served local fishermen and surfers.

Conservation

Efforts in Haleiwa focus on protecting turtle habitats and maintaining clean waterways to preserve the North Shore’s natural beauty.

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Recommended Gear

Reef-Safe Sunscreen

Essential

Protects your skin while preserving marine life in Hawaii’s delicate ecosystem.

summer specific

Waterproof Phone Case

Essential

Keep your phone safe and dry while capturing stunning sunset photos.

Light Long-Sleeve Rash Guard

Provides UV protection and comfort during cooler spring evenings.

spring specific

Hydration Bottle

Essential

Staying hydrated is key while out on the water, especially in the warm Hawaiian climate.