JOB Surf Experience

Difficulty

easy

Duration

1-3 hours per session

Fitness Level

Moderate fitness level; comfortable swimming ability recommended

Overview

Discover beginner-friendly surfing and paddleboarding at Hawaii's legendary North Shore with JOB Surf Experience. Perfect for all skill levels, this boutique surf school offers personalized lessons in an iconic setting.

Surf

Water Activities

Honolulu, Hawaii

JOB Surf Experience

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Date

Sat, Oct 11

Travelers

2

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About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of surfing at Hawaii's premier surf school, nestled at Turtle Bay Resort on Oahu's North Shore. Offering exclusive beginner surf lessons and stand-up paddleboard tours, this unique ocean adventure allows you to connect with the waves in a private setting, unmatched by any other operator in the area.

Hawaii’s premier surf school and ocean experience provider located at Turtle Bay Resort on Oahu’s North Shore. We specialize in Oahu surf lessons where we share our love for the ocean and wave riding with our guests through beginner surf lessons and SUP tours in a private setting only we can provide as the only commercial operator in either Turtle Bay or Kawela Bay.

Adventure Tips

Arrive early for optimal waves

Getting to the beach before peak hours ensures better conditions and fewer crowds.

Check weather and surf reports

Stay updated on surf conditions daily to choose the safest and most exciting times to hit the water.

Use reef-safe sunscreen

Protect yourself and Hawaii's marine environment by applying reef-safe sunscreen before ocean activities.

Learn basic paddle techniques before going out

Familiarize yourself with paddling basics on land for a more enjoyable experience on the water.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Green sea turtles often seen basking on the beach.
Hawaiian monk seals resting nearby during calm days.

History

The North Shore has been a hub for surf culture since the 20th century, shaping Hawaii’s global reputation in the sport.

Conservation

Operators promote eco-friendly practices, including responsible waste disposal and reef protection, ensuring the area stays pristine for future generations.