Small-Group Surf Lesson in Waikiki Beach
Surf in Waikiki with a 2–3 person lesson and all gear included
Duration
75 mins
Ideal For
2 - 3 people
Includes
Surf demo, Surfboard & leash
Highlights
Learn to surf together in a small group lesson at Waikiki Beach, with instruction and a surf demo to cover safety and basics. You’ll meet at the Duke Paoa Kahanamoku Statue and head into the water with your group.
- Meet at the Duke Paoa Kahanamoku Statue at your scheduled lesson time
- Learn safety tips, paddling, standing, and surfing in a guided demo
- Share one lesson for up to 2–3 people in the same group
- Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a swimsuit, a towel, and a positive attitude
- Store valuables in a secure, locked area during your lesson
What's Included
- Surf demo and instruction
- Surfboard
- Leash
Things to know
If you are more than 20 minutes late or can’t be reached, your lesson may be canceled without a refund.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel at least 48 hours before your lesson for a refund.
Product ID: 8RJAEV
FAQs
You get all equipment, including a surfboard and a leash.
You’ll start with a surf demo that reviews safety tips, surfing guidelines, how to paddle, and how to stand and surf.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen (do not apply above your eyes), a swimsuit, a towel, and a positive attitude.
Meeting details
Duke Kahanamoku Statue, Kalakaua Ave
More about the Duke Paoa Kahanamoku Statue
Just steps from where your semi-private surf lesson unfolds, the Duke Paoa Kahanamoku Statue stands watch over Waikiki Beach with open arms and a lei often draped across its bronze shoulders. Duke was the Olympic gold medalist and waterman credited with sharing the sport of surfing with the world, and learning to ride waves within sight of his likeness gives the experience a sense of place that few other surf spots can match. The Duke Paoa Kahanamoku Statue is a beloved landmark on Kalakaua Avenue, framed by palms, the soft Pacific breeze, and the steady rhythm of gentle Waikiki rollers that have welcomed beginners for generations.
This semi-private lesson for two or three people meets right on Waikiki Beach, where your instructor walks you through paddling, popping up, and reading the ocean before guiding you into the same forgiving, long-rolling waves that made this stretch famous. Between sets, you can glance back toward shore and see the Duke Paoa Kahanamoku Statue presiding over the sand, a quiet reminder of the Hawaiian roots of the sport you are learning. The warm, turquoise water, the silhouette of Diamond Head down the coast, and the small group size mean you get personalized coaching while soaking in the sensory details that make Waikiki unforgettable: salt on your lips, sun on your shoulders, and the cheer of your friends catching their first wave alongside you.
This experience is ideal for couples, friends, or small families who want focused instruction without the crowd of a large group class, and for travelers who care about the story behind the place, not just the activity. Beginners are especially welcome, since the waves near the Duke Paoa Kahanamoku Statue are known for being patient and beginner-friendly. If you want a Waikiki memory that connects you to the heritage of surfing itself, a lesson in the shadow of the Duke Paoa Kahanamoku Statue is the way to do it.
