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The waves on Kauai turned out some pretty impressive surfers: Legendary big wave rider Titus Kinimaka, Soul Surfer author and shark-attack survivor Bethany Hamilton, and Andy Irons, a three-time world title winner and one of the few pros to give Kelly Slater a run for his money in his prime. Is there something in the water on Kauai, a kind of magic that shapes stand-out surfers? The only way to know is to find out for yourself! Get started with our guide to the eight best surf spots on Kauai. Below, you’ll find options all over the island for all levels of surfers. But first, […]

The island of Maui is dominated by two imposing peaks—Haleakala and Mauna Kahalawai, the now-dormant volcanoes that formed the Valley Isle. In the waters surrounding Maui, you’ll find plenty of peaks of a different kind—gorgeous, surfable waves. If the latter kind of peak is the kind you’re chasing, welcome to your guide to the best waves on Maui. We’ll show you the island’s most notable surfing spots, with options for surfers of all levels. Like the rest of the Hawaiian Islands, Maui gets waves all year round. We’ll show you where to find them. But, first, we get a lot of questions about surfing around […]

If Hawaii is the surfing capital of the world, the island of Oahu is its crown jewel. Like the rest of the island chain, Oahu gets plenty of excellent, surfable waves year-round. Plus, when the North Shore goes off in the winter, athletes from all over the world convene to test their skills and hone their mettle on the island’s most famous surf breaks. But Oahu isn’t just for experienced big-wave surfers. You’ll find plenty of breaks perfect for aspiring surfers who have yet to experience the rush of standing up on their first wave, plus a bunch of intermediate spots for surfers building their […]

Whether you’ve never stood up on a surfboard or caught your fair share of waves, there’s something extra-thrilling about surfing in Hawaii. Is it the fact that you’re paddling out in the place where surfing was invented? Is it the knowledge that you’re following in the footsteps of world-renowned Hawaii-born surfers like Duke Kahanamoku, Eddie Aikau, Gerry Lopez, and Andy Irons? Or is it just the overwhelming beauty of the setting? Whatever it is, there’s no question that Hawaii is a surfing paradise. You’ll find waves nearly year-round in the Aloha State, and you’ll find plenty of different waves to suit your particular ability level. […]