Waves Hawaii Surf School in Kihei Maui

Overview

Surf with our world famous surf instructors! We are the only Billabong Surf School in all of Maui!! We are Kihei & Waileaʼs smallest, most private & exclusive Billabong Surf School. The only way to experience the true Hawaii is on a surfboard. Experience the magic of the ocean like the ancient Hawaiians. 6 to 1 ratio, or less.

City: Maui

Sat 21 Jun

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Starting at $103.12

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Sat 21 Jun

Starting at $103.12

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What's Included

All surf gear (Rash Guard, Reef Shoes & Surfboard

Professional instructor

Additional Info

Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
We suggest children under the age of 8 should book a private 1 on 1 lesson.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (114)

waterchild9

Feb 2010

A week later and I'm still reliving or wonderful morning, and that special pod of whales. With a skillful guide, kayaks and some luck the whales came to us! The youngster did this amazing twist out of the water 100ft before us.... to cool.. Snorkeling with an eight and nine year old was a blast, our guide was patient, letting us swim off while the girls got a snorkeling lesson. We all saw turtles, urchens, and many knew fish, not to mention the best view of maui and the surrounding islands! Shaka guys!, thanks for such a wonderful expierence.....

beckzdtv

Aug 2009

we rented Kayaks from the guys at Surf Shack Maui on South Kihei road. The guys were super friendly and knowledgeable about the area without being preachy or superior, just nice guys. They helped us load the gear on our car, the prices were the best I could find when I called around, and they were really relaxed about everything. The only real downside was that to kayak the Makena part of the coastline we had to drive the kayaks to the put-in. You could go right form in front of the store, but we wanted to kayak to Big beach and that was too far. They do Surf lessons right in front of the store and while we didn't rent boards or get lessons, the price for a lesson looked pretty reasonable.

Orion_RE

Dec 2008

We just returned from Maui but wanted to praise Wailea Watersports. We booked our surfing lessons through our resort activities desk. That day it was raining and cold so we rented wetsuits from Snorkel Bobs to keep ourselves warm. We had the best time! Both my wife and I loved the experience. The lessons were at Kalama Park in Kihei where the waves are small and the water is shallow. (A little too shallow in places so take extra caution when you fall of the board) We paid more for private lessons so that we can get a little extra attention. Our instructors were great. Well mannered, courteous, and sincerely interested in teaching us. Needless to say after the first 20 mins we were both riding waves. They had a photographer snapping action shots of us that you can purchase afterwards if you like them. These guys are not the cheapest surfing lessons out there but I think the price for the instructor's professionalism is well worth it. We were next to another group and I noticed their instructor kept looking at his watch to see when the lesson was over, not really caring about the students. I guess you get what you pay for.