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Kaimana Divers
I recommend asking about group sizes before you go. Smaller groups make for a more personal experience. I ended up in a big crowd and missed some cool sights.
I suggest booking your dive in advance, especially if you want a specific time! I waited too long and ended up with a less convenient slot. Don't make my mistake!
Hans Hedemann Surf School
If you can, bring your own sunscreen. The school offers some, but I found it was low quality and didn’t last long. My advice is to stock up on reef-safe sunscreen beforehand to protect your skin and the ocean!
Book your lesson in advance, especially during peak season. I did last-minute booking and ended up with limited options. The earlier you secure your spot, the better choice of instructors and times you get!
Ty Gurney Surf School
I found the rental prices a bit steep, so if you have your own gear, totally bring it along! It’ll save you some bucks.
I suggest jumping into the water as soon as you can! The longer you wait, the more you’ll be thinking about how cold it is. Just go for it!
Hawaii Surf Guru
I recommend booking your surf lessons a few weeks in advance, especially during peak season—spots fill up fast! I missed out on a prime time because I waited too long.
Kai Sallas Pro Surf School Hawaii
I found the midday sun pretty intense, so I suggest scheduling your lesson around 8 AM or 3 PM to avoid the heat and enjoy calmer waves.
Don’t forget to ask your instructor for personalized tips after your lesson. They gave me some great advice that helped me improve a lot during my stay!
Island Water Sports Hawaii
If you can, bring your own gear. The rentals were decent, but I wish I had my own mask and snorkel for a better fit and comfort.