Surfboard and Paddleboard Rentals in Kapolei

Incidents of sharks biting people in Hawaiian waters are very rare, occurring on average at a rate of about three or four per year. Fatal shark bites are extremely rare, especially considering the number of people in Hawaii’s waters. People who enter the water need to recognize that there are hidden dangers. A number of marine animals can cause serious injury to people, and sharks are just one example. Entering the ocean should be considered a “wilderness experience,” where people are visitors in a world that belongs to the sharks. The risk of injury caused by sharks is extremely small, but it is a risk accepted by anyone who enters the shark’s world. By learning more about sharks, using common sense, and observing the following safety tips, the risk may be greatly reduced.

You’ll pull into Coral Crater Adventure Park. Once in the parking lot, you’ll see boards standing lined up. Next to the boards is a QR code you will scan, pay, and receive the code to unlock the board of your choice To get the board you want, make sure to reserve it 24 hours prior to your beach day! Surf rentals require a person to have been surfing more than 12 times, in order to rent a surfboard on your own. Adults must be present to rent the boards. Security deposit and credit card information is required.

For beginners or longboard surfers, check out White Plains Beach, only a few minutes from the surfboard rentals. This is a great spot depending on the conditions to learn how to surf or ride some long rolling waves! If you’re more experienced, check out the North Shore for some epic waves, especially in the winter.