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Where to Paddle

KAYAKING ON THE NORTH SHORE OF HAWAII

The island of Oahu has some great spots that cater to people of different skill levels.  The expert kayaker to the novice can enjoy the rivers and ocean, as well as some surf spots.  There are parts of Oahu that can only be viewed by kayak.  There are also hidden gems to be found while you glide by at a leisurely pace.  You can find hidden beaches, sea cliffs, and sandbars that are not accessible any other way.  Exploring via kayak will allow you to discover ancient caves and hidden coves.  Our knowledgeable staff will help you find a route based on your preferences and paddling level.

EXPLORE THE NORTH SHORE AT YOUR PACE

The seven-mile stretch of coast called the North Shore is well known among surfers.  However, there is more to this coastline than just catching the perfect wave.  Via kayak, you can explore hidden beaches and coves that are not easily accessible by road or foot.  The North Shore offers vacationers the perfect blend of tranquility and excitability.  Head to Laniakea Beach and look out for turtles while you take a swim.  Or, for a bit of romance and awe head to Sunset Beach and catch one of the magnificent sunsets that can be viewed from this beach.  And one gem that cannot be accessed from the road is Velzyland.  This beach offers some amazing big wave action.

SEA-LIFE VIEWING

The ocean around Oahu is teeming with wildlife.  Kayaking will allow you to see some of the seas magnificent creatures in their natural habitat.  Kayakers can view some pristine coral reef and view the thousands of sea creatures that live there.  Oahu waters are home to Green Sea turtles, Humpback whales, Spinner dolphins, monk seals, sharks,andmantarays.

YEAR ROUND ADVENTURE

With almost year-round summer and amazing temperatures, Oahu is the perfect island to learn to kayak.  Even for the most experienced kayaker, the island and its North Shore has loads to offer.  The waters are year round crystal clear and some spots always offer a calm swell for kayakers.  The tropical climate and beautiful waters offer no one an excuse not to get out there and explore.  Grab a kayak rental, a few snacks, and some sunscreen and get going.