Posts Tagged ‘Haleiwa’

Children’s Surfing Contest on the North Shore of Oahu.

Saturday, October 20th, 2012

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Day 1 of the  36th Annual Menehune (Children’s) Surf Contest is on today at Haleiwa Alli Beach Park on the North Shore of Oahu.  Beach.  The event is open to children 12 and under and includes both short board and long board surfing divisions as well as a kokua division  for very young children, where a parent or other adult helps their child catch the waves.  The North Shore Surf Girls Surf School loves this contest which is presented each year by the Friends of Ali’i.  For  more information visit their website below.

http://northshoremenehunesurfcontest.com/info.html

Surfing lesson in the Winter months on the North Shore of Oahu when the Surf is Big

Saturday, September 22nd, 2012

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Learning to surf on the North Shore when the surf is big is easy with the North Shore Surf Girls Surf School because we teach you to surf in a protected cove. On the North Shore there are many many different waves to surf on. Fortunately for us and our surf students Puaena Point located on the far East side of Haleiwa Bay is super protected from the larger surf and a super easy wave to learn to surf on.

Surfing Lessons & Other Things to do in the Summer on the North Shore of Oahu

Wednesday, May 18th, 2011

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Summer time is almost here and the North Shore of Oahu’s famous huge waves are going to sleep as the Winter moves to the Southern hemisphere.  Not to worry though the North Shore is blessed with trade winds that generate a wind swell that provides beginner surf students with the perfect size waves to learn to surf in.  (Note in the Winter when it’s big we teach surfing lessons in a cove protected from the larger surf).  While a surf lesson is a must do on the North Shore, there are many other fun activities to enjoy  as well.  For starters there are miles of beautiful white sandy beaches to explore which in the Summer are perfect for snorkeling, sea shell collecting and turtle viewing. Feel free to ask one of your surf instructors after your surf lesson for suggestions and directions to some of our secret off the beaten path beaches.

For the  more adventuress type you can go on a shark tour , deep sea fishing or take a sunset cruise all out of Haleiwa Harbor. The Harbor is located on the North-East End of the town and is easy too find.  If your  super brave  or just wanting to cross an item off your bucket list  you can go skydiving at Dillingham Airfield – We recommend Sky Dive Hawaii.  The airfield is located 20 minutes West  of Haleiwa Town on Farrington Hwy., and also offers glider rides for those of us with a milder sense of adventure.

A visit to the North Shore is  not complete without a trip to  the world renowned Waimea Falls Park.  Located just 10 minutes from Haleiwa Town, Waimea Falls Park is one of the top 8 botanical collections in the world.  For the $15 admission you gain access to an ancient Hawaiian valley  and a waterfall unique tot the island of Oahu.  After a picturesque 20 minute walk on a paved road you will find a beautiful water fall and a large swimming hole.  Lifeguards on duty offer free life jackets and boogie boards to use.  Don’t forget a camera, sunscreen, bathing suites, towels and water to drink. To really make a day of it bring a picnic lunch and eat  it at the waterfall.

If you enjoy Mai Tais and beautiful sunsets, the pool bar at Turtle Bay Hotel is a must do.  The friendly bartenders serve up  delicious Mai Tais and other drinks while you watch surfers literally surfing into the sunset.  It’s a great end to a fun day on the North Shore and is popular with the  locals too.  With all of that said don’t forget to take a surfing lesson with the North Shore Surf Girls we love what we do and we love sharing the North Shore with our surf students.

North Shore Surf & Beach Report – Mid June – 2010

Monday, June 28th, 2010

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The surf on the North Shore the June, has been consistent almost feeling like a long Spring.  The water has been crystal clear,  the sand clean and the Trade Winds gentle.  Really a perfect start to the Summer of 2010.  The Annual Hanapaa fishing tournament  finished up in Haleiwa Harbor with a fun lua yesterday.  There have been two major canoe races with thousands of competitors and family lining Haleiwa Beach Park.  Any rain that may bless us burns off by 10:00 am.  Haleiwa may well have the best weather in the world.  It certainly is the best place in the world for surfing lessons and to learn how to surf!

North Shore’s Best Surfing Beaches

Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010

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The best place to surf on the North Shore depends upon what kind of surfer you are. For beginner surfers Puaena Point and Freddie Land are the best places to go. If your an intermediate surfer any place up to 6 ft, except Pipeline and Rocky Rights. After the surf gets over 6 ft., every surf spot is for experts only, especially Pipeline, Sunset, Haleiwa, Waimea Bay and all outside reefs. The good news is that if your wanting to learn how to surf we teach our surfing lessons in a protected cove, so even when the surf is huge on the outside we have small and safe 1-2 ft., waves to teach you to surf on.

Learning to Surf in Hawaii on the North Shore of Oahu

Wednesday, October 7th, 2009

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Anyone can learn to Surf in Hawaii on the North Shore of Oahu, even though the Hawaii tourist board likes to promote Waikiki as the best place to learn to surf, this is only because of all the hotels and expensive shops in Honolulu. The sad truth is that the beaches in Waikiki are fake, that’s right some of the sand was even mined from the North Shore’s famous Waimea Bay. The North Shore of Oahu on the other hand boast miles and miles of natural white sand beaches and has been official designated by the State of Hawaii Government as the Surfing Capitol of the World. The North Shore Surf Girls can teach you to surf even when the surf is big because we take you to a protected cove just outside of the Historic Haleiwa Town. You will lean to surf in gental rolling waves with protected green sea turtles swimming around you.

The views are amazing too. Kaiena Point, not a good place to learn to surf by the way, is visible from both the surfing lineup and the shore line. Mt. Kahala the tallest point on Oahu is also visible while you learn to surf. The beauty of the North Shore only starts there. You will fall in love not only with surfing, but with our entire community on the North Shore.

Winter Surfing Lessons on the North Shore Happening!

Thursday, September 24th, 2009


Surfing lessons on the North Shore of Oahu have been epic.  Puaena Point in Haleiwa is going off! While the surf has been great the trash left over from the Summer is pretty bad.  To help keep the area nice for all surfers  and even the other surf schools the North Shore Surf Girls have adopted the beach and are trying to keep all the trash picked up.  Look for us cleaning the next time your there and lend a hand and help us clean the beach before your surfing lesson.