Hawaiian Fire Surf School, Honolulu – Hawaii is one of the most unique surf schools in all the islands. Your instructors are almost all Honolulu City Firefighters, dedicated to your safety as well as teaching you the fine art of surfing. They offer many different types of lessons for beginner to private lessons dedicated directly to your needs, on a private beach away from the crowds on other local beaches.
Hawaiian Fire Surf School offers their lessons on a private, secluded beach, not on one of the bustling beaches of Waikiki. Each instructor is totally concerned with safety first, and they are all certified in CPR, Open Water Rescue, and other safety techniques. They also only use rubber/foam covered surfboards to cut down on injuries from runaway boards.
What To Expect
Unless you sign up for a private lesson, expect to learn to surf in a lesson with at least three other people or more. There is one instructor for every three students, but groups are usually much larger than that. They provide everything you need, from a foam covered surfboard to transportation to their secluded beach, you just need to bring your bathing suit, towel, water, and sunscreen. You don’t even need to bring a camera, because the Hawaiian Fire school offers professional photos of your surfing experience for sale after your surfing adventure.
Hours of Operation
Hawaiian Fire Surf School, Honolulu – Hawaii offers two lesson tours every day. The first begins with a 7:00am pickup, with an 11:30am drop off, including a 2-hour surfing lesson. The second begins with a 9:30am pickup and a 2pm drop off, including a 2-hour surf lesson.
Lesson Cost
Premium Lessons, with a 3 to one student teacher ratio cost $99
Private Lessons, with a private instructor cost $129 for a child under 12 years old, and $179 for adults. Children 10 and under must take a private lesson
How To Get There
You can find Hawaiian Fire Surf School, Honolulu – Hawaii at 3318 Campbell Avenue,
Honolulu, HI 96815. Or, you can call them at (808) 737-3473, or fax them at: (808) 737-8908.
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Don’t forget to protect your skin from rubbing on the board and from getting sunburned by wearing a rash guard shirt and sunscreen. If you’re a tourist a bad sunburn is the quickest way to ruin your vacation.