Top Hawaii Extreme Sports - page 9

Immerse yourself in the Beautiful, clear, and friendly waters of Waikiki While Learning to surf from the Hawaiian's! Coming to Hawaii and getting the Genuine Island Experience taught By Experienced Native Waterman and licensed Instructors is A Must!

Learn to surf the famous waves of Oahu from a local expert steeped in Hawaiian surf culture. Experience a private, one-on-one surfing workshop in Waikiki with personalized attention tailored to your skill level. You’ll learn safety protocols and how to paddle out, balance on the board, and stand up, with a guarantee to be riding the waves by the end of your lesson. Surf’s up!

Explore the world beneath the waves on Kauai’s southern coast on this diving excursion. In a small group of no more than seven guests, head out aboard a zodiac and get ready to dive into the calm waters. You may encounter occasional dolphins as well as an abundance of Hawaiian reef fish, pristine coral formations and Hawaiian green sea turtles.

Go wreck and reef diving in Oahu on this two-tank dive for certified advanced open water divers or equivalent. Depart by boat from Waikiki and follow your professional and certified guide around the Sea Tiger, YO-257, or San Pedro wreck. After a surface interval and time to relax, dive at a reef along the shores of Waikiki.

Avoid the crowds and hassle of big group tours by booking this private circle-island Jeep tour of Oahu. In the company of just your travel companions and a guide, explore Oahu's diverse landscapes by Jeep. You'll journey to the south, east, and north sides of the island, taking in attractions including the Koko Crater Railway Trail, Halona Blowhole, and Waimea Bay. Enjoy hassle-free hotel pickup for added convenience.

Take a ride down the famous Road to Hana and spend your day taking in the beautiful sights of Maui. Alongside a private guide, visit remote waterfalls, secluded beaches, hidden gems, local food spots, and anything else you may like to visit. While you explore, your guide explains the history and culture of Hawaii as well as captures photos of your group so you can focus on having fun.

Experience fishing in Hawaii’s abundant waters on a private boating excursion. Guided by your captain, set sail and cast your line, targeting several species of big game fish including mahi-mahi, ahi tuna, and pacific bluefin tuna. As you go, keep an eye out for dolphins, whales, and sea turtles, and soak up views of the beautiful coastline.

Take one of Hawaii’s most famous road trips in style on this private tour of the Road to Hana (Hana Highway) in a convertible car. Soak up the scenery while somebody else keeps their eyes on the road and gain insight into Hawaiian culture and history from your guide. You decide where you want to go, but highlights could include secret waterfalls, secluded red and black beaches, and stopping for homemade food.

With thousands of endemic species to discover, scuba diving in Hawaii is like nowhere else in the world. Explore two shallow reef sites ranging from 30 to 40 feet beneath Oahu's waves on this small-group scuba diving adventure departing from Honolulu's Maunalua Bay Beach Park. This experience is suitable for certified divers and students completing training dives, with groups divided by experience level.

Join us for a picturesque day under the sun exploring one of Honolulu’s most famous areas. A gentle hike takes us up to the iconic Makapu’u Lighthouse home to beautiful panoramas. Depending on the time of year you might see whales cruising through the bay. Finish your day relaxing and swimming on one of the pristine beaches on the east side of Oahu.

Learn to surf or improve your skills at Ala Moana Beach with a 1-hour lesson from a qualified instructor. Choose between a private or group session and practice paddling, catching waves, and safety techniques in the warm Hawaiian waters. Best of all, all equipment—including rash guards—will be provided so you don’t need to buy anything ahead of time.

Discover the explosive side of Hawaii by booking this volcano hiking tour. You'll descend into the Kilauea Caldera on the Halema’uma’u trail and see lava flows from the 2018 eruption and beyond along Kilauea’s coastline. You'll then explore the dramatic Kaumana Caves before finishing up at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, where you'll visit the Kilauea Visitor Center, Sulphur Banks, the Kilauea Iki Overlook, Volcano House, and more.

Head out on an adventure and explore Hawaii like a local on this guided tour of Oahu. Venture into the beauty and biodiversity of this tropical paradise and learn about the ins and outs from people who are born and raised in the area. This laid-back small-group excursion is limited to just nine guests, making it a relaxed way to explore the island.

Spend time exploring the Big Island’s Hamakua Coast on this off-road excursion. Enjoy complimentary lessons on a practice track if needed, then cruise along picturesque coastal trails on 4x4 Honda ATVs or UTVs. Enjoy magnificent views of Mauna Kea and Pacific Ocean, stop at scenic spots for memorable photos, and take a swim in a private pond.

Ideal for travelers interested in new water activities, this small-group experience provides lessons and riding sessions with electric foilboards, propelled surfboards that can “fly” up to two feet (0.6. meters) above the water. Experience with the board isn’t required as each session begins with pre-flight training on the beach.

From hidden waterfalls to white sand beaches this tour is unlike any other (This tour is intimate and small, the maximum amount of people on a tour is 4 so no big tour busses) If this is the only thing you do in Hawaii then it will still be worth it! I know the best routes to some of the most beautiful hikes on Oahu. I have been a local for about 14 years so I really know these trails well. I love to point out special vegetation on the way as well, like mushrooms and flowers. From beginning to end you will really love my tour. I like to make my guests feel at home like they are traveling with an old friend. Feel free to ask me about anything and I will tell you all about my island and what you need to see and do! Tips are highly appreciated! (Viator takes a huge pay cut from this price)

Join us for an unforgettable exploration that tantalizes the senses and leaves you with a greater appreciation for both cultural heritage and the renowned coffee of the region. Our immersive tour invites you to wander through the verdant coffee fields, where the story of Kona coffee unfolds from cultivation to the perfect cup. As the aroma of freshly brewed coffee lingers, we transition to Puʻuhonua o Hōnaunau National Historic Park, the City of Refuge, a sanctuary steeped in ancient Hawaiian history. Explore sacred temples, ancient dwellings, and the serene coastal landscape, where the past comes alive. From the rich aroma of freshly roasted beans to the echoes of the past, this tour promises an enriching blend of flavors and narratives, creating a memorable exploration of both Kona’s coffee heritage and the cultural significance that graces the national historic parks.

Enjoy the enchanting Oahu circle island tour in small groups, with pickup and drop-off included. Oahu is known for being a sightseeing paradise, full of spectacular lookout points, incredible white sandy beaches, colorful culture, outstanding surf and unique wildlife. Take a jaw-dropping journey across our island paradise. The Circle Island Tour lets you explore the historical, scenic, and cultural highlights of Oahu in a comfortable, convenient way. The tour takes you past Diamond Head, Dole Plantation, famous North Shore beaches, the Hawai'i Temple, and more. Maximum tour size : 5

You don’t want to miss this adventure! Experience two of our most requested destinations on our Big Island volcanoes and waterfalls tour. Visit the waterfalls of the North Hilo coast and then venture down to Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park in the afternoon. With lush rainforests, towering waterfalls, and stunning active volcanoes, this private Big Island volcanoes and waterfalls tour is a must do for any Big Island visitor!

Surfing is a popular activity on Oahu, but it can be daunting to get started if you’ve never surfed before. With a private or small-group lesson, learn surf techniques, safety rules, and ocean etiquette from certified lifeguards and experienced instructors. Enjoy a personalized lesson with all equipment provided and take in the beautiful Hawaiian coastline while catching some waves.

Explore Honolulu’s rainforest from the comfort of your own vehicle and without the rush of a group tour with this self-guided driving tour. Follow the driving directions on your smartphone app, and stop at some or all of the designated spots, such as Tantalus Lookout at Puu Ualakaa State Park. Plus, the audio tour tells you about the history and culture of the area and Hawaii.

It’s time to level up your Hawaii adventures: climb aboard the Kona Cowboy, and you’re in for a private big-game fishing adventure at sea. Cruising away from Kailua-Kona in a 40’ sport-fishing boat, Capt. Shawn will show you the ropes, get you trolling when you’re ready, and help you reel in that lifetime catch. Set your sights on blue marlin, mahi-mahi, tuna, and more—and don’t forget to enjoy the ride.

Explore the ancient volcanoes and cascading waterfalls of the Kohala Mountains on a thrilling helicopter tour. With a little over an hour in the air, this flight lets you cover all of the seven windward valleys of Kohala in one outing. Enjoy spectacular aerial views as you fly over Waipio Valley and Waimanu Valley, swoop over Honokane Nui and Kohala volcano, then circle back along the coast.

Explore the Mokolua Islands on this adventurous self-guided tour. The island is a seabird sanctuary and the beach is also a resting spot for monk seals. You will get the opportunity to see native wildlife and maybe a sea turtle or two as you paddle out to the islet. Kayaking out to the larger island Moku Nui from Kailua Beach is for the more adventurous and can take over an hour which gives you a good opportunity to see lots of turtles and flying fish. For the short walk on the island be sure to bring some shoes or sandals to protect your feet if they are not used to the rough lava. Experience swimming in the queens bath, an eight-foot deep ocean water swimming hole on the backside of Moku Nui. This is the best self-guided kayak tour in Kailua, something you do not want to miss!