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The Hawaiian islands are known for Oahu’s North Shore, Kauai’s picturesque gardens and Maui’s golf. Big Island sometimes gets a visit from travelers returning to the islands, but not always the first time guests. Maybe it’s the overwhelming factor or because it’s the largest (and still expanding) of the islands. Lonely Planet recently recognized the Top 10 US Travel Destinations for 2012 and Big Island was among the locations considered new, interesting and possibly overlooked.

Exploration of the ecosystems, multiple national landmarks, lava formations throughout the island and plentiful waterfalls greet guests daily upon venturing outside. Gardens, Hawaiian heritage, regional cuisine and scenic hiking trails are additional items to add to the itinerary. Find time to spend a full day at Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage and World Biosphere Site.

Big Island Vacation Rentals for Surfers

Lymans is a left-breaking surf spot that is a great starting point for beginners while also providing a fair share of challengers to experienced surfers. It’s a reef and point break spot with winter as the most ideal surf season. Located on the south side of Holualoa Bay, the surf spot is named for local resident Howard Lyman, a tribute to his home, a local landmark in the area. Bring the shortboards or longboards and look forward to a lush cliff, a long left reef peeling and wish for a southwest swell for a good outing. The waves are fast and powerful with good southeast and east winds. Skill levels vary here so watch and learn.

Hibiscus
A vacation rental on the Kona Coast in Kona. Hibiscus emphasizes on great views at every turn. The oceanfront home is in a gated community of Kona Bay Estates, which makes it your own piece of serenity and seclusion. Gaze at the ocean from the lanai, enjoy grilling fresh local food for dinner and relax in the Jacuzzi after a full day of surfing at Lymans or other nearby surf spots. The amenities are plentiful for others in your travel party who don’t plan to surf—swimming in the pool or escaping to the beach just steps away.

Hale Ohi’a Kai
The best surf pad for surfers seeking a completely Zen environment in which to unwind after a day’s outing at Lymans or Banyans. Hale Ohi’a Kai is cozy and elegant at the same time, a group of surfer friends can start the day with coffee at the multi-level bar area and enjoy scenic views at cocktail hour and dinner. Plenty of places to hang out in the early morning or late evening time, a Jacuzzi, jetted tub and outdoor grill make Hale Ohi’a Kai a home for a group to gather. Nature lovers will be enthralled by views of the whales, sea turtles and dolphins from the home.

Oahu Vacation Rentals for Surfers

Surf spots on Oahu offer intriguing names that make you want to check out the scene, food trucks nearby and enough action to entice you to learn. Undoubtedly, the North Shore is the where the island’s visiting and local surfers dominate with captivating feats; however, throughout Oahu’s nearly 100 places to surf, all skill levels will find opportunities to learn, practice and excel. Alongside some of the world’s best surf spots, Oahu is known for numerous local food eateries, staggering natural beauty and several amenities among the beaches.

Oahu’s past is still present in its surf spots, which give travelers additional reason to visit, plus bragging rights of surfing where legends once played. Wave quality, tide position, type of reef and beach amenities vary but are important to know beforehand so you can plan your day itineraries. The right gear, a lesson or two if necessary, weather updates and a good-natured attitude will all secure a fulfilling and enjoyable experience as surfing is a water sport that takes patience, stamina and enthusiasm. If you have others traveling with you and spending time with you, look for beaches with great surf spots and picnic areas, shady spots, shower and restroom facilities, concessions and shallow wading areas for young ones. Additionally, avid surfers will want to plan staying in a vacation rental that is located within a cluster of surf spots so that each day is thrilling.

Maui Vacation Rentals for Surfers

Maui’s surf spots offer an adventure for all skill levels. The surf sites are predominantly reef breaks, which makes for some challenging experiences. Surf year-round, explore the west and south in the summertime and take a lesson or two, even if you are a skilled surfer. Wear reef shoes, regardless of the beach, as the sharp coral and varied marine life are dangers from which to protect yourself.

The fast and hollow waves can reach double-digit heights and though many may know Maui for golf, nature landscapes and other features, surfing is phenomenal whether in Lahaina or Kihei. Some surf spots are consistent in their right or left directions, some are very crowded on the weekends and some are dominated by local surfers. Watch and learn if you’re a novice. Shortboards, rippers, rounded pins and pin-tails are the most often used at Maui’s surf spots.

Kauai Vacation Rentals for Surfers

Visitors to Kauai are familiar with its vibrant gardens, remote cliff views, seemingly endless trails and varied beaches. However, the incredible surfing opportunities are sometimes a refreshing surprise for those seeking water sports with adventure. For avid, return visitors and local surfers, Kauai’s surf spots are as epic as the scene in South Pacific filmed on Kauai.

Tradewinds, the Nawiliwili Harbor and Hanalei Bay create the landscape for the surfer’s inspiring and scenic backdrop. Daring surfers, daunting waves and often a captive audience makes for quite an afternoon show at Kauai’s surf spots so spectators should pack a picnic. Reef, rock, sand and urchins heighten the drama. The range of surf spots include gentler spots for newer surfers (with plenty of surfing schools) and challenging sites as exhilarating as those on Oahu’s North Shore.