Kauai Beach Boys
Surf shop in Lihue, HI
About Kauai Beach Boys
Kauai Beach Boys in Lihue, HI, offers engaging water activities including sunset cruises and surf/canoe lessons. Customers consistently praise the staff, noting instructors and captains are knowledgeable, patient, and make experiences fun and safe, often highlighting excellent drinks and snacks. This shop is ideal for families and first-timers seeking encouraging instruction or informative, welcoming boat tours around the island.
The Good
Customers overwhelmingly praised the staff, frequently naming Captain Stevie, Becca/Beka, Nelson, Kristian/Krishen, and Dashawn for being knowledgeable, entertaining, friendly, patient, and highly encouraging, especially for first-time surfers or canoe paddlers. The sunset cruise was highly rated for its informative commentary on Kauai's history, folklore, flora, and fauna, complemented by great drinks (open bar) and snacks. Surf and outrigger canoe lessons were described as fun, effective, and confidence-building, with many beginners successfully riding waves quickly. The overall experience for both cruises and lessons was frequently described as 'amazing,' 'worth the money,' and highly recommended.
Things to Consider
A few customers experienced seasickness during the water activities, suggesting that those prone to motion sickness should take preventative medication. One review mentioned that the location was a bit tricky to find, requiring parking in a specific public lot and walking across to the Marriott area. One customer noted that they wished the sunset cruise was longer.
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Equipment Rental
Has Lesson Programs
Friendly Staff
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