Professional surfers come from around the world to surf at spots such as North Shore's Banzai Pipeline, Sunset Beach and Waimea Bay, famous for their high waves. Take part in one of Oahu's newest water activities. Located in Ke'ehi Lagoon, Hawaiian Ocean Thrills is home to Hawaii's only Formula One Raceboats and also offers a day full of bumper boats, Hydro Cruiser Maze Challenge, ocean swimming pool, water slide and Hokunani Catamaran. A chapter of the National Railway Historical Society. Honolulu Sailing Company offers a great way to enjoy Oahu.
Sailboats provide brief cruises off Honolulu to full-day charters along the North Shore.
Koko Head, the famous Blow Hole and on to beautiful Kaneohe Bay. The flight continues along the famous North Shore surfing areas, Haleiwa Town and through the same valley Japanese Zeros flew for the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, ending with a water landing. Oahu is home to the best windsurfing conditions in Hawaii. Inc. Their expert guides will show you how to kayak and windsurf, or help brush up on techniques. Paddle from Kailua Beach to the Mokulua Islands surrounded by breathtaking views.