Awesome video and tips, I’ve tried surfing on my boogie board in Florida whenever the waves were big enough and the fake waves on cruises and wake skating but I’m pumped to try the real thing!
with all due respect, how come you don't think its a good spot? 1-2ft honls seems to me like a decent beginner spot. You have to be aware of currents and look out for rocks/obstructions and if when the waves get too big or rough, it's not good but thats true for any surf spot.
Very helpful. Just about to make my first surf trip to Hawai’i island. Mahalo 🤙
Lol HANA LEE EE beach park
thanks for all the great tips! pls list the locations and addresses for the kona side. TIA
Awesome video and tips, I’ve tried surfing on my boogie board in Florida whenever the waves were big enough and the fake waves on cruises and wake skating but I’m pumped to try the real thing!
Awesome video!
Hey thank you for sharing it!
Mahalo 🤙🏼
take this video down youtube
bra that was plany false info and stop giving the spots honls is not a good beginner spot dont give info like dat again
with all due respect, how come you don't think its a good spot? 1-2ft honls seems to me like a decent beginner spot. You have to be aware of currents and look out for rocks/obstructions and if when the waves get too big or rough, it's not good but thats true for any surf spot.
Essien Ramirez Honls is a great beginner spot, as long as the waves are on the small side of course
Haoles have no idea 🤣 kooks
@@yeslawrence Honl's is not a beginner spot even if it is small. Even the groms don't want this spot loaded with beginners.
No haoles aloud
allowed*