Oahu: Tow Surfing with a Pro

Haleiwa, Hawaii

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Added by Jamie Sterling Professional Surf Guide

Private tow surf session with a trained professionalIncludes Rusty Surfboard Tow-Board, life vest, and plenty of wavesEnjoy the experience of a lifetime

I'll thoroughly go over safety rescue scenarios, how to get up on the rope, and how to let go of the rope at the right moment to maximize your speed. You will be surfing at one of the various outer reefs along the North Shore.

With over six years experience tow in surfing Jamie Sterling has learned from the best in the largest surf around the word. From tow surfing the outer reefs of Hawaii to finding unrideable slabs is Australia, Jamie Sterling has been through it all. Let Jamie take you out with one of his five jet skis on just about anywhere. Whether it is a day towing the kids around or getting any surfer to expand their comfort zone, Jamie Sterling is a professional and more than qualified to make sure you and your family have a safe and fun time on the Jet ski.

This is a per hour tow-in guided tour of the North Shore with Jamie Sterling. Certified CPR, Hawaii Tow Certified, Australia Skippers license, California State lifeguard, are just a few of the credentials Jamie Sterling has to make sure you spend your surf holiday happily and safely. Whether you're in it for the ride of your life or just looking for a great personal Jet Ski tour, Jamie has the skills and knowledge for a great, safe, surf adventure tour.

Contact guide to arrange pick-up/ drop-off if necessary (extra charges may apply)

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