Starting from

$2,800 for 6 days

Included

Daily surf guiding
Your guide will take you to the best breaks given the conditions that day and kind of waves you're after. They'll show you the take-off spots, and hazards so you don't waste time trying to dial in a new wave.
Private accommodations
Depending on group size and availability, you'll stay at one of our select vacation rentals or hotels in the area.
Unique experiences
Explore the natural and cultural bounty that lives alongside epic surf. As a local with an intimate knowledge of the region, your guide will give you the inside track on making the most of your trip, in and out of the water.

Not included

Flights
You'll need to get yourself to your accommodations and back. We'll provide info about best airports to fly into, and can help with travel logistics if requested.
Meals
No meals are covered, but your guide can point you towards the best food around and where to get groceries if you prefer cooking at home.
Boards
Plan to bring your own boards or rent once you arrive. Your guide will know where to pick up quality gear if you decide to pack light.

Jamie Sterling's North Shore

This is your backstage pass into the North Shore of Oahu, aka the Seven Mile Miracle. A swathe of golden sand backed by lush mountains, dotted with dozens of world-class surf breaks you’ve heard of your entire life.
Whether it’s cruising local backroads on two-wheels or learning the line-up spots, having renowned waterman Jamie Sterling by your side is the key to experiencing this coastline that many visitors never truly “know”.
Group
Only private groups
Recommended duration
6 days, 5 nights
Surf ability requirement
For casual surfers and above. You don’t need to rip.

The
Unassuming Icon

Sitting in the surf with the Zen-like Jamie Sterling, you immediately notice that your guide gets more shakas and Howzit's from swooning folks than he gives. The local love and respect for this wise and quiet figure is palpable.
Born and raised on the North Shore of Oahu, Jamie has been a waterman his entire life, beginning his career as a professional big-wave surfer at the age of 16. Holding the title of 2011 WSL Big Wave World Champion, with countless other competitive accolades, he also garners a yearly invite to the coveted Eddie Aikau event.
I’ve been in the ocean my whole life on the North Shore; it’s given me everything...
— Jamie Sterling
Born and raised on the North Shore of Oahu, Jamie has been a waterman his entire life, beginning his career as a professional big-wave surfer at the age of 16. Holding the title of 2011 WSL Big Wave World Champion, with countless other competitive accolades, he also garners a yearly invite to the coveted Eddie Aikau event.

A Dream Wave
for Everyone

From split-peak reef breaks to rolling longboard point breaks, shifting sandbars to challenging slabs – all in warm, deep blue ocean – the North Shore truly has a wave for every level of surfer. With a 9-month long surf season from September through May, there are easy learner waves like Puaena Point, intermediate reefs like Rockies, and of course biggies like Waimea Bay and the Banzai Pipeline to truly test your mettle.
If you’re feeling nostalgic, however, maybe you’d like to do your very own “Triple Crown”, surfing Haleiwa, Pipeline and Sunset, all in one day. The option is there and very doable with your guide, who excels at them all.

Welcome
to the Country

While the other side of the island is commonly referred to as “Town”, the greener, mountainous and slower-paced North Shore of Oahu is what locals call “Country”. A tight-knit community of local people and Mainland transplants line the postcard-like coastline; commercial development has always been slow to arrive in these parts.
Smell the backyard BBQs down side streets, taste fresh açai from a Brazilian food truck, or visit an ancient Hawaiian heiau in the hills. The unchanging North Shore has an earthy culture beyond the surf.
I’ve been a bunch of times, but I’ve never really been dialed-in on the North Shore. To me, that was the cool thing. There’s nobody else offering this kind of experience.

You’re On
Island Time

Immerse yourself in the North Shore’s richest experiences like a true local, both in and out of the water, when you step into Jamie’s world.
The Eddie Aikau Big Wave Invitational
Whether it’s the opening ceremony or the actual event, witness big-wave icons compete in the most renowned surf contest on Earth.
Waialua Sugar Mill Shapers Hub
Ever wonder where, exactly, the best surfers on planet earth get their quivers made? Have Jamie introduce you to one of his shaping guru friends at this surfboard manufacturing power spot.
Food Truck Culture
From poke bowls at Pupukea Grill to bullet coffee at the Sunrise Shack, food trucks on the North Shore are a foodie’s dream.
Cliff Jumping
Feel the rush of free falling from Waimea Bay’s iconic jump-rock, alongside dozens of other cheering locals.
Ke Nui Road
Cruise the most famous, star-studded residential bike path in the surf world, as you pass a dozen of the best waves on Earth.

Hand-picked homes and hotels

Stay in hidden boutique hotels and houses perfectly fit for groups from two to eight surfers. Whether you’re looking for digs with a masseuse or a comfy place right on the beach we know the perfect spot.

Questions?

When's the best time to go?
The north shore pumps October through April, but you can get some late/early season swell in September and April as well.
How well do I need to surf?
Some experience necessary, but you don't need to rip. Your guide will curate waves to your group's abilities and tastes.
Are there better lefts or rights?
Both lefts and rights on offer.
Can I go solo?
Our pricing assumes a minimum two travelers per group, but drop us a line and we can discuss solo options. Just be aware, prices may increase to accommodate a single traveler.