Videos of Hawaiian Surfing
Welcome to our collection of videos of Hawaiian surfing. We see surfing as being at the center of the Hawaii’s relationship with the ocean and its all-consuming ethos. The kaona (hidden) meaning of “he’e nalu” (wave-sliding) touches upon a parallel universe that’s replete with meaning that most have little acquaintance with.

Noho me ka hau’oli. – Be happy.

“A Native’s Surfing Journey” (3:06)

“Duke Kahanamoku in Orange County” (1:11:45)

“Realtime: Watch Live Cam at Waimea Bay” (8:30:59)

“The Eddie Aikau Story” (47:18)

“Surfing in Hilo, Hawaii” (4:06)


“The Hawaii Surfing History” (5:01)

“The Origin of Surfing” (7:27)

“Surfing in Hawaii (1935)” (0:22)

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