SFC Surf School

The people and water behind SFC

See how the SFC story fits the people, water and working lesson choices that make SFC part of Waikīkī.

Scott and an SFC family holding community supplies together

Meet the instructors, harbor and reef behind SFC

The SFC story starts with the people — Scott, the instructors, students and Waikīkī community — so tell SFC who’s getting in the water, who’s watching from the sand, and who makes the calls.

For the SFC story, ages, water comfort and any past surfing shape the day more than the occasion, so share them with the crew early.

SFC community partners holding lesson and event materials together

Which lesson fits

The SFC story runs on one of SFC’s three lessons: an open group, a private one-on-one, or a closed private group for your own crew of two to eight.

The best fit for the SFC story comes down to who shares the instructor, not the occasion.

Getting there

For the SFC story, everyone meets at Pau Hana Sailing, 1651 Ala Moana Boulevard, inside the Ala Wai Boat Harbor — give SFC story a real buffer for Waikīkī traffic and parking, and keep one person holding the booking name and SFC’s number.

Scott Uncle Savage Minkler smiling from a longboard in the Waikīkī water