Oahu has a wealth of opportunities for water sports, if you're a professional surfer challenging winter waves on the north coast, recreational waters or a skier to enjoy the calm waters of Hawaii Kai. You can kayak from Lanikai Beach to Mokulua Islands or float above Waikiki on a parachute as a tow boat that happily through air. If you have something of an adventurous spirit, you can dive the walls of the Kahuna Canyon, swim with clouds of ta'ape (bluestripe snapper) or see a shark occasionally from the comfort of a passenger submarine. No matter what your aquatic interests, whether you are a beginner or expert, you can find the sport right when you rent a house on Oahu. Most of our rentals and are stocked with beach toys (such as masks, snorkels and fins, boogie boards, surfboards, kayaks, and more). A good place to learn to bodyboard are on the small waves of Waikiki Beach and Kailua Beach, and Bellows Field Beach Park, near Kalanianaole Highway (Hwy. 72) in Waimanalo, which is open to the public on weekends (from noon Friday to midnight Sunday and holidays). To get here, turn into the ocean at Hughs Road, then right on Tinker Road which takes you right into the park.

Your car Oahu beach is a wonderful jumping off point to dive on particularly for those interested in wreck diving. One of the most famous wrecks in Hawaii is the Mahi, a 185-foot former minesweeper easily accessible just south of Waianae. Abundant marine life make this an ideal place to shoot photos – schools of lemon butterfly ta'ape are so comfortable with divers and photographers who virtually represent. Eagle rays, green sea turtles, manta rays and white sharks occasionally cruise by as well, and eels peek wreckage. Nonwreck for diving, one of the best dive spots in summer is Kahuna Canyon. In Hawaii, kahuna means priest, wise man or sorcerer, this massive amphitheater near Mokuleia, is a perfect example of something that a sorcerer can conjure. Rising sea bottom walls create the illusion of an underwater Grand Canyon. Inside the amphitheater, crabs, octopuses, slippers, and abound lobsters (bearing in mind that in summer is illegal), and the giant trevally, parrotfish, unicorn fish and gather as well. Outside the amphitheater, is likely to see a shark occasionally in the distance. From the island of Oahu best dives are offshore, your best option is to book a two-tank dive from a dive boat. Hawaii's largest and oldest owner is Aaron's Dive Shop, 307 Hahani St., Kailua (tel. 808/262-2333; http://www.hawaii-scuba.com) , Which offers boat trips and diving in the seashore. The boat dives for $ 125 per person, including two tanks and transportation from the Kailua shop. Diving in the beach fronting the north coast in summer or in the Waianae Coast in winter is the same price as a boat dive, includes all equipment and transportation, so Aaron recommends diving boat. When it comes to diving, consult experts. And when it comes to finding Oahu condos perfect for your needs and budget, go to the beach of Oahu rental experts – Us!

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