Diving In Hawaii - Sharks - Skydiving

Diving In Hawaii - Sharks - Skydiving

Hawaii is a top spot for those searching for the Aloha feeling, just to chill and be pampered!  The Hawaiian islands are also a hot spot for extreme sports enthusiast, the rough terrains and rip curls aren’t for the faint hearted!

Each year the Hawaiian Islands host the Ironman contest for the real sport enthusiast!

The Hawaiian islands were discovered by James cook who found the Hawaiians practising one of the early forms of extreme sports surfing.

This then lead to modern day Hawaii where the anti has risen and thrill seekers in Hawaii have moved on to very exciting dangerous activities which are enjoyed by visitors to the Hawaiian islands each year, thus they can’t stay away and return to the beautiful exciting islands in search of yet more fun and adventure there is so much to experience in the Hawaiian islands one visit is never enough!!

In ancient Polynesia one way of electing the village chef was to test a person’s skills whilst handling rip curls and traversing waves!

Surfing in Hawaii was practised when Mark Twain visited the islands in 1866, he noted crowds on the beach all eager to have their chance to surf the waves naked!

The popularity of surfing is down to the efforts of a local Hawaiian who took his version of surfing across the globe to what we know today as modern day surfing.

Duke Kahanmoku who started  as an Olympic swimmer the introduced surfing in the 1950’s, as duke became more popular so did surfing and its enjoyed by lots of cultures globally.

Surfing enthusiasts come from around the globe to ride those perfect waves.

The most popular surfing spots for their challenging waves include the pipline and kalapana in Oahu, Hilo on the Big island , Hanalei bay Kauai, and  Honolua bay Maui.

SHARK DIVING

Fancy getting all goose bumpy and up close and personal with a few sharks in search of food?

In the ocean surrounding the Hawaiian islands leark different types of sharks, Tiger sharks, Reef sharks, Galapogos sharks.

Shark Diving - Hawaiin Islands - Galapagos Sharks

If you don’t fancy going down in the cadge then you are able to stay on the boat and view from a distance!!

SKYDIVING

This is an extremely dangerous activity, I can’t think of a better adrenaline rush than to hear the the wind whooshing through your ears and to feel absolutely free!

After one guided ride why not take lesson’s!?

SkyDiving in Hawaii - Extreme Sports

Hawaii holds a lot of surprises and opportunity’s for visitors who wish to take  home

Faboulus memories of the beautiful Hawaii for all it has to offer excitement, new adventures, beautiful scenery, scrumptious food,  lush cocktails and a feeling of Aloha which you won’t find anywhere else on earth!!!