Surfboard Rentals in Lahaina

Staying or visiting the west side of Maui during your vacation? Beautiful coastline, long stretches of white sand and incredible snorkeling are all found here. If learning to surf is on your vacation bucket list (and it should be), Boss Frog’s has your Lahaina surfboard rentals. With excellent service and plenty of long boards in stock, we’ll have you popping up and hanging ten in no time. Our staff can set you up with discount surf lessons or suggest the best beaches on Maui for learning to surf safely.

All Lahaina surfboard rentals come with a leash, you’ll also find surf wax, rash guard tops, reef safe sunscreen and GoPros at all our shops. We’ve been suiting up visitors with snorkeling equipment, surfboards, paddle boards, beach chairs and all the accessories for a very long time. Our surfboard rentals are affordable and high quality. We will provide you with straps and instructions to transport your board to the beach with ease. Not sure where to surf or which size board to rent? No problem! We are happy to help with expert knowledge and island tips based on current swell and weather conditions. All you need to do is get yourself to one of our west side locations and luckily there are plenty to choose from! Lahaina surfboard rentals are available at our shops in Napili, Kahana, Ka’anapali and at Lahaina Cannery Mall. 

Surfing in Lahaina

Rent a Surfboard in Lahaina

1 day $24, 2 days $39, 3 days $49, 4-7 days $79.

Maui is an ideal place to learn to surf. Rent a longboard with a soft top and take it to one of the best beaches on Maui with small waves or south facing swell. If you’re a more advanced surfer, our shops also carry shorter boards for bigger waves and more technical surfing.

Available in store only on a first-come first-serve basis.
Please call (808) 661-3333 for details. 

The best places to learn to surf near Lahaina

Maui receives some of the most consistent swell in the world, making it one of the best places to learn to surf. We love surfing at Launiupoko Beach Park near Lahaina. It is very possible to paddle out without getting your hair wet (around the breaking waves) and catch long, small waves all the way to shore. Be careful of coral and urchins, here. When you fall, stay horizontal and consider reef booties. For more information on surfing at Luniupoko, check out our blog. 

Choosing the right board for your skill level

While we carry both long boards and short boards at our west side locations, the ideal board for you will depend on your level of experience. Soft tops are the ideal board for beginners just learning to pop up and ride a wave. They are super buoyant and easy to paddle but can be a bit challenging to navigate in larger swell. Once you’ve progressed, you can upgrade to a long board. From there, a short board can get you into larger waves and provide more maneuverability to perfect your turns. 

Surf Accessories

We’ve got them all! Rent a GoPro to capture cool content and make your friends at home super jealous. Protect your skin with a rash guard and reef safe sunscreen. Reduce the slip factor of your board with surf wax. Rent a beach chair, cooler and umbrella for post surf chill. 

How to surf

This is an important question! You have a few options if you want to learn to surf on Maui. Taking a lesson is the surest way to guarantee you’ll catch a wave and ideal if you don’t have a lot of time to do it. The other option is to rent a board and take a buddy for some trial and error. Our ‘learning to surf’ blog can help with some tips to get you started!