WAI KAI OVERVIEW
Wai Kai is destined to become an active year-round paradise where residents and visitors connect to the water, land and Hawaii culture by experiencing first-of-its-kind attractions, signature events and the natural beauty of the Pacific Ocean.
The LineUp at Wai Kai will be an exciting social and recreational hub headlined by the Wai Kai Wave, Hawaii's first stationary deep-water, big-turn surf wave powered by Citywave® along with water-based recreational activities at the adjacent 52-acre Wai Kai Lagoon plus dining and entertainment at The LookOut bar and restaurant, Foam Coffee & Bar and shopping at Sessions Lifestyle & Apparel.
The development by Wai Kai Commercial Development, LLC, is located in West Oahu at Ewa Beach, about 18 miles from Honolulu. Wai Kai will offer unique, interactive and engaging experiences with nearby historic and scenic trails, signature dining, events, music and festivals.
Surf Culture: The Standing Wave in Hawaii
Although Hawaii is commonly known as the birthplace of surfing ocean waves, there were actually six traditional surfing sports performed by Native Hawaiians going back to antiquity, one of which is river surfing. It was Hawaiians who first elevated surfing on stationary river waves to the level of a national sporting practice.
Learn more about the history of river surfing and of Wai Kai's cultural connections.
The LineUp Launch
The LineUp Launch will be located on both the main level next to Sessions Lifestyle & Apparel with convenient access to the Wai Kai Wave as well as on the lower boardwalk level adjacent to the Nalo Kai Club Lounge. It's the place you go to check-in, get your RFID wristband, book additional services or lockers. Essentially -- it's where you go to "Launch" your day at The LineUp.
Contact Us Find Us
The LineUp at Wai Kai
91-1621 Keoneula Blvd, Ewa Beach, HI 96706-6250
(808) 515-SURF (7873)
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