Brent, Don't know of any sailboat charter info, but you can watch windsurfing and kiteboarding at Diamond Head. If you want to try either, Kailua should be the best beach to try kiteboarding, windsurfing, or standup paddleboarding. Naish in Kailua is one of the best shops.
Many years ago, my wife and I visited Hawaii for two weeks. We toured Oahu for a week. The 2nd week, and we flew to Maui and windsurfed every other day. Both avid water lovers, we packed mask and snorkle purchased at home (so we knew they fit well, you don't need fins) and would snorkle a different beach each morning, have lunch, then go windsurfing or explore. You just swim out from most any beach and find fish. The trick to attract fish, take a box of frozen peas and an underwater camera, and keep the box out of the water until you are ready, Have a friend feed the fish a few peas at a time and you'll soon be surrounded by fish. If they get too agressive, throw the whole box a few feet away and take tons of pictures. We would windsurf in the afternoons when winds were steadier, 22 to 28knots on Maui. It's not as windy on Oahu. The biggest surf is now till March. I'm totally jealous. Chuck Resolute 1990 C&C 34R Atlantic City, NJ ----- Original Message -----
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