boogie boards: buy or rent?
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boogie boards: buy or rent?
Our family of 6 is going to Kauai for a week, then to Maui for a week this summer. We all want to boogie board (body boarding). If we buy boogie boards on Kauai (instead of renting them) how do we wrap them up and check them as baggage on the island hop flight?
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Agree with Placename. You can call the airline, but I bet they will charge a hefty fee for each board to Maui and then another fee for each board to go back to the mainland. Renting sounds cheaper.
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Have you ever boogie boarded in Kauai?
They are lots of shore breakers and you need to be extremely pro to be doing that kind of stuff.
It's what kids with broken necks and paralyzed will tell you.
I find Kauai to be the most unfriendly on water sports of all the islands.
Tunnels and Anini are wonderful though but mostly for swimming and snorkeling.
They are lots of shore breakers and you need to be extremely pro to be doing that kind of stuff.
It's what kids with broken necks and paralyzed will tell you.
I find Kauai to be the most unfriendly on water sports of all the islands.
Tunnels and Anini are wonderful though but mostly for swimming and snorkeling.
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