@kelly.slater75: Kelly Slater’s Surfer Guide to Hawaii, from pipeline to shark Diving | Conde Traveler . #kellyslater #surfer #surf #Foryou #surfing

Sue Borba :

Aloha Kelly! Thanks for YOU!!!! The surf world is my love, and so THANK YOU for being such an awesome person of the surf community! Have a great day! Sue

Rio🇧🇷 :

I sleep in his back yard

endless_summer66 :

I love uncle Brian

lonog34 :

Why are we telling people to come here? I can’t even get to foodland genuinely. Tell them to go to the surf ranch

John Roos :

Kelly, thank you I lived in Hawaii 15 years ago on Maui. It makes me happy to hear you telling about it because it hasn’t changed although it has but the same mentality exists and I really appreciate you reinforcing it for people who are visiting. It’s truly one of the most wonderful places I’ve ever been Hawaii and I love surfing small waves in Waikiki cause I like small waves thank you.

Lae Koe :

pronounce it again o wa hu..!

Mike Crowder :

raised Oahu town ❤️😁

southern stingray2 :

Cheers mate🤙🌊🇦🇺🦘🎼🎸🥁🎵🎶

Steven Waxman :

goat - always in the slot

fab13007 :

kelly the légend 🥰🤙🤙🤙🤙

Tinkerwith :

Tar mate

Franck EQ :

@Franck EQ: Sorry but Surfing wasn’t exclusively born in Hawaii. In Africa, in the Indian Ocean, the South Pacific, civilisations also have history of riding waves. In fact, in the Maldives, the top beam of a traditional bed is used as a wave riding board, and tales has it that it wasn’t just planking and best guys used to ride it sideways and standing up. So, there you go.

Madeleine Hoffman :

Le plus beau et le plus fort pour le surf 🏄

🌊UGO🌊 :

Alejandro Thompson :

Ya No One wants to surf Hawaii unless you are born there or Pro-Extremely territorial way to many Uncles FAFO.

john :

no healthcare there bring your money

Khalid :

[Geste OK][Geste OK][Geste OK]

Claire :

💯👏