Had such a lovely couple months with Surfbreak Honolulu. It was my first coliving experience and I couldn’t imagine what Hawai’i would have been like with out it. The people that I met are so incredible and the bonds that you walk away with are priceless. You get to experience the city with new friends and make unforgettable memories. So grateful for this community

I literally had the best summer of my life in Oahu and I stayed for 2 months at Surfbreak. It made my trip incredible and I made a ton of really good friends that I'll keep forever. It was a great way to explore Oahu as there was always someone up for doing something and we became quite a tight bunch. Co-living is a great way to live if you are a remote worker, on holiday but want to actually get involved in what really goes on in Oahu rather than the touristy stuff, or just want to be more social than a hotel or airbnb. I can't recommend it highly enough.

If you're eager to find a place that combines an active lifestyle with a welcoming community, you'll love Surfbreak Honolulu. This remarkable co-living space has something for everyone and a sense of belonging that is truly special. Hearing my partner's stories about his life-transforming experiences at Surfbreak, and now having had the chance to experience it in person, I can confidently say that it is one of the coolest places I have had the opportunity to live in. Surfbreak is not just your average coliving space; it is a concept that brings together incredible individuals from diverse backgrounds who quickly become like family. If you're in search of a place that feels like home and offers a unique and enriching experience, look no further than Surfbreak!

I’ve stayed at coliving spaces before, but there really is something special about the way this one fosters a community. Stayed for 2 months, extended for a 3rd, and made some lifelong friends along the way. If you’re looking to make genuine connections with fellow travelers on Oahu Surf Break is the place to be. Shout out to Daniela for making me feel at home!

If you’re traveling to Oahu you have to stay at surfbreak! It is the most welcoming and fun family! Perfect for digital nomads, travel nurses, solo travelers, couples, students, and really everyone!! The group chat is always popping with fun activities. You will never ever be bored. The bathrooms are cleaned daily and bedrooms biweekly. There are a few cars available to rent for only $40/day. It’s a wonderful comfortable place to stay!

I received so much more from Surfbreak than I ever gave, and for that I am forever grateful. Like any community, it’s the people that truly make it special, and I was lucky enough to meet so many lifelong friends there. I plan on visiting this home away from home down the road, and would recommend Surfbreak to any active, kind, outgoing folks looking to visit Hawaii. Mahalo SB, see you again soon! 🤙🫶

Hands down the best coliving experience I've had in 5 years of nomading. I'll cherish the memories and friendships made during my 2 months here and already can't wait to return!

I was looking for a warm place when the weather got cold in NYC. Taking advantage of the remote working situation. I traveled a lot in 2021 and 2022, also lived in Mexico many months. I thought about Hawaii this time, it’s far and expensive but I’d like to give it a chance. I planned to stay 2 months, but I am an official Hawaiian resident now(got my Hawaiian drive license lately). I connected with good people whom I am fortunate to call friends. I am also friend with the founder and the manager. They are open to new ideas and willing to improve things if you communicate with them. The members plan many fun activities, surfing, hiking, snorkeling, site-seeing. You can always find something you are interested to join. Making friends by common interest. The rooms are small but not an issue for me. The views from my room were spectacular. I see rainbows among the mountains a lot. The rent is not cheap but a great deal comparing to what else you can find on the island. The crowd can be different time to time, but are mostly remote workers who sleep and wake up early for work during weekdays. I had no issues sharing bathrooms, which was my concern before. There are cleaning stuff on site everyday but you do need to wash your own dishes or place them in the dishwasher. Surfbreak gave me some days to stay for free while I was waiting for the closing of my new home which was greatly appreciated. I still volunteer managing the cars. We help each other in may ways. I bought my 1st home though the founder RJ’s best friend Daniel(Realtor) who is also a good friend of mine now. Don’t hesitate to apply Surfbreak! I would say responsible individuals are more likely to get accepted. They will do background and credit check. Good luck!