Our three stores offer a cashless shopping experience
and solely accept credit cards, debit cards, or
Deja Vu gift cards as means of payment. Drop in!
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Drop into Deja Vu Surf Hawaii
We offer Kauai surf and outdoor lifestyle apparel, accessories, gifts, gear, and products from the hottest surf brands like Billabong, Volcom, O’Neill, Hurley, RVCA, Vissla and more, plus specialty Kauai Made items. Deja Vu Surf Hawaii is located in Kukui Grove Center in Lihue, on Kuhio Highway in Kapaa and in The Shops at Kukui`ula in Poipu.
Celebrating more than 100 years in business, we care for our island community and are dedicated to youth and education through philanthropy, volunteerism, and extracurricular activities. Surf with us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.
2022-2023 Deja Vu Surf Hawaii Scholarship Recipients
Trachelle Iwamoto, Nicolle Alfaro, Serena Brier, & Victoria Zavala
Congratulations to our 2023-2024 Deja Vu Surf Hawaii Scholarship recipient Trachelle Iwamoto and to our 2022-2023 Deja Vu Surf Hawaii Early Childhood Education Scholarship recipients Nicolle Alfaro, Serena Brier, and Victoria Zavala!
What We Carry
The products and brands you will find at our stores
Swimwear
Apparel
Surf Gear
Hawaii Gifts
Footwear
Lifestyle
Sunglasses
Watches
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Kauai Ocean Report
Supported by the Kauai Fire Department Ocean Safety Bureau. Includes ocean report discussion, lifeguard surf observations updated daily at 9 a.m. HST, and forecast surf heights. Forecast and warning information provided by the National Weather Service.
Beach Safety Tips
Varied shoreline topography, open-ocean swells and constantly changing conditions make our beaches beautiful, great for surfing, and often dangerous. Click below to read more on safety tips to help you have a safe Hawaii vacation.
Ocean Safety Video
Stay safe while you enjoy Kauai’s beaches, watch the ocean safety video brought to you by the Kauai Lifeguards Association. Kauai’s ever changing weather and ocean conditions can create hazardous conditions – so be informed by watching this informative video and visit any one of the 10 life guarded beaches on the Island.
