LEARN TO SWIM SAFELY IN KONA, BUILD OCEAN CONFIDENCE, AND HAVE FUN WITH SALTY SWIM SCHOOL, LLC.

Athlete holding a sea urchin during ironman swim lessons and training.

Adult Swim Lessons

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SALTY SWIM SCHOOL, LLC. KONA

Salty Swim School offers year-round swim lessons in Kona, Hawai’i for adults and children of all ages and abilities. First-time swimmers learn to back float, tread water, and breath while experienced swimmers develop open-water swimming skills. We teach the fundamentals of swimming, ocean safety, and confidence in the Ocean. Learn to understand ocean conditions, navigate tides, and enjoy wildlife safely and responsibly in Hawai’i’s waters with greater confidence.

We also offer specialized open-water training for athletes and visitors on the world-famous Championship swim course in Kona. Our goal is to make swimming safer and more accessable for everyone bringing breath to water with Safety, Confidence, and FUN in Kona with Salty Swim School LLC.

Adult swim club on the Ironman course in Kona, Big Island, Hawaii

Ironman Swim Course

FREE Swim Clinics

What Our Swimmers Have to Say...

I came to Hawaii with one clear goal, to learn how to open water swim. Working with Coach Heather completely exceeded my expectations. She gave me so much confidence and truly transformed my swim technique, helping me with sighting, drafting, and bilateral breathing in a way that immediately clicked. We swam on the iconic Ironman World Championship course, which was an unreal experience in itself. On top of that, Heather took great videos and photos during our sessions. These were incredibly helpful for understanding how to improve my technique and were a fun bonus for sharing on Strava and with friends back home. She also pointed out fascinating marine life along the way, which made each swim feel special and unforgettable. I loved every minute of it and left feeling genuinely confident to open water swim on my own. I would absolutely do this again and cannot recommend her and Salty Swim School highly enough.
Swimmer at 1 mile buoy
Dan Hutcherson