North Shore Swim Series Event Organizer
- Location:
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861 Waioli St
Honolulu, Hawaii
96825-1626
United States
OpenStreetMap Google Maps - Website:
- http://northshoreswimseries.com/
- Phone:
- 4794267247
- Tags:
- Swim
1 event
Sat, Jun 13, 2026
The Aloha Salads Summer Sprint is the first race of the Surf n Sea North Shore Swim Series. This 1-mile swim follows the coast from Sunset Beach to Ehukai Beach Park and provides participants with
crystal clear water, turtle’s, tons of Hawaiian reef fish and the occasional spinner dolphin!
The North Shore Swim Series is a 4-race festival of progressively longer events giving swimmers the opportunity to swim the “7 mile miracle” of Oahu’s famous North Shore.
Event details and schedule
Check in for the Aloha Salads Summer Sprint is at Sunset Beach Park (mountain side near restrooms) and begins at 7:00am. There is no packet pickup, only race day check in and late sign up. There is no transfer of entries to another person with out permission of race committee officials.
NO REFUNDS
EQUIPMENT: Swim goggles, mask type goggles, dive masks and snorkels are allowed. No fins, hand paddles or full-face snorkel masks. Swim buoy floatation devices are OK, but they should be tethered close to your body so they do not interfere with fellow swimmers.
SWIMSUITS: Men: ‘Speedo’ style briefs or jammers (waist to knee). Women: One or two-piece shoulder to knee swimsuits (must not cover the shoulder). M & W: rash guards, leggings, full body lycra suits for sun protection are OK if they do not provide floatation. No tri-suits, speedsuits, neoprene suits, or materials that add buoyancy are allowed.
AWARDS & DIVISIONS: Top 3 finishers in the following divisions (Male & Female): Elite, 10 & under, 11-12, 13-14, 15-19, standard 5 year age groups thereafter (10-24, 25-29, etc.). Overall Series Award for participants who swim in all 4 swims.
SAFETY: Swim Caps are mandatory and are provided to registered swimmers at their first NSSS swim of the summer. NOTE: Swimmers only receive one cap during the series. You may use your own swim cap but bright color caps are highly encouraged. THIS IS A SAFETY ISSUE: PLEASE DO YOUR PART!
TIME LIMITS: 1 hour and 15 minutes. Water Patrol has the authority to pull swimmers who are not making reasonable progress toward the finish at Ehukai during the event.
IMPORTANT: Swimmers should make continuous progress toward the finish. If they fail to make continuous progress and need the assistance of Water Patrol, they must turn in their timing chip at the finish line and will be will be considered DNF.
INFORMATION: (808) 741-6075 & www.northshoreswimseries.com
Parking is at either Sunset Beach or Ehukai Beach Park, limited parking is available at Sunset Beach Elementary School. No shuttle will be provided, please plan accordingly. Please try to car pool from Honolulu!
Getting to Sunset Beach is easy! -Take H1 Freeway, Westbound -Stay on the HI Freeway for approximately six miles -Look for signs for the H2 Freeway, Northbound (North Shore/Wahiawa) Merge right onto the H2 Freeway -Continue on the H2 Freeway North to Wahiawa. Exit at Wahiawa (Exit 8) on to 80 (Kamehameha Hwy) through Wahiawa-Continue Northbound, 80 connects with 99 -Stay on 99 to Haleiwa -The road now bypasses Haleiwa and becomes route 83. -Continue on 83 approximately 20 minutes toward Kahuku-Sunset Beach will be on the left hand side just past Chevron Gas Station, Sunset Beach Community Park and check in is on the mountainside
Swim
Sunset BeachSun, Aug 23, 2026 at 5:45 AM
The pinnacle of the Hawaii bike racing season, the Dick Evans Memorial Road Race follows a route similar to the original Around Oahu Race. Its distance, 110 miles, is the basis for the Iron Man
distance Triathlon. This race is held annual in memorial to Hawaii cycling great Dick Evans. 1987 DEMRR
Race starts at Kalama Valley Shopping Center and proceeds at a neutral, controlled pace through Waikiki, Downtown, Pearl City, and Waipahu. Neutral zone ends as the race proceeds onto Kunia road. Route follows the main highway to Haleiwa, along the North Shore and back to the start via Kaneohe, Waimanalo, and Hawaii Kai. There is a moving police enclosure for the main peloton. Cyclists that fall out of the peloton must obey all traffic rules and regulations. Aid Stations are provided at the top of the Kunia Road climb, in Kahuku, Temple Valley, and at Olomana. Riders of all levels are welcome. A support vehicle is not guaranteed to be able to transport those unable to complete the course. LIMITED mechanical, wheel, and sag wagon support is provided.
This is a limited Race so please register early
Awards:
Perpetual 1st place Trophy for Mens and Womens
Individual awards for Top 3 per category
Perpetual Best Team finish award for the Top 4 Men and Top 2 Women from each team based on placing/points (Must show team name on BikeReg)
Registration
Open Now through Friday, August 21st on BikeReg.com
Entry Fee: $200
All riders must have a USAC Race License, either annual or one-day.
Packet Pickup
Saturday August 22nd at Boca Bike Shop, 330 Cooke St, Honolulu, HI 96813, 1pm - 3pm.
Race Day
5:00 A.M. - 5:25 Rider check-in and late packet pickup.
5:30 A.M. - Rider Meeting
5:45 A.M. - Race Start
Race Finish - Drinks, snacks and Restroom at the Kalama Valley Park (Please no Alcohal in park)
4:30 P.M. - Award Ceremony & Post Race Festivities
Cycling Road Triathlon