Our Team
Say aloha to our amazing swim instructors! All of them have a deep love for the water. Each of our instructors has a unique background in swimming and is dedicated to helping your keiki achieve his or her swim goals!

Isabella
Bella is a firm believer that swimming is one of the most sustainable and freeing hobbies to have. Bella was a competitive swimmer for over 10 years, specializing in freestyle and butterfly. She also has several years of lifeguarding and swim instruction experience, working with students of all ages. Her expertise ranges from basic water safety to stroke technique training. Bella adores and respects the water and hopes to share that passion with other swimmers.

Nalani
Nalani has been in and around the water her whole life. She has been a certified lifeguard for the past four years and has also taught swim lessons during that time. Throughout high school, she swam and played water polo competitively. Nalani is excited to work with Honolulu Swim School to bring fun and safe swim lesson to everyone!

Natasha
Natasha has spent her entire life swimming in the ocean. She works as a lifeguard at a hotel pool in Waikiki, where she enjoys working with kids. Natasha is also a student at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, pursuing a degree in microbiology while also teaching a chemistry lab. In her free time, she enjoys running, cooking, reading, and swimming. She has a passion for teaching children and takes joy in sharing her knowledge with them, always encouraging their curiosity and love for learning.

Allie
Allie has been swimming for most of her life and grew up as a competitive butterfly swimmer in Carlsbad, California. She went on to swim collegiately for two years at Wagner College in Staten Island, New York, before transferring to the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. Allie has over five years of experience teaching swim lessons to children of all ages and skill levels, from building water confidence and safety skills to developing proper stroke technique. She enjoys working with kids, forming positive connections, and helping them feel confident, safe, and successful in the water.
