Honolulu Actor And Waterman Remembered For His Big Waves And Kind Heart

Beloved Surfer and Lifeguard Tamayo Perry Killed in Apparent Shark Attack

Honolulu Actor and Waterman Remembered for His Big Waves and Kind Heart

North Shore Community Mourns Loss of Local Hero

WEB Tamayo Perry, the world-renowned big-wave surfer and lifeguard who rose to fame as an actor in the Pirates of the Caribbean films, has tragically passed away at the age of 49. On June 23, 2024, Perry was reportedly attacked by a shark while surfing off the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii.

Born in 1975, Perry grew up on the beaches of Oahu and became a local celebrity for his surfing prowess and dedication to water safety. As a lifeguard for the Honolulu Ocean Safety division, he had served his community for eight years.

Perry's acting career took off after he was cast as Peter Mountain in the Pirates of the Caribbean film series. His charismatic personality and athleticism brought depth to the role, and he became a fan favorite.

Kauai, where Perry spent much of his life, provided the backdrop for many of his surfing and lifeguarding adventures. His love for the island's pristine waters and vibrant culture was evident in his interviews and social media posts.

The North Shore community and the entire surfing world is mourning the loss of Perry, who was known for his infectious smile and unwavering spirit. His legacy as a waterman, actor, and community member will continue to inspire generations to come.