The Wave
When it works the spot prefers long-period E-SE groundswells with light NW offshore winds.
A remote Oʻahu beach break that lights up on long E/SE groundswell-shifty peaks, rocky access and strong rips keep the line-up selective. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for ADs/Doubles in Hawaii.
Forecast
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Tide curve (forecast)
0.4 ftrising
When it works the spot prefers long-period E-SE groundswells with light NW offshore winds.
The approach is rocky and parking is limited, so expect difficult access, occasional reef/shoal patches and strong rip currents that can pull out past the peak.
Mid-tide to rising mid-tide often cleans the takeoff while very low or very high tides expose shallow reef and increase current speed.
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