Waikiki’s Canoes - the classic longboard playground in front of the Royal Hawaiian - offers fast, rideable lefts and rights that groom out on summer south swells and fill the skyline with long, user-friendly lines. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Canoes in Hawaii.
Forecast
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Expect lots of paddlers and quick peak-hopping near the Duke Kahanamoku statue.
When active Canoes prefers south-southeast groundswells with light north-to-northeast offshore breezes.
Low-mid tides usually produce the cleanest, longest rides but the spot will still work across tide stages.
The lineup is extremely busy and dominated by longboarders and surf lessons.
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