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The break reads best on long-period southeast groundswells with light northwest offshore winds.
A punchy left reef tucked near the Kaʻu coast where southeast groundswells wrap into fast, hollow lefts over jagged lava - not for soft landings. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Kaalualu Point in Hawaii.
Forecast
As of:
The break reads best on long-period southeast groundswells with light northwest offshore winds.
The lineup sits over sharp reef with urchins and boulder fields.
Expect consequential takeoffs and intermittent rip currents that make exits tricky.
Mid to mid-high incoming tides usually fill the reef while very low or high tides can close or overrun sections.
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