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The spot prefers W-WNW groundswells with lighter ENE/NE winds for clean faces.
A fast, shallow left over a coral reef on Oahu’s leeward coast-Maili Point produces hollow, high-speed lefts that reward precise takeoffs and punish sloppy positioning. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Maili Point in Hawaii.
Forecast
As of:
Tide curve (forecast)
0.2 ftfalling
The spot prefers W-WNW groundswells with lighter ENE/NE winds for clean faces.
Shallow reef and rocks make entry/exit hazardous and hold powerful cleanup sets - expect strong currents and a lineup that favors experienced locals.
It can work on a range of tides but performs most reliably on mid to falling tides when the reef shapes a longer, faster left.
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