The Wave
Best surf arrives on E-SE groundswells with light NW offshore winds.
Medium tide usually balances peak shape and safety.
Expect strong rips, quick closeouts, and crowded bodysurfing lineups when the shorepound is firing.
Sandy Beach (Sandy's) is a steep, punchy southeast-facing shorebreak and reef complex on Oʻahu famed for fast, hollow bodysurfing waves and a high injury risk. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Sandy Beach in Hawaii.
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Best surf arrives on E-SE groundswells with light NW offshore winds.
Medium tide usually balances peak shape and safety.
Expect strong rips, quick closeouts, and crowded bodysurfing lineups when the shorepound is firing.
The beach produces several distinct peaks across a 2,500-foot surf zone - shallow, powerful shorebreaks and a few reef lefts that can pin riders onto sand or rock.
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