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Sharp coral and exposed rocks around the Wharf create high-consequence landings and make exits tricky - expect variable crowds when south groundswell pulses.
Best practical setup is long-period S swells with light NNE offshore.
A hollow, left-handed reef peel near Kaunakakai where long south groundswells wrap into a ferry-pier reef and punish sloppy onshores with fast, critical takeoffs. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for The Wharf Lefts in Hawaii.
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Sharp coral and exposed rocks around the Wharf create high-consequence landings and make exits tricky - expect variable crowds when south groundswell pulses.
Best practical setup is long-period S swells with light NNE offshore.
Moderate rising to mid tide often fills the reef for cleaner, longer lefts while strong NNE winds keep the faces cleaner.
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