The Wave
The break tends to peak when long-period N-NE groundswells wrap around Waiehu Point with light S-SW offshore flow.
A sharp, shallow-reef left at Waiehu that lights up on winter NNE groundswells and rewards committed surfers with fast, hollow rides. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Waiehu beach park in Hawaii.
Forecast
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The break tends to peak when long-period N-NE groundswells wrap around Waiehu Point with light S-SW offshore flow.
Steep rocky access and abundant urchins make sitters and takeoffs higher consequence than a sandy beach - wear booties and respect the local lineup.
Mid to falling tides usually lengthen the lefts but very low tide exposes reef.
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