Surfing in Hawaii

7 surf spots on the Hawaii — every one forecast by our own physics-based, buoy-verified wave model.

Oahu North Shore

Banzai Pipeline ideal 4–20 ft The world's most famous wave - shallow-reef barrels on NW swell.
Sunset Beach ideal 4–20 ft Big-wall North Shore proving ground with a shifting peak.

Oahu South Shore

Waikiki (Queens) ideal 1–6 ft Gentle rolling South Shore walls - surfing's ancestral home.

Oahu West Side

Makaha ideal 2–15 ft West-side point that goes from playful to giant - big-wave history.

Maui

Honolua Bay ideal 3–15 ft Maui's world-class right point, firing on winter NW swell.

Kauai

Hanalei Bay ideal 2–15 ft Kauai's long winter point walls inside a postcard bay.

Big Island

Honoli'i (Hilo) ideal 2–10 ft The Big Island's most reliable wave - rivermouth peaks near Hilo.

Forecasts come from TrueSwell's own wave model — exposure, refraction and breaking computed for every swell train at every spot, verified daily against NOAA buoys. All states →