Kalihiwai
Kalihiwai Point is a heavy right-hand point that peels over boulder and uneven reef into the head of Kalihiwai Bay, producing fast, hollow walls for experienced surfers. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Kalihiwai in Hawaii.
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The Wave
Waves favor long-period north to northwest groundswells with light southerly offshore breezes.
The break can work on most tides but often feels best on the falling-to-mid tide when the pocket tightens into a barrel.
Lineup Guide
The point sits crowded when winter north swells line up and the takeoffs are committed - expect locals, strong backwash and a rocky exit near the cliff.
Access is a short walk from roadside parking.
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