Yokohama Bay
A remote west-side crescent with fast, hollow lefts and shallow coral - Yokohama Bay (Keawaʻula) produces powerful, punchy beach-break barrels when NW groundswell lights up the point. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Yokohama Bay in Hawaii.
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Expect the best shape on medium-to-high NW groundswells with ENE-NE winds offshore.
Mid-to-high tide trims the shorebreak and lengthens the peaks, while big winter NW swells produce the fastest, hollowest sections and attract experienced bodyboarders and surfers.
Lineup Guide
Shorebreak and shallow coral mean fallible takeoffs and quick wipeouts-locals treat Yoks as a high-consequence wave that rewards experience and respect for the outside channels.
Respect the local peak and watch for submerged hazards during lower tidal stages.
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