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The Waikiki 1 is the smallest Reef wave, rising knee to waist-high on take-off. It breaks in an A-frame formation with mellow, slow peeling right and left hand waves. Waikiki 1 is recommended for surfers who have mastered the Bay waves and would like to start riding the larger Reef waves.
The Bays have soft, slow moving knee-high open-face and gentle whitewater waves. This makes them accessible and user friendly for newcomers to learn, practice and have fun. In dedicated areas, beginners are quick to catch and ride their first waves in controlled but ocean-like conditions.
The Bays have soft, slow moving knee-high open-face and gentle whitewater waves. This makes them accessible and user friendly for newcomers to learn, practice and have fun. In dedicated areas, beginners are quick to catch and ride their first waves in controlled but ocean-like conditions.
The Bays have soft, slow moving knee-high open-face and gentle whitewater waves. This makes them accessible and user friendly for newcomers to learn, practice and have fun. In dedicated areas, beginners are quick to catch and ride their first waves in controlled but ocean-like conditions.
Aerials can be practiced on our Turn and Barrel waves. The Expert Air+ specialist wave has a head-high take-off followed by a long open-face to gain speed, before hitting a steep and critical close-out section designed for air maneuvers. This specialist wave does not run in commercial sessions, only in specific private sessions.
Aerials can be practiced on our Turn and Barrel waves but this wave is designed specifically for surfers learning to do airs for the first time. The head-high take-off is followed by a long open-face to gain speed before hitting a close-out end section for aerial manoeuvers. This specialist wave does not run in commercial […]
