Surf Report for Honolulu Hawaii - Sunday - 24 May 2026

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Surf Report for Honolulu Hawaii - Sunday - 24 May 2026

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A south-southwest swell is rolling through Honolulu today, delivering 3.6 feet at a 14-second period — and that combination matters. Long-period south energy travels from deep water and stands up properly on Oahu's reefs and sandbars. This isn't wind chop. It's real, rideable surf.

Waikiki is the clear pick today. The break's gentle reef slope is perfectly suited to a south swell at this size, turning 3.6 feet into long, workable walls. Longboarders will have a field day, and shortboarders who pick their sets will find plenty to work with. Expect a crowd — the regulars know exactly what a south swell at this period means.

Sandy Beach is worth a look for experienced surfers comfortable with heavy shore break. South energy can wrap around and hit with more punch than the numbers suggest, so approach with respect. The North Shore and Sunset Beach are not the move today — south swells don't translate up there. Hold off until a northwest swell fills in.

Conditions across the board are inviting: water temperature at 77.5°F means board shorts and a rashguard are all you need. Air temperature around 74°F makes the dawn patrol comfortable from the first step on the sand. Wind can turn onshore as the day heats up, so aim for early sessions when the surface is glassy.

Overall: a clean, organised, warm-water day at a fun size. Not pumping double overhead, but the right breaks are firing and the conditions are as good as a Honolulu morning gets at this swell window. Get to Waikiki early and enjoy it.

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