Surf Report for Honolulu Hawaii - Wednesday - 27 May 2026

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Surf Report for Honolulu Hawaii - Wednesday - 27 May 2026

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A northwest groundswell has filled in overnight, and Honolulu is waking up to some of the cleanest conditions of the week. Today's swell is reading 3.6 feet at 15 seconds from 310 degrees — that long period is the headline. This is real groundswell with shape, not wind chop, and the breaks that respond to northwest energy are showing up.

Waikiki is the pick for longboarders and cruisers today. The NW angle wraps nicely into the bay, producing waist-to-chest-high sets on the better waves. Crowds will follow, so an early paddle-out is strongly recommended. North Shore — Sunset Beach in particular — is also worth the drive. Fifteen-second NW energy tends to find Sunset, and you can expect head-high sets with clean faces. Not massive, but quality surf.

Sandy Beach and the south shore are largely sitting this one out. Northwest swells don't wrap enough energy around the island to generate size on the south side, so save the trip for another day.

Water temperature is a comfortable 78.1°F — pure boardshorts weather. Air temperature sits at 74.3°F. Wind is calm enough that morning conditions should stay clean. The window is now: get out before the sea breeze fills in and the lineups get crowded.

This is your daily Honolulu surf briefing — practical, specific, and under three minutes. Whether you're a visiting surfer scoping Waikiki or a local deciding whether to make the run to the North Shore, this report gives you the call before you leave the house.

This episode includes AI-generated content.

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