Surf report · Hawaii

Jaws (Pe‘ahi) surf report

Pe‘ahi, known as Jaws, is a big-wave reef break on Maui’s north shore that comes alive on the largest winter north swells. Here are the nearest buoys and tide station, with their latest readings.

20.942° N, 156.297° WHawaii buoys

Buoy nearby

16 km away

Pauwela, Maui, HI

NOAA National Data Buoy Center

Updated Tue 08:56

Wave height7.2 ft14s · NW 323°
  • Energy1862 kJ
Water80.2 °F

Tide nearby

19 km away

Kahului

Predicted tides · NOAA Tides & Currents

Today · heights above MLLW

Tide now1.6 ftFalling
Today high and low tides, heights above MLLW
High06:082.5 ft
Low22:440.0 ft
Drag the circular marker to inspect a tide. Use left and right arrow keys for fifteen-minute steps, Home or End for the first or last sample, and Escape to return to now. 00:0006:0012:0018:0000:00 2.5 ftHigh 06:080.0 ftLow 22:44 Now1.6 ft

On the map

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Buoys to check

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Tide stations

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Buoy Data: NOAA National Data Buoy Center · Tide Data: NOAA Tides & Currents