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Waimea Bay surf report
Waimea Bay is the North Shore’s famous big-wave bay. It needs a large north-west swell to break and is often flat and calm in summer. Here are the nearest buoys and tide station, with their latest readings.
Wave height
Wind speed
Temperature
Pressure
Distance
Buoy nearby
6.2 km away
Wave height6.2 ft10s · NNE 24°
Water79.0 °F
Tide nearby
6.5 km away
Tide now0.6 ftFalling
| High | 06:34 | 1.9 ft |
|---|---|---|
| Low | 13:42 | 0.3 ft |
| High | 18:46 | 0.4 ft |
| Low | 22:14 | 0.2 ft |
On the map
Buoy Tide station
The nearest buoy is the large marker. Hold ⌘ Command or Ctrl while scrolling to zoom.
Buoys to check
- Waimea Bay, HIHawaii, United States6.2 km
- Barbers Point, Kalaeloa, HIHawaii, United States36 km
- Kaneohe Bay, WETS, HIHawaii, United States37 km
The closest buoy is not always the most useful. See how to find the right buoy for your spot.
Tide stations
Guide: Surfing Oahu’s North Shore: Buoys and Tides
Take it to the water
Check Waimea Bay before you paddle out.
Buoy readings, tide charts, swell alarms and your favorite spots in one app.
Download on the App StoreBuoy Data: NOAA National Data Buoy Center · Tide Data: NOAA Tides & Currents