Surf Maui
Powerful waves, wind-kissed beaches, and laid-back Aloha spirit.
Honolua Bay
Lahaina Breakwall
Windsurfing Paradise
Peahi (Jaws)
30+
Surf Spots
290+
Sunny Days/Year
November–March
Peak Season
2–60ft (Jaws!)
Wave Height
Why Maui?
A diverse surf destination with epic right-handers, tropical reef breaks, and big-wave prestige.
- Peʻahi (Jaws) — one of the most powerful waves on Earth
- Honolua Bay delivers flawless right-hand barrels
- Lahaina offers perfect beginner conditions
- Stunning nature, surf-meets-spirit vibe
Travel Information
Getting There
- • Fly into Kahului Airport (OGG)
- • Rent a car to access West and North Shore breaks
- • Stay in Lahaina, Paia, or Kihei for surf access
Best Time to Visit
- • Winter for big waves on north-facing shores
- • Summer for smaller, clean surf on the south coast
- • Fall for fewer crowds and consistent wind swell
Local Tips
- • Check wind conditions — mornings are best for glassy surf
- • Respect local surfers and natural areas
- • Jaws is not for surfing unless you're pro — epic to watch!