The Big Island is just that, big and diverse.
There are all kinds of surf breaks, some right along major roads with easy and obvious access and mellow approachable waves, and others that are down nearly impossible 4×4 roads with difficult ins and outs and treacherous waves.
To help you find some of the better known spots around the island, we have provided some information bellow. If your surfing is up to it and you have a sense of adventure, there are plenty of hidden gems tucked along the coastlines of the Big Island. These spots will help you to get your bearings and find some fun surf. We also encourage you to explore our coastlines and find your own secret spot.
When it comes to surfing etiquette, there are several rules that are important to learn and respect no matter where you surf. These rules are heavily enforced in Hawaii and exist to keep the lineups organized and safe.
Kahalu’u Beach Park
You may have already visited Kahalu'u Bay in Kona near mile marker 5 on Alii Drive. But you might not know that it is one of Kona's premier beach parks. Originally the spot of several... More >
La’aloa Bay Beach
La'aloa means "very sacred" in Hawaiian. Often called "White Sands," "Magic Sands," or "Disappearing Sands," this small, fun beach on the main drag in Kona is one of our favorites. So-named for the fact that... More >
