Oahu is probably best known for its surfing competitions, especially on the North Coast. Do not worry, although there are many good places to go on a snowmobile on Oahu.
So let's start here.
South coast:
1. The sandy beach is a good place, it is a bit crowded, but it has a powerful wave.
2. Waikiki is not so good during the day, but after the sun sets into it.
3. Beach Eva / Hairdressers Point — small waves sticking to the shore, but this beach is never crowded.
West Coast:
1. In Yokohama Bay, there is a big fat bump with good lateral potential with the correct direction of swelling. This is the locality of the locals, so be kind to them, they are very protecting their areas.
2. Makahi has big waves of backward waves on the beach, this place is also a terrain, so keep this in mind.
3. There are also many small beaches along the West Bank, so keep your eyes open while you drive.
North Shore:
1. Waimea has several large fractures; when it is broken, sometimes sand bars can be a problem, so keep your eyes open.
2. In some other places, such as “Pipeline”, “Sunset”, there are also weekends due to the displacement of sand bars, but they are usually good after several days of lull in large waves.
On the east coast:
1. Pounders has a small wave with side potential, although this beach is usually crowded.
2. Macapuu is even more than others, making it difficult to hit any of the BIG waves. That day this beach was reserved only for royalty.
