When it comes to big waves, there are none more famous than the ones that roll into Waimea Bay. It’s a place steeped in surf history; one of the most important places not just on the North Shore ...

Taking a 25-foot, four hundred-pound outrigger canoe out to ride waves Waimea Bay takes a certain kind of commitment not necessarily found in your run-of-the-mill big-wave surfers. Which is where ...

Calm or light to moderate ENE to S. When Waimea starts to work, look for the bay to turn into a massive washing machine, where water floods in along each side of the Bay and a big rip current ...

In Hawaiʻi winter brings cooler weather, humpback whales and, of course, massive surf to north-facing shores. Surfing—or heʻe ...

Pack a picnic, take a swim and enjoy the surroundings. Also leave time to visit Waimea Bay Beach across the highway. – Sharael Kolberg, Contributor, Travel Not only is Waimea Valley a beautiful ...

Lifeguards at Waimea Bay also warned people to stay out of the dangerous surf and posted signs on the beach. “View the surf from a beach park that has a permanent lifeguard station. Abide by our ...

Lazzara, a local attorney and former Belmar Beach lifeguard, found himself in an intense rescue situation while vacationing ...

Could be to watch an “Eddie Swell” explode across Waimea Bay from the safety from the beach — maybe just to play around at Rocky Point. Whatever the motivation, Oahu’s North Shore is the ...

From Waimea Canyon to Waikīkī Beach ... Park and get up close to marine wildlife while snorkeling in Honolua Bay or around Molokini. Then, for an experience you won’t forget, relax on the ...

Hawai‛i also offers world-class surfing and some of the biggest waves in the world, including Pipeline, Waimea Bay, and Jaws (known locally as Peahi). The father of modern surfing, Hawaiian Duke ...

9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Sheraton Kona Resort at Keauhou Bay Saturday: Keauhou Farmers Market, 8 a.m. to noon at Keauhou Shopping ...