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Surf & Wind Forescast

Maui beaches surf and wind conditions vary on different sides of the island.

Trade winds come from the northeast, so the north and east sides of the Hawaiian islands get a lot more rain, wind and high waves (surf) than the west and south sides.

Maui beaches on the 'leeward' (west) side of the island tend to have less waves - better for swimmers, but not so good for surfers.

These Maui Beaches Surf & Wind Forecast maps from Hawaii Beach Safety list today's beach safety warnings caused by factors such as wind or surf conditions.

View a detailed Maui Surf Report (opens a new browser window to a different website)

West Maui Beach Hazard Forecast

West Maui beaches include J.T. Fleming Beach and Hanakao'o Beach.

View this west Maui beach map and text on its original page at Hawaii Beach Safety (opens a new browser window to a different website).

South Maui Beach Hazard Forecast

South Maui beaches (Kihei shore) include Kamaole Beach and Makena Beach.

View this south Maui beach map and text on its original page at Hawaii Beach Safety (opens a new browser window to a different website).

North Maui Beach Hazard Forecast

North Maui beaches include Kanaha Beach, Baldwin Beach, and Ho'okipa Beach.

View this north Maui beach map and text on its original page at Hawaii Beach Safety (opens a new browser window to a different website).