Kailua Beach (Shorebreaks)

Kailua, Hawaii

4.5/5

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Really fun on the trade winds with sand bottom peaks scattered along the beach. A great place to learn or just practice and spend the day.

To get here, park at Kalama Beach Park parking lot and just walk down to the beach. The break is just off to the left, look for the surfers or bodysurfers. Shorebreak's is best primarily on a wind swell with the prevailing wind onshore. It can be hella fun and a good place to learn and also to hone your skills under any conditions. Bring a smile and a great attitude. Mahalo.

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Andy

Kailua Beach (Shorebreaks)

11/23/20

Can be a good spot to learn to surf. Fun spot and good for beach days

5.0

Elena P

Kailua Beach (Shorebreaks)

07/24/20

It's a fun beach to spend the day at in Kailua. It's very close to the center of Kailua so it's easy to get food in town.

4.0

Grant

Kailua Beach (Shorebreaks)

10/14/13

fun on a windswell

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