Keei is a surf spot located on the Big Island of Hawaii, offering unique surfing experiences for those willing to paddle out. It’s a bit secluded and can feel remote, which means fewer crowds compared to some of the busier breaks. The area is known for its beautiful views and the chance to see local marine life while you’re making your way out to the waves.

This spot is known for its left-breaking waves, particularly good for expert surfers. The optimal swell direction is Southwest, with waves also handling Southern and Northern swells. You can expect swell sizes around 2 ft (about 0.6 meters) to be perfect for this break. The waves break over live coral, giving it that classic reef vibe. While low, mid, and high tides all work here, low to mid tides can be particularly fun. Just be mindful of the winds; an east wind is preferable for cleaner conditions.

Since it's a longer paddle to get out to the lineup, it’s a good idea to keep an eye out for dolphins and other sea life enjoying the waters. For those looking for more action, you might also want to check out Hookena further south for some punchier lefts that can amp up the thrill.