Pavilions
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Swl 2
0.6ft 7s.
1kJ
Swl 1
1.1ft 8s.
8kJ
Wnd
14mph
20mph
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Timezone: Pacific/Honolulu
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Pavilions surf guide

Pavilions is a surf spot located on the eastern point, known for its wind protection and easy access back out through a defined channel. This spot offers a mix of waves that can be enjoyable yet challenging depending on the conditions. It's particularly favored by local surfers, who often flock here when the waves are right.

The waves at Pavilions tend to work best on a north swell, with good wave action from the northwest and northeast directions as well. It handles swell sizes starting from about 3 feet (0.9 meters) and can provide some fun, ripable waves, especially on lower tides. The waves break over an uneven reef, creating right-breaking waves that can be accessed easily. For the best results, southeast winds are preferred, and intermediate surfers will find the conditions manageable here.

Parking is available up on the lookout, making it convenient for surfers visiting Pavilions. Just be aware that when the waves get up to double overhead, the spot tends to get a little too heavy, especially as Middles picks up. It's a good idea to keep an eye on the local crowd, as this spot can get pretty busy with regulars. Overall, Pavilions is a solid choice for those looking to enjoy some consistent surf in a friendly atmosphere.

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