Kaena Point
Narrow, dry, west-pointing finger of land located on the northwest tip of Oahu in Hawaii, fringed with black lava rocks and cliffs. On the biggest winter swells, Kaena will produce what appears to be ridable right-breaking 40-foot-plus waves on the southwest side of the point, and equally large but less organized left-breaking waves on the northwest side. From the late 1950s to the 1980s, Kaena Po...
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Kaena Point. Photo: Greg NollSubscribe to view
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Ace Cool, Kaena Point, 1984. Photo: Warren BolsterSubscribe to view
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Kaena Point. Photo: Greg Noll
Jim Neece
Ace Cool, Kaena Point, 1984. Photo: Warren Bolster
Kaena Point. Photo: Sean Davey