Looking at going August,has anybody been? Best side to stay South or West,any right hand points ?
Select to expand quotetowball said..
Moti goes to Kawai each year and raves about it
Kauai TB? been there 
Select to expand quoteTed the Kiwi said...
Take your kite and downwinder board 
With the amount of walk arounds he is claiming he should take his running shoes too.
Ive never seen a lazier paddler but a great beach walker in my whole life
I went in May, i posted a few pics if you remember
I would recommend Lahania, Great little town,out of the Trade winds and close to the best mal waves
Select to expand quoteTwimby said..
I went in May, i posted a few pics if you remember
I would recommend Lahania, Great little town,out of the Trade winds and close to the best mal waves
Thanks mate,I recall the pic's but can't remember them,thanks again I'll start my research with that info.
Select to expand quoteMacaha said...Twimby said..
I went in May, i posted a few pics if you remember
I would recommend Lahania, Great little town,out of the Trade winds and close to the best mal waves
Thanks mate,I recall the pic's but can't remember them,thanks again I'll start my research with that info.
That looks like the g o mac
The place we stayed was in the suburbs very quiet withonly 5 Bali style chalets, run by Aussies
The Ilakahi I think
Rented a board at a shop near the airport. All good gear
Select to expand quoteMacaha said...
Looking at going August,has anybody been? Best side to stay South or West,any right hand points ?
I dare you to go left.
Select to expand quotethedrip said..Macaha said...
Looking at going August,has anybody been? Best side to stay South or West,any right hand points ?
I dare you to go left.
macs wife said ,,,,he won't even sleep on the left side of the bed.
Select to expand quotethedrip said..Macaha said...
Looking at going August,has anybody been? Best side to stay South or West,any right hand points ?
I dare you to go left.
Ha I had a few lefts on Saturday
Select to expand quoteTed the Kiwi said..
Take your kite and downwinder board
Red thumbs ! Where is your imagination. August is pretty much the windiest month on Maui - fact. Both of those sports love a bit of wind.
I have been told August is south shore prime time for good longboard waves so I guess now after asking my question the south of Maui should also be good. Just booked for Bali Ted 11th March 2 weeks
Bro I hear the best thing is to go December or Jan and just go straight to a place called Jaws which breaks pretty much all the time...if you can see it from the cliffs your golden...they love longboards out there...everyone rides 9'0's or above...its even good for girls apparently
Select to expand quoteTed the Kiwi said...Ted the Kiwi said..
Take your kite and downwinder board
Red thumbs ! Where is your imagination. August is pretty much the windiest month on Maui - fact. Both of those sports love a bit of wind.
Yeah. Dw season.
I hope you are tucked out of the wind where your going mac because unless you and the fam do the wind water surfing attractions you might want to take up flying a kite
Select to expand quoteMacaha said...thedrip said..Macaha said...
Looking at going August,has anybody been? Best side to stay South or West,any right hand points ?
I dare you to go left.
Ha I had a few lefts on Saturday
Lefts!!!! . You just faded back to the beach for your smoker wave walk around claims
Select to expand quoteMacaha said...
If a fad is 50 mtrs ok its a fad but I'm calling it a left after the fad.ok. Gotch ya
Will be nicely offshore down the southern end - work the same conditions as your normal spot on Ohau.
Select to expand quoteTed the Kiwi said..
Will be nicely offshore down the southern end - work the same conditions as your normal spot on Ohau.
Yes I figured that after posting my question.
Lacey it was clear to see it was your first time surfing the pass in 25 years.
At high tide you made the rookie mistake of going too far and paid the price
of the overland journey back up the point,I was going to send a search party
out for you
Select to expand quoteMacaha said...Ted the Kiwi said..
Will be nicely offshore down the southern end - work the same conditions as your normal spot on Ohau.
Yes I figured that after posting my question.
Lacey it was clear to see it was your first time surfing the pass in 25 years.
At high tide you made the rookie mistake of going too far and paid the price
of the overland journey back up the point,I was going to send a search party
out for you
Last time I surfed there we were still in single fins mac so I guess its more then 25 years.
yeah have to watch those ten ft boards dont go to far
Oh I should have warned you about sitting inside with the European back packers ouch, did the air traffic control report your sea plane wreakage ?
Select to expand quoteMacaha said...
Oh I should have warned you about sitting inside with the European back packers ouch, did the air traffic control report your sea plane wreakage ?
Paddling across. No much damage.
I gave this a guy a bit saying you hit me. He was a kook kooking it on the take off. I actually did the right thing and took the foam on but he followed me.
He was kinda laughing at me until he realized the the nose of his short board was snapped and hanging off to one side.
Then he went oh.oh.oh
Sweet for me
