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Hawaii is home to some of the best surfing breaks in the world and can be a surfer’s paradise. A surfing break is an object or permanent obstruction that forms a barreling wave or other wave that can be surfed. If you are looking to surf some waves in Hawaii here are some of the best surfing breaks Hawaii has to offer:

1. Ma’alaea Pipeline.
   Ma’alaea is known as world’s fastest rideable wave in Maui. Ma’alaea means freight train, and breaks over a shallow coral reef. It is generated during large southerly swells. – – Website – –
2. Banzai Pipeline.
   The Banzai Pipeline, also known as “pipeline” or “pipe” to is known for some of the biggest waves. Surfers are able to surf the waves that are formed from the large waves breaking over a sharp cavernous reef. Known as the world’s deadliest wave, the average wave can be 9 feet or higher.– – Website – –
3. Jaws (Pe’ahi in Hawaiian).
   The reef break at Jaws was previously inaccessibly before tow in surfing but is now an incredibly popular spot as waves are rumored to reach 120 feet.– – Website – –
4. Laniakea.
   Oahu’s North Shore is known for harboring some of the biggest waves in the world. The reef bottom at Laniakea is nearly exposed making a one of the best surfing breaks and spots on the islands.– – Website – –
5. Ke’ei, Kealakekua Bay.
   Based The underwater reef at this surfing spot makes Ke’ei one of the best surfing spots. The waves are not as large as Banzai pipeline, but the waves are long and consistent making Ke’ei one of the best spots that is still relatively unknown.– – Website – –
6. Ho’okipa Beach.
   Ho’okipa Beach is one of Maui’s best surfing breaks. The rough and rocky bottom makes waves that are not suitable for the average surfer. But spectators on the beach can sit ba ck and enjoy the show.– – Website – –

By Danielle Anne Suleik