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Surf foiling in Hawaii

3 surf foiling spots in Hawaii, United States. The colours show each month: the stronger, the better for surf foiling.

Find the best time to goTap a spot to see when to go: wind, waves, water temperature, sun and rain in every month, from years of weather statistics.

Updated October 2026 · weather data 2022–2026

In short

Wave height: average daily maximum.

Month by month in Hawaii

MonthWavesWaterWetsuitAir
JanuaryJan2.2 m25°Cno wetsuit26°C
FebruaryFeb2.3 m24°Cshorty26°C
MarchMar1.9 m25°Cno wetsuit26°C
AprilApr1.8 m25°Cno wetsuit27°C
MayMay1.7 m25°Cno wetsuit27°C
JuneJun1.6 m26°Cno wetsuit28°C
JulyJul1.6 m26°Cno wetsuit29°C
AugustAug1.6 m27°Cno wetsuit29°C
SeptemberSep1.6 m27°Cno wetsuit29°C
OctoberOct1.8 m27°Cno wetsuit29°C
NovemberNov2.2 m26°Cno wetsuit28°C
DecemberDec2.3 m26°Cno wetsuit27°C

Averages of the 3 spots on this page. Best months highlighted. Air: average daytime high.

Questions

When is the best time for surf foiling in Hawaii?

Best waves in Hawaii: January–February, November–December (around 2.2 m, water 25°C, no wetsuit).

What wetsuit do I need in Hawaii?

It depends on the month: about 27°C water in September (no wetsuit) and about 24°C in February (shorty).

Is Hawaii good for beginners?

The spots here suit intermediate and advanced riders more than beginners.

Which airport is closest?

Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL), 22 km from Oahu – Kailua Beach; Kahului International Airport (OGG), 0 km from Kanaha Beach Park – Maui.

Surf foiling in United States