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Pine Trees

Good

Wave Height

2-4

ft

Swell

~13s

S

Wind

0mph

Offshore (ESE)

Water

80°

Boardshorts

Falling• Low in 4h 34m

Updated: 6/8/2026, 5:38:46 AM • Data: Open-Meteo

Accurate?

Surf Graph

Clean
Fair
Choppy
Flat

Tide Forecast

Today
L2:29pm0.1ft
H9:24pm1.3ft
Tomorrow
L2:18am0.8ft
H8:01am1.5ft
L3:04pm-0.0ft
H10:16pm1.6ft
Wed, Jun 10
L4:10am0.8ft
H8:59am1.3ft
L3:40pm-0.1ft
H11:03pm2.0ft
Thu, Jun 11
L5:37am0.6ft
H10:00am1.1ft

Recent History

No recent history available

About Pine Trees

Pine Trees (Kohanaiki) on the Big Island's Kona coast is the best everyday surf spot on Hawaii Island. The lava rock reef produces a variety of peaks—rights, lefts, and A-frames—across a wide stretch of coastline. The wave is powerful but not too heavy, making it accessible for intermediate surfers while still offering enough juice for advanced riders. The black lava landscape, dry climate, and crystal-clear water make it feel worlds apart from the lush, green North Shore.

FAQ

What is the water temperature at Pine Trees?

The current water temperature at Pine Trees is 80°F. Boardshorts or a rashguard should be comfortable.

What is the surf like at Pine Trees today?

Pine Trees currently has waves around 2-4ft. Conditions change throughout the day, so check back for updated forecasts.

What time is high tide at Pine Trees?

Today's high tide at Pine Trees is at 3:09 AM ET. Tide times shift daily, so check our forecast for upcoming tide schedules.

What time is low tide at Pine Trees?

Today's low tide at Pine Trees is at 8:26 PM ET. Tide times shift daily, so check our forecast for upcoming tide schedules.

What are the best conditions for surfing Pine Trees?

Pine Trees works best with swells from the W, WNW, NW, SW and E, NE, SE winds (offshore). The ideal tide is mid.

Is Pine Trees good for beginners?

Pine Trees is best suited for intermediate surfers who are comfortable paddling out and catching unbroken waves. Beginners may find it challenging on bigger days.

This Week's Outlook

Friday morning looks like your best bet with 3ft waves, solid 12-second periods, and a decent SW swell direction, though you'll deal with some cross-shore wind. Tuesday morning could work too if you don't mind the onshore texture from that west wind.

Updated 6/8/2026, 6:16:20 AM

Spot Info

Break TypeReef Break
BottomLava Rock
Skill LevelIntermediate to Advanced
CrowdModerate
Best TideMid
Best SwellW, WNW, NW, SW
Best WindE, NE, SE
ParkingUnmarked access road, dirt parking

Local Tip

Multiple peaks spread the crowd. The lava reef is sharp—booties help. Dry and sunny, unlike the wet side.