Banyan Surf Spot
BIG ISLAND – The easiest way to get to Banyan is by rental car, but the public bus system also
20° 55′ 0″ N, 156° 17′ 0″ W
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An impressive force of nature
Maui's biggest surfing break
Also known as "Peahi", Jaws is the wave hub ob Northern Maui. The size of the waves at Jaws can exceed 60 feet (18 m) from December to March. These waves attract big wave surfers such as Laird Hamilton and Dave Kalama. There is a wonderful lookout on the edge of the cliff right where you can observe them. Only a few lucky and well-timed tourists get to watch big wave episodes at Jaws, seeing as it only happens a few times a year when conditions are favorable.
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If you are not willing to risk the unusual, you will have to settle for the ordinary.
Located roughly three miles east of Pāʻia, just north of Pauwela off of Hana Highway
How to get there:
MAUI – You will need your own car to reach Jaws Lookout. Do not attempt to drive down the 1.5 mile dirt road unless you have access to a 4-wheel vehicle.
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