Current conditions
Waves
1.6m
Good
10s · SSE
Swell
1.1m
11s
S
Wind
7kts
NNE
Gusts 20kts
Sea
26.1°C
Sky
☁️
Overcast
Air
24°C
💧 0.0mm
UV
0
Low
Clouds
92%
7-day forecast
Today
18/10
🌦️
29°/23°
💧2.1mm
💨 10kts
🌊 1.9m
11s
1.3m sw
Tmrw
19/10
🌦️
33°/24°
💧6.5mm
💨 9kts
🌊 2.1m
10s
1.6m sw
Tue
20/10
🌦️
27°/23°
💧5.1mm
💨 9kts
🌊 2.3m
10s
2.2m sw
Wed
21/10
🌦️
26°/22°
💨 9kts
🌊 2.4m
11s
2.3m sw
Thu
22/10
🌦️
24°/22°
💧3.7mm
💨 9kts
🌊 2.5m
12s
2.5m sw
Fri
23/10
🌦️
26°/22°
💧1.3mm
💨 10kts
🌊 2.6m
12s
2.4m sw
Sat
24/10
🌦️
26°/21°
💧0.8mm
💨 9kts
🌊 2.6m
12s
2.4m sw
Description
Teahupo'o is the heaviest and most dangerous wave in the world. This left over shallow reef creates the thickest tubes ever surfed.
⚠️ Hazards
Coral bottom 50cm deep. Extremely violent waves. Reserved for the world's best surfers.
📅 Best season
April to October for South Pacific swells.
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