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Kalepolepo Beach Park

États-Unis d'Amérique · Hawaï

The spot

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Riding zones

Risks & Safety

  • The spot is reserved for advanced riders due to numerous hazards like reefs and swimming areas.

  • Watch out for rocks and reefs that are especially exposed at low tide.

  • The current can be strong near channels, to be monitored for returns to shore.

  • Avoid beginners and intermediates; always observe the locals before launching.

Wind

When to kite here?

14-30 kts

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Max wind in knots, daylight only, 14 to 30 kn, gusts and rain per your session settings, only when it blows from a good direction for the spot: a lagoon and a nearby beach don't work on the same days.
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Maui

The beach of Kalepolepo Beach Park, located in Kihei in the south of Maui, is the most popular kitesurfing spot in this area. It is a favorite among locals when the conditions to the north are not ideal, with a relaxed atmosphere despite the challenges of the location.

The spot offers direct access to the ocean from a well-equipped park, but it requires experience to navigate safely among the obstacles. Riders mainly come here as a plan B, for its reliable side-onshore wind at times.

Surrounded by typical Maui landscapes, it is a choice for freeride or freestyle sessions when the trade wind kicks in.

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Sources :sunnymauivacations.com · mauikitesurf.org · unplug-kitesurf.com

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