Bodysurfing Point Panic

Honolulu, Hawaii

5.0/5

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See some of Hawaii's best on a great bodysurfing wave. If you're a good swimmer, jump in there and go for a few, but be respectful. Duration: 2 hours.

Have you seen Come Hell or Highwater? No? You should and then you should head to Point Panic on the South Shore to see some of bodysurfing's best showing off. If you're a good swimmer with a fair amount of bodysurfing experience, grab your fins and head out for a few. Make sure you're respectful of the locals. Afterward, you can bbq and watch others head out in Point Panic Park.

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Nick Wiegandt

Bodysurfing Point Panic

05/06/14

Bring your DuckFeet, give'm up to the uncles. Best on a Solid South Swell.

5.0

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Tyler Drake

Team

Bodysurfing Point Panic

10/16/13

Bodysurfing a point break is a real change of pace from getting pounded at Sandy's or Pounders. This a really fun spot if you've got your fins with you. Just an FYI, the parking lot doesn't look the safest, so don't leave valuables in the car.

Grant

Bodysurfing Point Panic

10/14/13

make sure you share with the locals!!!

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Brian Heifferon

Team

Bodysurfing Point Panic

09/07/13

Super fun bodysurfing wave. The easiest way in/out is to use the set of stairs near the harbor channel. Take your time though, the bottom ones are pretty slick.

5.0

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