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Any Windsurfing on Moloka'i?

 
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kohole



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PostPosted: Tue Apr 11, 2000 7:47 pm    Post subject: Any Windsurfing on Moloka'i? Reply with quote

Whats the story with Molokai?

Thanks,

Nino
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jmakers



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PostPosted: Tue May 30, 2000 9:06 pm    Post subject: RE: Any Windsurfing on Moloka'i? Reply with quote

I wouldnt consider Molokai as a place to windsurf in Hawaii. Most of the NE portion of this long, narrow island has tall cliffs that block the NE tradewinds from the getting to the southern shores where most of the beach access is. Theres a beautiful beach on the western shore, but the surf is really rough and the winds would be offshore. There might possibly be some spots on the NW portion of the isle, but I havent heard of it. If youre visiting the islands and want to windsurf, your best options in descending order are: Maui, Oahu, Kauai, Hawaii (Big Island) and I wouldnt seriously consider the last one.

-Sandy, Oahu resident
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stukailua



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PostPosted: Sat Jun 10, 2000 9:31 pm    Post subject: RE: Any Windsurfing on Moloka'i? Reply with quote

You can windsurf on Molikai. I havnt done it, but a friend of mine has a cabin there and goes out regular. He said there is half dozen locals who sail regular.I believe most people sail the east coast (Manae). You might be able to launch at Halawa valley. Also, better than average sailors will sail across the channel to Maui. I am told its not hard if the winds are right, but you should be a good sailor. If you do, bring some survival gear (radio, line, etc). No matter what, you should sail with at least a buddy anywhere on Molikai. As the other Oahu sailor stated, Maui is your best bet for sailing in Hawaii. Oahu is good if the winds are up.

Kailua Sailor
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