Maui Snorkel Conditions Report By Boss Frog's

Thursday February 27, 2025
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Upper Westside Protected Bays

Napili, Kapalua, Honolua
  • Overall Conditions: Surf has subsided but still some water movement happening. Calm winds with lots of VOG haze. Nice day for water activities.
  • Webcams: Napili Sunset, Napili Kai
  • Surf: 1-2 ft
  • Weather: Variable winds less than 5 kt becoming E 5 to 7 kt in the morning. Isolated showers before noon. Widespread haze.
  • Notes: Conditions amongst the bays can vary significantly.

Today's Rating

7

Honolua Bay

Honolua Map
  • Overall Conditions: Small surf. Calm winds. Looks like a nice day at the bay.
  • Surf: 1-2 ft.
  • Weather: Similar to North Bays
  • Notes: Rocky shoreline sheltered bay. Use the Honolua Lookout before the bay to check conditions.  The water should be blue and you should be able to see the reef.  If the water looks “milky” or green the snorkeling will not be good.  If there are surfers on the north side of the bay the snorkeling conditions are probably poor or even dangerous.  If it has been raining the river empties brown, muddy water into the bay and you should definitely stay out of the water.

Today's Rating

8

Ka'anapali Beach

Sheraton Black Rock, Airport-Kahekili Beach
  • Overall Conditions: Similar to the past few days. Calm winds. Small surf. Looking really nice this morning. 
  • Webcam: Whaler Condos Sheraton
  • Surf: 1-3 ft.
  • Weather: Variable winds less than 5 kt becoming WSW 5 to 7 kt in the morning. Isolated showers before noon. Widespread haze.
  • Notes: Don’t snorkel directly under Black Rock, you don’t want to get jumped on. Turtles as usual. Don’t forget they are protected so give them space but enjoy. If you venture around Black Rock stay close to shore. Watch for surge along the rocks.

Today's Rating

9

Olowalu Mile Marker 14

Black Rock, Kahekili-Airport Beach
  • Overall Conditions: Calm winds. Small surf. 
  • Weather: Sunny, with a high near 79. Calm wind becoming west southwest 5 to 7 mph.
  • Notes: Give the turtles some space and don’t get your car stuck in the sand.  There is a sand channel that goes through the reef across the highway from the Mile Marker 14 post that is the easiest place to swim out.

Today's Rating

7

Today's Rating

7