Little Beach

Little Beach is a surf spot located in Maui, Hawaii. The spot provides both left and right waves. It’s situated on a coral reef bottom and sometimes breaks. The waves are less than 50m in length. Little Beach is suitable for intermediate surfers and is best surfed during low tide. The spot can get crowded, so it’s important to respect the locals and follow surf etiquette. Check your skills before paddling out to make sure the spot and conditions fit your surfing level. Little Beach is known for its challenging conditions, including urchins, rips, undertow, and rocks. Surfers should be cautious of sharks in the area. The spot is adjacent to Makena Beach (Big Beach) and is not accessible by car. To reach Little Beach, drive to Makena Beach, park at the lot, and walk to the beach. Then, find the path at the northwest end that leads over the lava rocks to Little Beach. Be aware that the wave breaks in shallow water over unforgiving reef, which can potentially damage boards. Remove valuables from your car when visiting. Little Beach is part of Maui, the second largest island in the Hawaiian archipelago. Maui is known for its significant tourism industry and popular destinations. The island was formed by volcanism associated with the Hawaii hotspot, resulting in its unique geological features. Maui’s climate is characterized by a two-season year, tropical temperatures, and dominant trade wind flow. When planning your surf session at Little Beach, consider checking the latest surf forecast, report, and map for up-to-date conditions. Remember to prioritize safety and respect for the environment when surfing this spot.