High Surf Advisory

Yesterday was another great day in Kailua Kona, sunny and 80 degrees with a light wind. The upcoming week is looking to be just as nice with nothing but mostly sunny days...

As the surrounding water contunies to calm from a recent storm, many of the beaches remain closed. Although this isn't ideal for beach goers and snorklers, surfers seem to be loving it! Big swells are breaking off the coast which is exactly what these guys live for. Here's a couple video's of some great Hawaiian surfing...

I'm off for now... have to make my 8:00 tee time at Makalei Golf Club! FORE!

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