Power Plant

Power Plant is a surf spot located in Oahu West Side, Hawaii. This reef break offers both coral reef and sand bottom conditions. The spot is suitable for surfing at all tides and provides regular waves with a length ranging from 50 to 150 meters. Power Plant is known for its uncrowded conditions, making it an attractive option for surfers seeking a less busy spot. The spot is near other surf locations such as Nanakuli Tracks, Turtles Reef, Nanakuli Blackrocks, Ko Olinas, and Barber’s Point. Surfers should be aware of potential hazards including urchins, rips, undertow, rocks, and pollution. There have been reports of marine life in the area, including sharks, dolphins, box jellyfish, eagle rays, and even occasional whale sightings. The spot is located near a power plant, and surfers should be cautious of potential underwater discharges from the plant’s pipes. Access to Power Plant involves driving to an empty beach area near the power plant. While security presence is rare, surfers should be respectful of the area. It’s important to check your skills before paddling out to ensure the spot and conditions match your surfing level. When the spot is crowded, always follow proper surf etiquette and respect the locals. For those interested in the local surf culture, it’s worth noting that Jack Johnson, a famous musician and former professional surfer, grew up on the North Shore of Oahu. While not directly related to Power Plant, his connection to Hawaiian surfing highlights the rich surf culture of the island. Remember to check the latest surf forecast, report, and map before heading out. If available, a surf webcam can provide real-time conditions of the spot. Check out the good surf at Power Plant in the next 7 days, the webcams, the full forecast report, or see the spot on the surf map.