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Three's and Four's

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Ideal surf conditions at Three's and Four's

Swell window
SE, SW
Swell size
5ft - 10ft
Swell breaks over
Live Coral
Wave types
Reef
Wave directions
Right
Wind window
NE
Best tides at
Low, Mid, High
Skill Level
Intermediate
Seasons
Spring, Summer, Autumn
Board types
Shortboard, Funboard, Longboard, Fish, Bodyboard

Three's and Four's surf guide

Three's and Four's is located in front of the Sheraton Waikiki Hotel, nestled between Pops and Four's. It’s a bit of a trek from the beach, but that doesn’t stop the crowd from showing up, especially when there’s a decent south swell. Three's tends to be the go-to spot, especially for clean, racy waves. With a defined channel at the wave's end, getting back out is usually a breeze, making it a popular choice for surfers of all levels, though you’ll find a lot of experienced surfers out there when the conditions are right.

When it comes to the surf, Three's can really turn on during a solid south swell, pulling in clean right-handers that can barrel nicely. It generally handles swell sizes from 5 to 10 feet (1.5 to 3 meters) and works well with southeast to southwest swells. The waves break over live coral and can be classified as reef breaks. For the best experience, aim for low to mid to high tides, with the ideal wind coming from the northeast. You can expect a fun mix of wave types, suitable for shortboards, funboards, longboards, fishes, and even bodyboards. Just keep in mind that it can get pretty crowded when the waves pick up.

The vibe at Three's and Four's is typically mellow, and while the crowd can be intense when the surf is waist high or bigger, the early bird might catch some nice waves. Respect and humility are appreciated out in the water, ensuring everyone has a good time. With lots of surfers sharing the lineup, it's essential to keep it friendly while enjoying the surf, especially during the summer months when the conditions are often best.