Velseyland
Haleiwa, Hawaii
Swim
Feisty high-performance wave located at the far east end of the North Shore of Oahu in Hawaii; a two-way break, but generally known as a right. Velzyland needs a medium-small west swell, and breaks best from three to five foot. Bigger waves fold over on an outer reef, roll shoreward, and sometimes reform just prior to hitting the Velzyland proper. The rights wedge up into perfectly formed tubes, and often throw out two or three times on the same wave; the lefts are longer but softer.
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Directions
From Haleiwa, Hawaii
- Head east on Haleiwa Rd toward Kamehameha Hwy (13 ft)
- Turn left onto Kamehameha Hwy (0.7 mi)
- Turn left onto HI-83 E (5.9 mi)
- Turn left onto Ke Nui Rd (72 ft)
Located at the far east end of the North Shore of Oahu in Hawaii.
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