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Haiku - Maliko Bay
🇺🇸 Hawaii · United States — Altitude 8 m
This live camera looks out over Maliko Bay on the windward north shore of Maui, close to the town of Haiku. It is a quick way to see what the water and sky look like right now. Surfers and beachgoers often check it before deciding whether to head down the coast.
Maliko Bay sits on Maui's northeastern coast, in a area of green hills, sugarcane history and rugged cliffs that drop toward the Pacific. The north shore is known for its strong trade winds and large swells, especially in the winter months. Haiku is a small community inland from the coast, and the bay itself has a quieter, more rural character than the resort areas on the island's west side.
The camera is categorized as a beach view, so the most useful thing to check is the surf and wind on the water. Conditions can change quickly, and the view may show calm mornings or choppy afternoons depending on the weather. Watching during early morning often gives the clearest sense of the swell before the afternoon winds pick up.
Maui has warm weather year-round, with the drier season usually running from May to October, though the windward coast receives more rain than the leeward side. Winter brings bigger waves and more showers. Nearby cameras in Kula, Kihei and Wailea cover other parts of the island, which are useful if you want to compare conditions across Maui.
Source: thesurfersview.com
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The current local weather and a three-day forecast are shown on this page, next to the live view. Because the north shore is windward, wind and rain can differ noticeably from the rest of Maui.
The local time for Haiku is displayed on this page. Hawaii does not observe daylight saving time, so the clock stays the same throughout the year.
The camera overlooks Maliko Bay near Haiku on the northeast coast of Maui. The map on this page marks its position so you can see how it fits along the shoreline.
Early mornings are often good for seeing the swell and calmer water, while afternoons tend to be windier. Check the live view at different times to get a sense of how conditions change through the day.
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