Leftovers
Surfing area west of Waimea, Oʻahu.
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Leftovers
Surf site, Kawailoa, Oʻahu. In the 1960s, surfers going to the "country," or North Shore, from "town," or Honolulu, usually checked out the surf sites starting with Haleʻiwa and then worked their way north past Laniākea and Chun's Reef. Leftovers was considered to be a "leftover" or second-choice site at the end of the line of the more famous and often more crowded sites before Waimea Bay. The name is also a play on words because Leftovers is a left—a wave that surfers ride to their left. Also known as Kūmakani.
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