Haleiwa.

Haleiwa is the North Shore's town wave, a powerful right-hand reef that turns from deceptively tame peaks into long, fast, sometimes hollow walls when a W–NW swell hits. The main peak jumps onto an uneven lava reef and races 200-500m into a shallow inside section known as the Toilet Bowl. The spot handles 1-6m waves with high consistency. Crazy crowds and a relentless rip are standard, so it's experts only when it's overhead, while beginners are better off sticking to the softer shorebreak reforms on small days.

Long hollow walls that race 200 metres into the Toilet Bowl inside.