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Salt Pond Beach, Kauai: dive & snorkel conditions

Salt Pond Beach, Tuesday, November 3: visibility Good, 15–25 ft (4.5–7.5 m), and Go from shore (86/100) to dive or snorkel, best 06:00–18:00 HST.

Updated ; the forecast refreshes every 6 hours. Confidence 91%.

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No Hawaii DOH Brown Water Advisory near Salt Pond Beach today.

Today by how you get in

Shore

✓ Go 86

Surf ~1 ft · wind 3 kt · current 0.3 kt

Best 06:00–18:00 HST

Nearshore reef

Kayak

– Caution 52

Seas ~6 ft out where you'd dive (E swell, 8 s)

Best 06:00–18:00 HST

Blue water (300 ft+) 1.7 km out

Boat

✓ Go 72

Seas ~6 ft · wind 3 kt · current 0.3 kt

Best 06:00–18:00 HST

Blue water (300 ft+) 1.7 km out

Next 7 days at Salt Pond Beach

DayDivabilityVisibilityWindSwellConfidence
✓ Go 86 from shore Good 15–25 ft 3 kt S 6.2 ft @ 9s 91%
✓ Go 86 from shore Good 15–25 ft 4 kt E 5.6 ft @ 8s 91%
✓ Go 82 from shore Good 15–25 ft 4 kt ENE 6.2 ft @ 10s 86%
✓ Go 82 from shore Good 15–25 ft 3 kt E 6.6 ft @ 10s 82%
✓ Go 84 from shore Good 15–25 ft 3 kt ESE 6.6 ft @ 9s 75%
✓ Go 84 from shore Good 15–25 ft 2 kt ESE 6.2 ft @ 9s 68%
✓ Go 85 from shore Excellent 25–60 ft 3 kt E 6.2 ft @ 9s 61%

About Salt Pond Beach

What spoils the visibility here

Questions about Salt Pond Beach

Is it good to snorkel or dive at Salt Pond Beach today?
On Tuesday, November 3 DiveVis rates Salt Pond Beach Go from shore (86/100). Conditions look good.
What is the water visibility at Salt Pond Beach today?
Good, 15–25 ft (4.5–7.5 m) expected on Tuesday, November 3, with 91% confidence. It is an estimate from wind, swell, rain, runoff and ocean conditions, not a measurement.
What's the best time to get in the water at Salt Pond Beach today?
Between 06:00 and 18:00 HST on Tuesday, November 3, from shore.
How do you get in the water at Salt Pond Beach?
Swim or kayak in from shore, or go by boat from Port Allen Small Boat Harbor.

Other Kauai spots today

Estimates from wind, swell, rain, runoff, tides and ocean conditions; check conditions on site before going in. How the forecast works.