Hawaii’s first deep-water standing wave to debut at West Oahu
A 52-acre recreational lagoon and shoreside commercial development called Wai Kai featuring a surfing wave pool with the world’s largest standing wave opens Saturday in Ewa Beach.
The $112 million commercial complex, which extends along the Wai Kai Lagoon’s inland shoreline, includes three restaurants, a coffee shop and bar, two event lawns, a boardwalk, a fire pit and terrace, the Nalo Kai Club with private lounge, Sessions Lifestyle & Apparel shop, a sandy area, a dock, lagoon equipment rentals — all anchored by an artificial wave attraction called the Wai Kai Wave.
