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It's not that dangerous really but it would be easy to hit the rocks with your head/face if you're not paying attention. I'm sure you know the spot has one of the trickiest take off zones because of the tide swings at the entrance to the bay. So easy to get sucked out of position. I've seen guys get sucked out and around the point to which there is no easy way to get back to the parking lot side if you get pushed past the breaking waves.
Happens every year, multiple times. See my story above.i went to the alcatraz tour once and the rip current around the island was way worse than haleiwa on a big day....the boat had to stay throttled up just to stay at the dock
.do you guys ever get sucked out to sea on a fast dropping tide?
