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Waikiki Beaches Contract While Ala Wai Canal Rises

This week’s king tides have beachgoers dodging waves while the canal nears the top of its retaining walls.

By Cory Lum / May 25, 2017
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  • <p>Canoe paddlers on the Ala Wai Canal ride a little higher than usual Thursday with the water only about a foot below the top of a retaining wall.</p>

    Canoe paddlers on the Ala Wai Canal ride a little higher than usual Thursday with the water only about a foot below the top of a retaining wall.

    Cory Lum/Civil Beat
  • <p>Floating debris along the Ala Wai Canal during a king tide Wednesday. High-water conditions are expected to continue through the weekend.</p>

    Floating debris along the Ala Wai Canal during a king tide Wednesday. High-water conditions are expected to continue through the weekend.

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  • <p>The surf inundates a lifeguard tower Thursday at San Souci State Recreational Park in Waikiki.</p>

    The surf inundates a lifeguard tower Thursday at San Souci State Recreational Park in Waikiki.

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  • <p>Visitors try to steady themselves as a wave crashes against the concrete walkway Thursday offshore of Fort DeRussy Beach Park.</p>

    Visitors try to steady themselves as a wave crashes against the concrete walkway Thursday offshore of Fort DeRussy Beach Park.

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  • <p>Beachgoers find tight quarters fronting the Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort on Thursday.</p>

    Beachgoers find tight quarters fronting the Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort on Thursday.

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  • <p>Ivan and Corina Lazarciuc hold their son, Lucas, as a wave crashes Thursday at San Souci State Recreational Park. The family is visiting from Seattle.</p>

    Ivan and Corina Lazarciuc hold their son, Lucas, as a wave crashes Thursday at San Souci State Recreational Park. The family is visiting from Seattle.

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