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In the South Pacific (SP) pearl farming atolls, wind is the main driver of lagoon water circulation, affecting dispersal and survival of pearl oyster larvae. To characterize typical wind conditions in the SP, wind regime classifications are performed from regional climate simulations using the WRF model, for present-day and for the end of the 21st century under RCP8.5 scenario conditions. At the daily time-scale, 4 regimes are identified a trade-wind, a north-easterly, and two easterly regimes. Their characteristics are driven by large-