Society Islands Update
After visiting Raiatea and Huahine, the crew now sets their sights on Tahaʻa and Bora Bora.
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Ask the Crew | Kaimana Bacarse: How does the star compass change with latitude?
Jenna from the Young Voyagers Club in Princeville, Hawaii asks specifics about the use of the star compass as voyagers sail south. -
Blog | Heidi Guth: Refreshing the Soul
Hōkūleʻa crewmember Heidi Guth reflects on how time at sea puts responsibilities back on land into perspective -
Ask the Crew | Keala Kai: What motivates us to go forward through hardships?
Iris from Kailua Kona asks about keeping morale where it needs to be during the Mālama Honua Worldwide Voyage. -
Ask the Crew | Leiohu Santos-Colburn: How do you handle seasickness?
Andrew from Honolulu was wondering if any of the crew gets seasick and if there's any remedy. -
Ask the Crew | Kaniela Anakalea-Buckley: What have you learned living in close quarters with crew?
Mark from Lanaʻi High School asks what is the most important lesson you learned while living in limited quarters? -
Ceremony at Taputapuatea
On the island of Raiatea, crew members offer hoʻokupu at the marae of Taputapuatea, a deeply sacred site of great importance to ancient wayfinding. -
Science Update: Plankton Tow
Hikianalia crew member Henani Enos with an update on the plankton tow science experiment being conducted on the Worldwide Voyage.