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Leg 27 crew begins to get their sea-legs as they make their way to the Galapagos.

We are privileged to be sailing in a geography referred to as the Eastern Tropical Pacific Seascape.

Hōkūleʻa departed Balboa, Panama yesterday and began her sail to the Galapagos Islands.

A group of students from The Metropolitan School of Panama visited Hōkūleʻa and below are two of the students' reflections on their visit.

Crewmember Shawn Mālia Kanaʻiaupuni gives the ins and outs of provisioning the canoe for the next leg and describes a visit from local students in Balboa.

In this update, documentation crewmember Bryson Hoe recounts connecting with members of the local Panamanian community and preparing supplies for the upcoming voyage.

In this update, crewmembers Kaniela Lyman-Mersereau and Nakua Konohia-Lind share manaʻo on reentering the Pacific through the Panama Canal.

After two days of transit through the Panama Canal, Hōkūleʻa reenters the Pacific Ocean after nearly 18 months.