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Crewmember Keoni Kuoha reflects on how different forms of learning and knowledge frame how we see and interact with the world.

In the first day at sea, the crew sailed through a few squalls and is adjusting to waʻa time without clocks and watches.

The crew woke to a steady Hilo rain pattering on the deck as their anticipation mounted for their departure in the afternoon.

Hōkūleʻa visited Pitcairn Islands Marine Reserve, in which the Promise to Pae ʻĀina member Liquid Robotics deployed wave gliders for marine protection.

Hōkūleʻa and her crew are very near to the Marquesas Islands: here's Kaleo Wong with your navigation update.

Thompson awarded most prestigious recognition in exploration for his historic work on Polynesian wayfinding.

19˚ 30’ North and 155˚ 02 West, Pale Kai, Keaukaha, Island of Hawai’i

The journey to Tahiti marks the inaugural voyage as captain for apprentice navigator Kala Baybayan Tanaka.