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Hikianalia crewmember Archie Kalepa reflects on the generosity and aloha found throughout the different communities the waʻa have visited.

Renowned waterman Archie Kalepa with a few words of advice for all who care about our earth: E hoʻomākaukau nō, prepare yourself and start internalizing this mission of Mālama Honua now.

With Tahiti , Huahine, and Raiatea at their backs, Hōkūleʻa and HIkianalia arrive in the picturesque island of Maupiti, the last stop before heading to the Cook Islands.

Surrounded by thousands of miles of open ocean in the vast Pacific, Henani Enos reflects on the many lessons - both big and small - that the sea has to offer.

For master navigator Kālepa Baybayan, voyaging is no longer about just pulling land from the sea; he now carries the kuleana of sorting details months before the journey begins.

After visiting Raiatea and Huahine, the crew now sets their sights on Tahaʻa and Bora Bora.

Jenna from the Young Voyagers Club in Princeville, Hawaii asks specifics about the use of the star compass as voyagers sail south.

Hōkūleʻa crewmember Heidi Guth reflects on how time at sea puts responsibilities back on land into perspective