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Crewmember Joey Mallot from the Tlingits tribe of Southeast Alaska is glad to be aboard Hōkūleʻa again to help spread the message of Mālama Honua.

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.

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.

After 11 full days on the ocean, Hōkūleʻa and her crew arrived on Pitcairn Island for the first time in nearly 20 years.

Crewmember Moku Puulei-Chandler describes the busy work of voyaging in light winds with many sails and lines to tend to.