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The crew experiences some much appreciated sunshine, calmer swells and an 'ono dinner of seared ahi, curry, and a pineapple upside-down cake.

As Hikianalia passes through the middle of a storm cell, the crew works together to ensure each other's safety.

With 225 miles to go, the crew is "committed to work together in the steering and the navigation to pull land from the sea and finish strong."

As the crew faces challenges in the ITCZ, Nāʻālehu reflects on how all crewmembers have grown and changed as a result of the 31 legs of the voyage.

Notes from the Galley by Keli Takenaga | June 4, 2017 During this voyage home Read more

Keep up to date with the navigation team's calculations and observations as the sail home.

Hikianalia crewmember Mikiʻala Akiona describes the crucial role that sleep and tasty treats play in crew morale and health while voyaging.

Crew blog by Nā’ālehu Anthony Aloha kākou, We officially crossed into our fourth segment of Read more