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The crews of Hōkūleʻa and Hikianalia wait patiently for weather to enable them to travel from Mataiea to Tautira.

The crews of Hōkūleʻa and Hikianalia are getting all their equipment and supplies together in preparation for the voyage home.

Documenter Nāʻālehu Anthony reflects on beginning an international journey one last time in the Mālama Honua Worldwide Voyage.

By Kālepa Baybayan It seems that the Maraʻamu Wind that is typical in July and Read more

Blogs by documentation crew member, Kaipo Kiaha, narrating Hikianalia's sail south from Hawaiʻi approaching the equator, or ka piko o wākea.

As Kālepa Baybayan makes his way to Tahiti for the sixth time, he recounts his personal history of sailing the region.

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

Exactly ten years ago, on March 17th, 2007, Pius Mau Piailug held a ceremony to initiate 16 of his students as Pwo - Master Navigators - perpetuating the ancient art of wayfinding.