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During their time in American Sāmoa, crewmembers learned how each person can take responsibility to keep our environments pristine.

"The wellness of Kauri is also the wellness of our community, and we have to make sure that we continue to elevate that."

In our final episode, Hōkūleʻa completes her journey through Polynesia and prepares to leave the Pacific for the first time ever.

Students of Opua School share what they do to mālama honua with the Worldwide Voyage crewmembers.

The Hawai’i to Tahiti leg was the fastest crossing ever of this ancestral pathway, a 16-day voyage crewmembers will not soon forget. The second leg, equally amazing, would take the waʻa and her crew to 11 different ports, over 44 days.

The discovery of a centuries old waka in Aotearoa gives a new perspective on the seafaring traditions of our ancestors.

Crewmembers demonstrate how items are transferred between the waʻa while at sea.

Join us for the second episode in our four-part series as a new generation of young navigators battle to overcome fatigue, the elements and their own anxieties to pull Tahiti from the sea.