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Hōkūleʻa continues through the Tasman Sea and the varying weather conditions.

Our Polynesian voyaging canoes, Hōkūleʻa and Hikianalia, are traveling over 50,000 nautical miles around the Read more

After being on land for almost a year, Te Aurere is touched by the healing hands of the Worldwide Voyage crew whose mission of Mālama Honua lead them straight to her. A project that would allow them to honor the kauri trees and their ʻohana waʻa of Aotearoa.

Master navigator Hector Busby created a life size star compass as a gift to future navigators and sailors in Aotearoa and throughout the Pacific – all for the continuation of voyaging.

Mālama Honua brings Hawaiʻi's education leaders to the Manaiakalani schools to learn about their innovative education practices.

The Maritime Museum hosted the Mālama Honua Community Event for the public to support and extend the Mālama Honua Worldwide Voyage mission to locals and visitors of the Auckland area.

“Why do we do this? We love the ocean, simple as that. When you love a place, you look after it."

With the art of wayfinding as the guide and the waʻa kaulua as their platform, the crews of Hōkūle’a and Hikianalia are inspiring new educational strategies in communities around the world.