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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

Veteran crewmember Kimo Lyman recounts the lessons learned on the Cape Town to Brazil leg of the Worldwide Voyage.

The mission and core values of the Polynesian Voyaging Society and Patagonia are also closely aligned with respect to the importance of caring for our fragile planet and making it safe for future generations.

Coming from the renowned Paoa family, Lohiao traverses across the Atlantic Ocean.

Inspired by the Worldwide Voyage, educators connect with schools throughout South Africa.

The Worldwide Voyage returns crewmembers to our ancestral and primal roots in Africa.