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"Inside of our ipu gift is a piece of cordage braided from the olonā, known as the strongest natural fiber in the world. It is part of the very specific and special list of plants that are used to create rope and line for voyaging."

Worldwide Voyage crewmembers explore the unique history and lifestyle in this Nova Scotian village.

Not even the Massachusetts rain can deter folks from visiting Hōkūleʻa and her crew.

"As I observed it and participated in some of it, I became aware that a marathon is not what this voyage is. It’s a relay."

Following in the wake of his great-grandfather Sam Kalalau, Nakua Konohia Lind explores the world on Hōkūleʻa.

Worldwide Voyage crewmembers explore the Biosphere Reserve "a melting pot of community working together to grow and help to conserve the land that they wake up in the morning to" in eastern Canada.

Worldwide Voyage crewmembers witness the dramatic tidal shifts at Hopewell Rocks and explain what it takes to capture this phenomenon.

A few Worldwide Voyage crewmembers make the long trek from Yarmouth to the Bay of Fundy.