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While at Shake-A-Leg in Miami, Florida, the crew has been graciously hosted by an organization with a unique and inspiring mission.

Hōkūleʻa is visited by an ānuenue and an ʻiwa as they departed Miami on Sunday, December 18 - the first movement on Leg 26 from Miami to Panama.

After arriving in Miami, crewmembers prepare Hōkūle‘a for departure on Leg 26 from Miami to Panama, as documented by crewmember Kaipo Kīʻaha.

Hōkūleʻa Captain Kālepa Baybayan extends a mahalo to his crew of Leg 25 for a successful 1,100 miles voyaged from Virginia to Florida.

On Day 24 of Leg 25, the canoe sails into Miami, completing the travel for this leg of the voyage.

In these 4 days of Leg 25, the canoe and crew sail from South Carolina, passing through Georgia to enter Florida. While sailing on Thanksgiving, they received many hō‘ailona from dolphins, birds and fellow sailors.

In these 4 days of Leg 25, the canoe and crew sail from South Carolina, passing through Georgia to enter Florida. While sailing on Thanksgiving, they received many hō‘ailona from dolphins, birds and fellow sailors.

The crew continues to maneuver Hōkūle‘a through the Intracoastal Waterway over these 4 days from Little River to Beaufort in South Carolina, as described by crewmember Kaipo Kīʻaha.

Over these four days of updates from Leg 25, crewmember Kaipo Kīʻaha describes early morning departures, southward sailing, and more cold weather.

Worldwide Voyage crewmembers send warm wishes to their ʻohana from the U.S. East Coast.