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Hokule‘a to sail into Pearl Harbor
For the first time in the Hokule‘a’s 42-year history, the legendary canoe is sailing into the waters of Pearl Harbor as part of its ongoing “Mahalo, Hawaii Sail.” Read more
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For the first time in the Hokule‘a’s 42-year history, the legendary canoe is sailing into the waters of Pearl Harbor as part of its ongoing “Mahalo, Hawaii Sail.” Read more
The voyaging canoe Hokule‘a left Haleiwa Harbor on Saturday afternoon bound for Hanalei Bay on Kauai as part of the ongoing around-the-state Mahalo, Hawai‘i Sail. Read more
Nainoa Thompson and his history-making Hokule‘a crew will be recognized with peacemaker awards at the 10th anniversary of Peace Day Hawaii, from 2 to 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Read more
The Hokule‘a kicked off its “Mahalo, Hawai‘i” sail last week with a stop at Olowalu reef, an important but imperiled marine refuge that just became Hawaii’s first globally recognized “Hope Spot.” Read more
Two months after safely returning from what the University of Hawaii’s president called an “audacious, bold and slightly crazy” voyage around the world, the Hokule‘a is venturing back to where it all began. Read more
Former President Bill Clinton paid a surprise visit to the Hokule‘a at Sand Island on Sunday, about a month after the Hawaiian voyaging canoe’s return from its three-year journey around the globe. Read more
Former U.S. President Bill Clinton toured the Hokule‘a at Sand Island today, about a month after the Hawaiian voyaging canoe’s return from its three-year journey around the globe. Read more
The Hokule‘a’s Malama Honua voyage on water has ended, but organizers look to continue the mission on land starting with a three-day summit and festival at the Hawai‘i Convention Center that concludes today. Read more
Hokule‘a sails back into Hawaiian waters after its historic journey around the world. Read more
After circumnavigating the globe on a mission to spread aloha, one last critical mile remained. Read more
Once in a generation or lifetime. That’s how many people at Magic Island on Saturday described the welcoming return ceremony for Hawaiian voyaging canoe Hokule‘a after its three-year worldwide sailing tour. Read more
Seven other traditional replica vessels joined the Hokule‘a at Magic Island on Saturday. Read more
Now that Hokule‘a’s Worldwide Voyage is ending, our next journey begins: keeping our Promise to the Pae ‘Aina. Read more
The Malama Honua Worldwide Voyage has created a path for collaboration founded on ancient knowledge that compels me to add my voice to the chorus of hope that this historic journey has orchestrated. Read more
This is Hawaii’s voyage. We couldn’t do it without Hawaii behind us, and we are forever grateful to the thousands of people from across the fabric of society who supported Hokule‘a and Hikianalia on this voyage, whether it be through donations, research, preparation, training, time, encouragement or prayers. Read more
Imagine steering the Hokule‘a double-hulled sailing canoe using the starry night sky to navigate — without setting foot outdoors. It’s now possible to do just that. Read more
Warm congratulations go out to every person, be they crew members or involved behind the scenes, for taking part in Hokule‘a’s sensational round-the-world voyage navigated by the stars. Read more
Thousands of spectators gathered at Magic Island on Saturday to cheer the Hokule‘a and its safe return to Hawaiian waters, after the traditional sailing canoe wrapped up the longest and most ambitious voyage of its 42-year history. Read more
