by pvshawaii | Jul 3, 2014 | Crew Blogs, ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi, World Wide Voyage
This post was written by Noelani Kamalu. There are so many people who long for and deserve this opportunity and we are so fortunate to have two of us from our family were able to experience this.Hoʻokahi makahiki aku nei, ua pūʻiwa au i ke kono a Nainoa e hoʻokele i...
by pvshawaii | Jul 2, 2014 | Stories of Place, World Wide Voyage
By Linda Furuto June 30, 2014 – Since our departure from home 32 days ago, we have spent 18 days at sea and 14 days on land voyaging between 3 Pacific island groups. Each passing moment molds our characters, strengthens our spirits, and guides our lifelong...
by pvshawaii | Jun 18, 2014 | Education, Science, World Wide Voyage
This post was written by Saki Uchida. When we are sailing, it is hard to see what’s inside the water but that night in the ITCZ we saw so much life. To better understand our oceans, a passive marine acoustic recorder will be used to record dolphin, whale, reef,...
by pvshawaii | Jun 18, 2014 | Crew Blogs, World Wide Voyage
This post was written by Kalā Baybayan. There is something about the ocean that makes us feel younger, and it’s a special connection between my father and me that we both share the same passion, voyaging. One of my jobs as a crew member on the escort vessel...
by pvshawaii | Jun 14, 2014 | Crew Blogs, Photo Galleries, World Wide Voyage
This post was written by Mike Cunningham. Looking back on that day when I witnessed Hokulea’s first successful voyage I am reminded that we can all play a part in this important movement to protect our environment. 40 years ago I stood in awe on the roof of the...