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While soaking in the beauty of Kane'ohe Bay and the majestic views of the Ko'olau mountain range in the background, your professional guide will share with you the intimate cultural history of the Hawaiian sailing canoe, and the ancient Hawaiian secrets of ocean navigation.

This adventure starts on Polo Beach in beautiful Wailea, Maui, where you will learn first hand about ancient Hawaiian sailing canoe tradition, construction, and navigation.

You'll then launch the Hawaiian Sailing Canoe «Hina» straight from the beach just like the Hawaiians did in ancient times and sail on the gentle Wailea breeze for a unique perspective on the island of Maui.

You'll learn first - hand about the ancient Hawaiian sailing canoe tradition, construction, and navigation.

Wa'a Kiakahi started with the arrival of the Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Association (HSCA) on Friday afternoon.

Created by the Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Association (HSCA), Wa`a Kiakahi -LSB-...]

Saturday, June 11, 10 am — 4 pm Complimentary Hawaiian sailing canoe rides.

Registration for canoe rides take place on the beach fronting The Whaler on Ka`anapali Beach — look for the Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Association tent.

Created by the Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Association (HCSA), the three - day event features traditional ceremonies, sailing canoe rides and educational talks about celestial navigation and water skills.

Traditional Hawaiian farewell ceremony for the crews of the Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Association.

HSCA is the only Hawaiian sailing canoe association in the world and is celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2012.

The mission of the Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Association (HSCA) is to learn, revive, educate and practice the ancient Hawaiian skills and values as they relate to sailing canoes and the Hawaiian culture.

Created by the Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Association (HCSA), the three - day event features traditional ceremonies, sailing canoe rides and educational talks -LSB-...]

Created by the Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Association (HSCA), Wa`a Kiakahi is an event dedicated to traditional Hawaiian canoe sailing and the education of its history.

Complimentary Hawaiian sailing canoe rides on Kä «anapali Beach.

Hawaiian Ocean Adventures specializing in traditional, authentic Hawaiian Sailing Canoe adventures.

Saturday, June 2, 10:00 a.m. — 4:00 p.m. Sailing canoe rides for all ages, picture story boards and «talk story» opportunities with race team members (some who sailed the Hokule`a) about celestial navigation and the history of the Hawaiian sailing canoes.

Sailing canoe rides for all ages, picture story boards and «talk story» opportunities with race team members (including former Hōkūle`a crew members) about celestial navigation and the history of the Hawaiian sailing canoes.

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Open to the public, Wa`a Kiakahi perpetuates the ancient sport and culture of Hawaiian canoe sailing.

Events will include traditional Hawaiian welcome and farewell ceremonies, sailing canoe rides, celestial navigation and history talks, and race viewing.

Schedule of Events: Friday, June 1, 3:00 p.m. Arrival of sailing canoes on Ka`anapali Beach and a traditional Hawaiian welcome ceremony after 10, six - man crews complete a 30 - mile race from Kahului Harbor.

The resort is an official sponsor o the annual Wa'a Kiakahi event that takes place on the stretch of beach fronting the resort and perpetuates the ancient sport and culture of Hawaiian canoe sailing and provides and kama'aina with a greater understanding of the Hawaiian culture.

The mission of the HSCA is «to learn, revive, educate and practice those ancient Hawaiian skills and values as they relate to sailing canoes and the Hawaiian culture.»

Events will include traditional Hawaiian ceremonies, sailing canoe rides, and educational talks about celestial navigation and water skills.

Sailing canoe send - off and traditional Hawaiian farewell ceremony for 10, six - man crews as they race approximately 27 miles from Kā «anapali to the island of Moloka`i.

Larger handcrafted sailing canoes, built according to ancient design, have been constructed by volunteers, and are sailed on all of the main Hawaiian Islands.

Sail, Snorkel, and Paddle the beautiful Wailea coast in a Hawaiian Outrigger Canoe.

Explore the home of the «sunken island» Kane'ohe sandbar, Chinaman's Hat, Coconut Island, manta ray and Hawaiian green sea turtle habitats, and more while sailing the ocean in a traditional Hawaiian canoe.

Experience this authentic Hawaiian outrigger canoe sailing adventure in beautiful Kane'ohe Bay...

In 1976, under the teachings of Micronesian master navigator Mau Piailug, the Polynesian Voyaging Society built and set sail the Hōkūleʻa, a performance accurate Polynesian double - hulled voyaging canoe, thus launching a new era of Hawaiian Renaissance and Pacific cultural revival.