Sentences with phrase «sailing canoe»
A sailing canoe refers to a type of boat that is designed to sail, but still resembles a canoe in its shape. It combines the benefits of both a canoe and a sailboat, allowing people to navigate through water using oars or a paddle and also harness the power of the wind by raising a sail. Full definition
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Friday, June 6, 2014, 3 p.m. Traditional Hawaiian welcome ceremony for crews of the Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Association on Kä «anapali Beach in front of the Aston at The Whaler on Kaanapali Beach property.
Complimentary Hawaiian sailing canoe rides on Kä «anapali Beach.
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 ancient Polynesians traveled among thousands of tiny islands and atolls across the Pacific in double - hulled sailing canoes.
Arrival of sailing canoes on Kā «anapali Beach and a traditional Hawaiian welcome ceremony after 10, six - man crews complete an approximate 27 - mile race from Kahului Harbor.
(The image above shows an outrigger sailing canoe in a region where languages from the two sets are spoken.
Sunday, June 3, 8:00 a.m. Sailing canoe send - off and traditional Hawaiian farewell ceremony for 10, sixman crews as they race 40 miles from Ka`anapali to the island of Moloka`i.
You'll learn first - hand about the ancient Hawaiian sailing canoe tradition, construction, and navigation.
In 1873 a group of enthusiasts for the newly popular sailing canoes formed the Clyde Canoe Club, and built a club house on the shore of the Gare Loch at Rosneath (upper photo).
Welcome to Pelican Beach Resort Noosa, a family operated resort complex just 50 metres from the pristine Noosa River and sandy Pelican Beach where you can swim, boat, fish, sail canoe etc..
The people of Taumako are the builders of one of the oldest documented proa sailing canoe, called Te Puke and known to westerners as Tepukei.
Hawaiian Ocean Adventures specializing in traditional, authentic Hawaiian Sailing Canoe adventures.
I am currently restoring a Malibu surfing Outrigger sailing canoe similar to what ancient Polynesian guys were sailing.
9 a.m. — 1 p.m. Free sailing canoe rides for all ages, «talk story» opportunities with race team members, and demonstrations between Kā «anapali Beach Hotel and Sheraton Maui.
Larger handcrafted sailing canoes, built according to ancient design, have been constructed by volunteers, and are sailed on all of the main Hawaiian Islands.
The club was formed in 1873 when a group of enthusiasts for the newly popular sailing canoes built a club house at Rosneath on the Clyde.
Saturday, June 11, 10 am — 4 pm Complimentary Hawaiian sailing canoe rides.
Hawai`i's first settlers arrived aboard DOUBLE - HULLED SAILING CANOES that they paddled across 2,000 miles of uncharted ocean using... Continue»
HSCA is the only Hawaiian sailing canoe association in the world and is celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2012.
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.
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.
Registration for canoe rides take place on the beach fronting The Whaler on Ka`anapali Beach — look for the Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Association tent.
There are a range of leisure activities to suit the mood, including snorkeling, scuba diving, peddle boats, authentic outrigger sailing canoes, nature walks, island picnics, 4WD excursions and bicycle tours.
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.
Going out in a sailing canoe becomes a hands - on experience that can capture people's imaginations about ancient times; and a new understanding of why the canoe and the water are so important to the way of life in Hawaii.
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.
Landing on Kaanapali Beach in front of The Aston at The Whaler on Kaanapali Beach, the Wa'a (Hawaiian sailing canoes) were greeted to a lively crowd on the -LSB-...]
The 13th annual Wa`a Kiakahi will grace Kā «anapali's shores from June 2 to 4, welcoming 10 six - member crews from all islands to share with the public the history and proficiency of traditional Hawaiian sailing canoes.
Events will include traditional Hawaiian welcome and farewell ceremonies, sailing canoe rides, celestial navigation and history talks, and race viewing.
I'm told by members of the Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Association (HSCA), that it is the ultimate thrill.
Created by the Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Association (HCSA), the three - day event features traditional ceremonies, sailing canoe rides and educational talks -LSB-...]
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.
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.»
Traditional Hawaiian farewell ceremony for the crews of the Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Association.
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.
Events will include traditional Hawaiian ceremonies, sailing canoe rides, and educational talks about celestial navigation and water skills.
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.
«There is a special feeling of anticipation when preparing to launch a sailing canoe,» said Ray Glauser, HSCA Executive Board member and captain of the «Aukai o Maui sailing canoe.
On the islands, outrigger canoe paddling is more than an enormously popular sport — it's a culturally significant link to the extraordinary seafaring traditions of Hawai`i's first people, who came to the islands aboard double - hulled sailing canoes that they paddled across some 2,000 miles of uncharted ocean using only the stars and flight patterns of birds to guide them.
Created by the Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Association (HSCA), Wa`a Kiakahi -LSB-...]
Friday, June 10, 4 pm Traditional Hawaiian welcome for the 10 participating crews of the Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Association at Kaanapali Beach in front of The Whaler on Kaanapali Beach.
Friday, June 6, 2014, 3 p.m. Traditional Hawaiian welcome ceremony for crews of the Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Association on Kä «anapali Beach in front of the -LSB-...]
Wa'a Kiakahi started with the arrival of the Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Association (HSCA) on Friday afternoon.
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.
On the islands, outrigger canoe paddling is more than an enormously popular sport — it's a culturally significant link to the extraordinary seafaring traditions of Hawai`i's first people, who came to the islands aboard double - hulled sailing canoes that they paddled across some 2,000 miles of uncharted ocean using only the stars and flight patterns of birds to... Continue»
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.
Once you're ready to go on the water, your guides will accompany you to the waterfront, introduce you to your Hawaiian sailing canoe, and get everybody safely aboard.
While sailing, your guides will tell you about the cultural history of the sailing canoe and ancient Hawaiian secrets of ocean navigation in this fully interpretive guided eco-adventure.