Hui Waʻa Kaukahi Dev

Nui a lehulehu na mokupuni, ʻaʻole lawa ka manawa

So many islands, so little time!

Stories from our adventures…

“What we most regret are not the errors we make, but the things we didnt do.”

Audrey Sutherland
Three kayakers outside of Wailau valley on the north shore of Moloka'i

  • Easter Camp 2025

    Tents, canopies and kayaks at the small group campsite

    Ruby and I pulled into a nearly empty parking lot at Kualoa Campground A to be greeted by a mama duck and her large brood of fluffy ducklings. We hoped that the sparse crowd meant that the large group campsite would be unoccupied for the weekend. Tim had arrived a little before us and he quickly…

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  • Ahu o Laka (Kāneʻohe sandbar)

    Group shot of 16 kayakers on the beach before launch with arms raised

    Seventeen paddlers showed up on March 2 to enjoy a leisurely paddle out to the sandbar in Kaneohe. We launched a little later than originally planned because low tide was around 10:30 a.m., which is a good time to be out there to walk around easily.

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  • Weed Out the Wimps

    Sea cliff cave at Koko Head

    But, as we left the pier and passed Rabbit Island on the left, it got windier and the swells started to get bigger and rougher. Victoria didn’t have any prior expectations about what the paddle would be like, and so just kept paddling, trying to keep perpendicular to each swell like Paul had taught her. It…

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  • The Super Bowl Alternative – Nā Mokulua Surf Clinic

    Kayak surfer riding a wave at Mokulua Nui

    Psst! It’s a secret. The best time to find parking at the Kailua Boat Ramp is when everyone else has the Super Bowl on their mind. But, we know life is not a spectator sport!

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  • Magic Island Meet & Greet

    Group of kayakers posing in front of Waikiki hotels

    We arrived Sunday morning well before eight expecting the normal early morning crowd at Magic Island. Instead we ran into a crowded park road with a myriad of serious people carrying racing canoes to the lawn area around the canoe hale. It turned out that the Kanaka Ikaika Racing Association had a big canoe race scheduled…

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