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

  • Makai Pier to Kailua 2024

    Kayakers preparing to launch from the Makai Range Pier

    Seven kayakers answered the call to trek seven miles from the Makai Range Pier to the Kailua boat ramp with a rest stop on Moku Nui.

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  • Cinco de Coptic Easter Camp

    Tents and kayaks at the small group campsite

    About two dozen hardy souls braved strong winds and occasional downpours to camp Friday and Saturday nights at Kualoa’s small group campsite. The sporadic rain did not damper our spirits as we still enjoyed a relaxing weekend at the beach.

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  • Makua to Kaena Point 2024

    Sandy in clam water off of Kaena Point

    The weather was stunningly good with very little to no wind and very clear and beautiful blue water. At one point we saw a turtle underwater. Wow! Sandy also spotted a pod of porpoises heading our way near the end.

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  • Ewa Beach to Nimitz Beach 2024

    Steve landing at Nimitz Beach

    This short paddle is a split-up of the much longer traditional paddle around Kalaeloa Point (Barber’s Point) which in the past has been just a little too long at something like 13+ miles.

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  • Magic Island to Ke’ehi Lagoon 2024

    Kayaker's view of the Honolulu skyline

    A brief respite in a blustery month allowed seven paddlers to get on the water and exercise their well rested paddling muscles. Mild conditions made for an easy cruise past Kaka’ako, downtown and Sand Island.

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