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Voyaging Canoe Hikianalia Reaches Northern California

After 23 days of sailing, Hikianalia has arrived in Northern California. The 13-person crew arrived in the Half Moon Bay area on Tuesday.

Hikianalia Set to Arrive in San Francisco on Sunday

Spectators can expect to see Hikianalia sail under the Golden Gate Bridge and cross the San Francisco Bay Sunday morning.

Hikianalia Departs for California After Nearly 3 Week Weather Delay

After a nearly three-week weather delay, Hikianalia departed for San Francisco, officially launching the Aluhula Kai O Maleka Hikianalia California Voyage.

Hikianalia Departure Delayed as Crew Monitors Lane

“The forecasted track of Hurricane Lane does not pose a risk to the canoe, but we are making a conservative decision to take one last look at the forecast early tomorrow morning,” said Nainoa Thompson, president, Polynesian Voyaging Society.

Hikianalia’s Departure to California On Hold Until Hurricane Passes

With Hurricane Hector potentially impacting the Hawaiian Islands, the Polynesian Voyaging Society has decided to postpone the departure of Hikianalia until…

Hikianalia Departure Delayed Another Day

The launch of the Polynesian Voyaging canoe  Hikianalia on a 30-day voyage to California has been pushed back until Thursday at the earliest, due to weather.

Hōkūle‘a’s Sister Canoe, Hikianalia Voyages to California

Hōkūleʻa’s sister canoe Hikianalia departs from Hawaiʻi today, marking the launch of the Alahula Kai o Maleka California Voyage.