Sail Waikiki’s coast on a traditional Polynesian canoe. Engage in Hawaiian culture, hands-on activities, and enjoy ‘ukulele music and local cuisine.
Sail Waikiki’s coast on a traditional Polynesian canoe. Engage in Hawaiian culture, hands-on activities, and enjoy ‘ukulele music and local cuisine.
- Waikiki - E ho’okele kakou! Come experience Kamoauli, a traditional Polynesian wa’a kaulua - an all-wood, double-hulled sailing canoe!
Kamoauli is dedicated to preserving and perpetuating Hawaiian culture by offering a unique educational platform to share ka mo’olelo o ka ‘aina - the native history, myths, legends and stories of this land - while sailing the waters of O’ahu’s Kona district.
- Waikiki - E ho’okele kakou! Come experience Kamoauli, a traditional Polynesian wa’a kaulua - an all-wood, double-hulled sailing canoe!
Kamoauli is dedicated to preserving and perpetuating Hawaiian culture by offering a unique educational platform to share ka mo’olelo o ka ‘aina - the native history, myths, legends and stories of this land - while sailing the waters of O’ahu’s Kona district.

- Participate in a traditional sunset ‘oli ceremony
- Experience traditional food preparation and clothing manufacture
- Enjoy refreshments, dinner, and music
- Participate in a traditional sunset ‘oli ceremony
- Experience traditional food preparation and clothing manufacture
- Enjoy refreshments, dinner, and music
Kamoauli is a locally owned, all-wood, double-hulled, traditional Polynesian canoe (wa’a kaulua) offering a one-of-a-kind native Hawaiian cultural and educational experience. Come sail along the beautiful Waikiki coastline and become immersed in the stories and history of place (Mo‘olelo) reflected through the land (ʻāina) and ocean (moana) aboard a…
Kamoauli is a locally owned, all-wood, double-hulled, traditional Polynesian canoe (wa’a kaulua) offering a one-of-a-kind native Hawaiian cultural and educational experience. Come sail along the beautiful Waikiki coastline and become immersed in the stories and history of place (Mo‘olelo) reflected through the land (ʻāina) and ocean (moana) aboard a classroom on the sea. Our cultural practitioner and crew involve guests in hands on activities, using native materials to make food, clothing, tools, and other traditional items. Ask questions, explore the deck, nets and hulls, take part in poi (taro) pounding or just relax and enjoy. ‘Ukulele music and traditional chants (‘oli) with locally-sourced traditional food and drinks are all part of this unique experience.
*All ages are welcome, minors must be accompanied by an adult.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.