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Pacific Paddler covers outrigger canoe paddling since 1996 Pacific Paddler is a publication for paddlers by paddlers. Giving Back

Paddling for causes.

We are distribute at 'paddler friendly' locations and mailed around the World. We also have a digital version of the magazine which can be found at our website. Pacific Paddler Mission

A MAGAZINE FOR PADDLERS BY PADDLERS: to bring the excitement of outrigger paddling to a larger audience. We feel that Pacific Paddler’s hui of supporters, contributors, subscribers and advertisers is helping the sp

ort grow, not only here in Hawaii, but around the world. Our Goal

To perpetuate the culture and history of Polynesia through the canoe and the paddle. Our Focus

On paddling and the active lifestyle that goes with it. Paddling is a sport for everyone, any gender any age from 6 to 86. We want to encourage novice paddlers to join clubs and older paddlers to try it out. Education

To encourage paddlers to work together as a team. Be responsible, respectful and knowledgeable about the canoe and it’s cultural significance. Paddling helps get kids off the streets and into an active healthy environment. The sport is an alternative to other contact sports. Helping to organize and run charity races to rase money and awareness for those in need. A way for the paddling community to show support for those less fortunate. Culture And The Arts

The sport is rich in Hawaiian words and traditions of canoe building, engineering and resourcefulness. We support cultural events, to help promote the idea of being stewards of the forest and ocean. Through the canoe we spread the ideas of ohana, the extended family and the strength of community involvement. Tourism

One way to show visitors a unique aspect of Hawaii. Get visitors in canoes. It’s an interactive way to pass on some traditions of the Hawaiian culture. Living in harmony with your resources.

04/04/2022

This book is a step back in time, to one of the most remote islands in the South Pacific in the mid 1920s.

Nights of the Moon: Coming of Age of an Atoll Girl

26/11/2020

The International Maritime Film Festival in Bucksport Maine recently awarded “We, the Voyagers” Parts 1 and 2 its Grand Prize for feature films. These 2 films, each about 55 minutes long, were produced by the Pacific Traditions Society, headquartered on Kaua`i, to record the efforts of Taumako people in the Solomon Islands to preserve and […]

The International Maritime Film Festival in Bucksport Maine recently awarded "We, the Voyagers" Parts 1 and 2 its Grand Prize for feature films. These 2 films, each about 55 minutes long, were produced by the Pacific Traditions Society, headquartered on Kaua`i, to record the efforts of ..., Outrigge...

08/02/2020

kai waʻa Ares OC1 Or Puakea Kahele OC1? Surfing OC1 off Popoia Island State Bird Sanctuary and Kailua Beach on the windward side of Oahu, Hawaii. Which canoe do you like best?

kai waʻa Ares OC1 Or Puakea Kahele OC1? Surfing OC1 off Popoia Island State Bird Sanctuary and Kailua Beach on the windward side of Oahu, Hawaii. Which canoe do you like best? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCdFPP6J59w, Outrigger paddling, outrigger race, outrigger canoe, SUP, Stand Up board, Surf...

24/01/2020

An interview with Jim Foti about the future of racing unlimited canoes in Hawaii.

An interview with Jim Foti about the future of racing unlimited canoes in Hawaii. https://youtu.be/s4yX91I8mCI, Outrigger paddling, outrigger race, outrigger canoe, SUP, Stand Up board, Surfski, Surfski paddling, Surfski racing, Canoe Surfing, OC6, OC1, OC2, v1, O6 canoe, V6, OC4, Molokai Hoe, Hawai...

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