Hui Waʻa Kaukahi

Nui a lehulehu na mokupuni, ʻaʻole lawa ka manawa

So many islands, so little time!

Upcoming Events

Fall Camp & Papio Kayak Fishing Contest

This weekend was reserved for our annual two-day Papio Kayak Fishing Tournament, but with the decreased interest in fishing within the club we’re changing the event to a weekend camp with the focus on fun and building club fellowship. We’ll still have a less competitive one-day papio fishing contest.

Turtletown Tour Meet & Greet

At our last Meet & Greet for the year we’ll take an EZ Glider round trip to Turtletown in the patch reefs of Kaneohe Bay. A high concentration of honu inhabit these reefs and we hope to snorkel respectfully with them. There should be great photo/video opportunities so bring your underwater cameras. We welcome non-members on this paddle.

Double Roughwater Swim

The Waikiki Roughwater Swim Committee is requesting kayak volunteer help with escorting swimmers in the  2026 42nd Annual Hawaiian Looong Distance Invitational Rough-H2O Swim.

Because of liability concerns, our paddles are for Hui and ACA members only. Non-members are however welcome to tag along as “guests” but they will be required to read and sign our Hui and ACA waivers, and pay a $10 ACA event membership fee, before they can go. The same is true for club members who are not ACA members. Guests can download the ACA adult waiver.

Stories

  • Impromptu Crash & Burn Clinic – Pōkaʻī to Mākua
    A group of “off-road” RC car enthusiasts commandeered the Pōkaʻī Bay boat ramp forcing us to unload our kayaks in the main parking lot and haul them to the beach. Was this unexpected inconvenience a sign of things to come?
  • A Windbag Warmup – Waialeʻe to Haleʻiwa
    Unlike the previous week where more than half the paddle was either into a strong headwind or starboard-side wind we knew that we’d have a tailwind the entire run so we were confident that this would be a much more enjoyable paddle…and what a joy it was!
  • Saluting the Sun at Summer Solstice
    On some paddles, you go farther than others. Some paddles, maybe you don’t go far at all. It still counts for a few moments on the water. That’s my take, and I’m sticking to it.
  • Hauʻula to Mālaekahana 2026
    Paddle from Hauʻula to Mālaekahana. We got close ups of islets w pukas, walked around then paddled around Goat Island where we got to see a lingering albatross and unidentified sea birds (maybe Ruddy Turnstones.)

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