Outrigger Canoe Paddling and Racing. Anuenue Canoe Club was founded in 1983 in the shadow of the Hilton Hawaiian Village Rainbow Tower next to the old Heliport. It is a low profile small canoe club which reflects the lifestyle and philosophy of Coach and founder Nappy Napoleon. Anuenue Canoe Club paddlers have an opportunity to learn from one of the legendary figures in the sport. Waikiki, Hawaii

Located in Ewa Beach, Hawaii, The Ewa Pu'uloa Outrigger Canoe Club has a diverse membership of all ages and abilities and offers competitive paddling for both adults and keiki. Our mission: To instill qualities of self and team discipline through structured athletic programs, races, fitness training, and outreach while perpetuating the culture of Hawaiian Outrigger Canoe Paddling. Ewa Beach, Hawaii

Our purpose is to provide our community, young and old alike, with the opportunity to perpetuate the culture and art of Hawaiian canoe paddling. We desire to create a positive environment based on mutual respect, rather than a win at all costs attitude. Our goal is to instill good sportsmanship in every facet of our club. Our club is open to everyone from 8 years old and up. Hanalei, Hawaii

Hawaiian Canoe Club and Hawaiian Kamalii are cultural programs based out of Kahului Harbor on the island of Maui. Our mission is to perpetuate and preserve the art of Hawaiian canoe paddling by providing an environment rooted in traditional Hawaiian values that promote personal growth, character development, and achievement in physical fitness. Kahului, Maui, Hawaii

Hawaiian Canoe Racing Association. The principal purposes of HCRA are to: 1. Engage in, promote, encourage participation in, and provide education and instruction in Hawaiian and Polynesian culture through canoeing and other related activities on a local, national, and international basis; 2. Foster, encourage and promote interest in the sport of and science of canoe racing and canoeing in the State of Hawaii; 3. Encourage, maintain and perpetuate authentic Hawaiian canoe racing and preservation of Hawaiian Koa canoes; and Promote competitive inter-club, inter-island, and international Hawaiian canoe racing.

Healani Canoe Club was established in 1890. The club became a member of OHCRA in 1950 and was given the number designation of 1. The other founding members of OHCRA were Outrigger Canoe Club, Waikiki Surf Club, and Hui Nalu Canoe Club. Healani made its home at the Ala Wai canal. Honolulu, Hawaii

We paddle with sincere Aloha. We are conveniently located at Pearl Harbor next to USS Arizona Memorial. We practice at the Rainbow Bay Marina Canoe Hale at the historical waters of Pearl Harbor. Although Honolulu Pearl has a large military and Department of Defense (DoD) affiliated membership, the club is open to all persons. HPCC members enjoy 6-man outrigger canoe paddling at both competitive and non-competitive levels. Honolulu Pearl maintains a program for youth ages up to 18 years of age, to give our Keiki a chance to participate in this beautiful sport. The Keiki Program is open to all children interested in paddling and is a great opportunity for kids to execise, learn a great sport, make new friends, participate in races, learn about Hawaiian culture and history, and most of all have fun. Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii

Hui Lanakila Canoe Club, founded in 1977, is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that strives to perpetuate the culture and tradition of Hawaiian outrigger canoe paddling. Our coaches within each program encourage our members to develop a hard work ethic, leadership skills, team camaraderie, and a focus on building healthy spirits, minds and bodies. As a club, we strive to uphold strong Hawaiian cultural values. An ʻohana, a family, working together - both in and out of the waʻa (canoe). We are Hui Lanakila! Honolulu, O'ahu, Hawaii

Hui Nalu, the "Club of the Waves", was founded in 1908 by Duke Kahanamoku, Knute Cottrell and Ken Winter. Based at the Moana Hotel in Waikiki, swimming was the primary activity of the club in the early years. Club members also enjoyed surfing, canoe paddling and kanikapila. Hui Nalu's mission is to provide educational activities for individuals, families and the community revolving around ocean activities. The summer regatta season involves age group and open races in lengths from 1/4 to 1-1/2 miles. The ages of the participants range from 10 to 70+ years. Hui Nalu Canoe Club also sponsors a pre-season race in Maunalua Bay dedicated to former head coach Kala Kukea, as well as a regular season regatta to honor former coach John D. Kaupiko. Located on Oahu on Maunalua Bay in Hawaii

Hawaii's oldest and largest recreational kayak club. Our members range from students (real ones) to professors, fishermen, architects, surfers, lawyers, carpenters, and a few old retired fuddy-duddies that can still keep up with, and occasionally lead, the pack. The Club has one regularly scheduled meeting each month, and a day paddle on Oahu every week or two. We also organize several three- to eight-day camping paddles on the "outer" islands each year. Honolulu, Hawaii

Formed in 1929, Kai 'Opua Canoe Club is one of the oldest outrigger canoe clubs in the State of Hawaii. Located in Kailua town on the Kona Coast of Hawaii Island (The Big Island), Kai 'Opua Canoe Club offers outrigger canoe racing to people of all ages, from keiki (children) to seniors. With teams ranging in ability from groups of novices to world champions, we provide activities for enthusiasts of all levels. Kailua Kona, Hawaii

The Kai 'Ehitu Outrigger Team of Kailua Kona, is grounded on a legacy and building a positive foundation for the future. Our mission is to instill and perpetuate the sport and ancient skill of traditional outrigger canoe paddling. Kailua-Kona, Hawaii

Kai Oni Canoe Club was founded in 1952 and is located in Kailua, Oahu, Hawaii. At Kai Oni we are committed to: Perpetuating Hawaiian culture through outrigger canoe paddling; Promoting competitive inter-club, inter-island, and international canoe racing; Building strong and healthy minds, bodies, and spirits; Having fun while developing a lifetime love for the ocean; Building an 'ohana of paddlers, coaches, parents, spouses, and friends. One Soul, One Stroke, One Team - Kai Oni. Kailua, Oahu, Hawaii

Kailua Canoe Club established in 1971, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to perpetuating the sport of Hawaiian outrigger canoe racing. Our halau (clubhouse) is located on the shores of Kailua Beach, is surrounded by the Ko'olau range and is one of Hawaii's most beautiful settings. Located on the windward side of O'ahu, Kailua Canoe Club uses the gifts of the Kailua Bay and Ka'elepulu Stream to hone and perfect club training. Kailua, Hawaii

We are an outrigger canoe club in Ewa Beach, Hawai'i. We are an associate member of the O'ahu Hawaiian Canoe Racing Association (OHCRA). We meet at the beach at The Waterfront at Pu'uloa. We welcome anyone. You do not need to live here to come out and paddle with us! Ewa Beach, Hawaii

Dedicated to perpetuating the sport and culture of Hawaiian outrigger canoeing. Since its founding in the 1960s, Kamehameha Canoe Club has been an ohana or family that maintains a strong focus on Hawaiian culture and values. Our recreation, pre-season long distance, regatta, and long distance programs provide an opportunity to gain the knowledge and skills needed to be a great paddler and team member. We strive to encourage a deep appreciation for ocean sports and nurture respect and love for the islands of Hawaii.

The Kawaihae Canoe Club, a "Perennial Big Island paddling powerhouse," was formed in 1972 by a group of athletic and civic-minded individuals from Waimea. Athletic activities were sorely needed at the time. The ancient Hawaiian sport of outrigger canoe racing was being revived on other parts of the Islands. According to old-timers, the sport was active at Kawaihae many years before. It seemed fitting to continue the tradition. We are a 501(c)(3)nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting and perpetuating this cultural event. Some two hundred individuals make up the Kawaihae Canoe Club. Participants live in the South Kohala, North Kohala, Hamakua and Hilo districts. We encourage all of you who are interested to come down (or over) and check it out. Ages range, for the most part from ten to seventy. Everyone is eligible to join the club. Kamuela, Hawaii

Keahiakahoe Canoe Club was founded in 1995 and is located in Kahalu'u on the on the island of O'ahu, Hawaii. Our mission is to engage in activities to support and preserve the ancient sport of Hawaiian Canoe Paddling and perpetuate the cultural values of caring for the land and the ocean. If you're interested in outrigger canoe paddling, and would like to try it out, Contact Us or come down to our practice sites at any scheduled practice time and talk to a coach. Kahalu'u, O'ahu, Hawaii

The mission of the Keauhou Canoe Club is to educate our youth, our membership, and the community at large about Hawaiian culture, values, and traditions and to promote competitive and recreational outrigger canoe paddling and other water sports in historic Keauhou Bay. Keauhou, Hawaii

Keoua Honaunau Canoe Club is a medium-sized club with about 150 active members. Located in South Kona at beautiful Honaunau Bay, next to Pu’uhonua o Honaunau National Historical Park, we welcome new paddlers of any age to join us. We are honored to paddle in some of the most pristine, splendid and sacred waters in all of Hawai'i. Our fleet of canoes includes practice boats, racers, and two custom-built koa canoes, Honaunau, our first koa, and Ka'ahumanu, an HCRA-approved racing koa and a seasoned veteran of several Moloka'i channel races – the Moloka'i Hoe and Na Wahine O Ke Kai. Many club members also participate in the OC1 racing season, or paddle OC1s recreationally. Honaunau, Hawaii

Kihei Canoe Club was established in 1973 by Moki Kalanikau, Ben Abierra, and George Ferreiera and is one of the 4 oldest canoe clubs on Maui. Expanding from those early days, we now have over 20 canoes, over 300 members and several coaches. We continue to be one of the most innovative clubs in Hawaii. We have strong programs for Na Opio (youth), racers and recreational paddlers - all steeped in Hawaiian tradition and culture. We offer many educational opportunities including - stroke technique in our training tank and on the water, classes for ho`okele (steersman) and strokers, paddle making, Hawaiian navigation techniques and much more. North Kihei, Maui, Hawaii

ALOHA! Our club is located in Honolulu at Magic Island in the Ala Moana Beach Park. We welcome both new and seasoned paddlers ages 9 and up. The Koa Kai Canoe Club started in 1979 as a hui of Honolulu Police officers who wanted to paddle together. Simply put, they saw paddling as a way to extend the camaraderie they had in the workplace to a water sport that they and their families could enjoy. Despite the obstacles of their work schedules, their resolve rang true: some way, somehow they were going to paddle, and they were going to paddle together. Now the club is comprised of a good mix of paddlers other than police officers and their families. Today, Koa Kai has 70 active members consisting of both youth and adult paddlers. From a small group of police officers we became Koa Kai, the Sea Warriors. Honolulu, Hawaii

The club shall strive to revive, develop and educate the Hawaiian traditions through instruction and training. The purpose of our club is to perpetuate the Hawaiian culture of canoe paddling through fostering, encouraging participation and promoting interest in the sport on the island, as well as displaying sportsmanship, goodwill and fair play. Poipu Beach, Kauai, Hawaii

Formed in 2006, Kukui'ula Outrigger Canoe Club, is one of the newest outrigger canoe clubs in the State of Hawaii. Located in Poipu on the South Shore of Kauai at Kukui`ula Bay, our Club is made up of a diverse group of paddlers ranging from our novice and keiki paddlers to adult paddlers with a varied level of experience. Members of our club come with varying athletic backgrounds looking for a chance to exercise while on island to those being highly competitive and wanting to compete in the major outrigger competitions. Our club works to perpetuate the Hawaiian culture through training, instruction, and competition in Hawaiian outrigger canoe paddling. We are located at the Kukui`ula Small Boat Harbour, Kauai, Hawaii

The primary purpose of the Lahaina Canoe Club is education, perpetuation, and practice of the Polynesian culture through canoe paddling by creating an atmosphere of aloha, mālama, and mahalo. Beginning with our keiki to our kupuna and continuing that aloha throughout our community. We are located at the far south side of Ka’anapali Beach, Lahaina, Hawaii

Our mission is to maintain and perpetuate the Hawaiian culture through the promotion of competitive and recreational outrigger canoe paddling for youth, family, and the community. Kailua, Hawaii

The club is established to perpetuate and to provide the opportunity to participate in the Hawaiian tradition and culture of outrigger canoe racing. Our recreational paddling program provides an opportunity for you to participate in Hawai'i's official team sport, and to share in the historical and cultural legacy of Hawaiian outrigger canoe paddling. As in most Hawai'i clubs, a hard-core nucleus participates in long-distance racing seasons before and after the mid-summer regatta season. Our distance crews point towards the annual Ka'iwi Channel races, Na Wahine O Ke Kai for women and Moloka'i Hoe for men. Imua Lokahi! Honolulu, Hawaii

Maui Canoe Club was founded in 2005 as a Recreational only Hawaiian Outrigger Canoe Paddling Club. Natural Maui resources provide a warm and nurturing environment where active people of any age can connect and and paddle outrigger canoes. If you are new to Maui, newly retired, or just want more physical activity Maui Canoe Club is the perfect choice for social and recreational opportunities for everyone from paddling to beach parties. Maui Canoe Club is located at Sugar Beach in North Kihei, Maui, Hawaii

Moku O Hawai'i Outrigger Canoe Racing Association. The purpose of Moku O Hawai'i is threefold: 1. encourage, maintain and perpetuate authentic Hawai'ian canoe racing, and to foster the preservation of the Hawai'ian koa canoe and its components of hawai'ian woods in the State of Hawai'i, and participate nationally and/or internationally whenever possible. 2. promote and encourage community participation in canoe racing activities. 3. provide education services and opportunities to the community in regards to Hawai'ian canoe culture. Kailua Bay, Hawaii

Hui Wa'a is organized exclusively for the following purposes: To maintain and perpetuate Hawaiian culture through the promotion of Hawaiian water sports; To teach, train, instruct, and expose children, men and women in the ancient art, craft and history of Hawaiian canoeing; To promote international canoe racing competition. Honolulu, Hawaii

The Na Kai 'Ewalu Canoe Club is located in the Kahului Harbor at Hoaloha Park in Kahului, Maui. Look for the purple and white canoes! We are dedicated to preserving Hawaiian culture and the competitive art of Polynesian outrigger canoe racing. As one of Maui's oldest clubs, we invite you to join us in our passion for the ocean, wind, and waves! Na Kai `Ewalu Canoe Club offers a broad range of experience levels. We invite any and all to come and join us. Kahului, Maui, Hawaii

Aloha mai kakou and welcome to New Hope Canoe Club (NHCC). NHCC is one of the affinity groups at New Hope Christian Fellowship-Oahu. We are a Canoe Club based at the Sand Island Public Launch Facility with a heart to serve our paddlers and community. It does not matter if you paddle recreationally or competitively, there is a "seat" for you in the canoe. NHCC is guided by New Hope's nine Core Values and we follow the model and philosophy of Doing Church As A Team. Honolulu, Hawaii

The Outrigger Canoe Club is located on the beautiful Pacific Ocean below the slopes of Diamond Head, near Waikiki Beach. This is truly a special place! The Club has provided a haven for the sports of old Hawai'i and today nurtures modern athletic ventures as well. The Club's location and architectural design provide the perfect venue for casual or elegant dining, fellowship, and aloha. The Outrigger Canoe Club is a private beach club open to members and guests only. The Outrigger Canoe Club has grown and prospered in its nearly 100 years, surviving financial crises, two world wars, and the traumatic move from Waikïkï to Diamond Head. With a membership of over 4000, the Outrigger is known throughout the world for its spectacular location, beautiful clubhouse, but most importantly for its efforts to foster and promote Hawaiian water sports. Honolulu, Hawaii

Hui o Mana Ka Pu'uwai Outrigger Canoe Club was founded in 1992, and is located at the mouth of the Wailua River on the East side of Kaua'i. Our long-range goal for the club is to establish a permanent Canoe Hale (Home) on the Wailua River, and thereby ensure that generations of children and adults will have the opportunity to learn traditional Hawaiian Cultural Values. These values include Respect, Loyalty, Responsibility, Trust, Friendship, Fairness, and working together as a Team being there for each other. Wailua, Kaua'i, Hawai'i

Puna Canoe Club was formed in 1975 by a small group of individuals, mainly from Kalapana, who cared for and enjoyed the land and ocean. The canoe club was originally called Ku Maka Ula after the ancient Hawaiian heiau (temple) at world famous black sand Kaimu Beach in Kalapana. In 1979 the name was changed to Puna Paia'ala I Ka Hala O Kalapana for cultural sensitivity reasons, however, the club was simply known as Puna from this time. Puna Canoe Club has always recognized and appreciated the recreational and social aspects of canoe paddling. However, on Puna's move to Hilo it also adopted a greater focus on competitive excellence. Accordingly, it is Puna's vision to perpetuate the ancient sport of Hawaiian outrigger canoe racing through an enjoyable, nurturing, and disciplined, program. Hilo, Hawaii

The Waikoloa Canoe Club is a non-profit organization that was started in 1985 by a group of paddling enthusiasts from the Waikoloa community. Our Goal is to perpetuate the sport of Hawaiian Outrigger Canoe Racing by teaching proper seamanship and techniques. The purpose of Waikoloa Canoe Club is to strengthen family and community relationships, improve ourselves both mentally and physically, help eliminate social differences, create positive interdependence, and help preserve local customs and traditions by perpetuating the sport of outrigger canoe racing. Waikoloa, Hawaii

The Waikiki BeachBoys Canoe Club (WBBCC) was formed in 1973 by a group of Waikiki BeachBoys that all had a similar vision but paddled for different clubs. They decided to come together to form a club that would promote the image of the original Waikiki BeachBoys… men who respected the ocean and mastered the skills of surfing and outrigger canoe paddling, while spreading the spirit of Aloha. WBBCC continues to promote the image of the original Waikiki BeachBoys and the spirit of Aloha through its paddling events and its members. A number of the members still work the beaches of Waikiki and some are employed as lifeguards and firemen, patrolling the shores of Hawaii, making the waters safe and enjoyable for residents and tourists. Furthermore, its paddlers continue to strive towards excellence in performance and are determined to stop nowhere short of World Champions. Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii

Waimanalo Canoe Club is dedicated to the Waimanalo community, to improve the wellbeing of our members by nurturing and promoting cultural, environmental, social, economic, and recreational well–being. By implementing values and concepts from models and past practice of traditional Hawaiian voyaging, we can stimulate physical, intellectual, and spiritual growth. Waimanalo Canoe Club is more than just a paddling club. We are ‘Ohana, a family that cares for each other, our community and our environment. Come down to share space with us, get in shape and enjoy fellowship with the people of Waimanalo! Waimanalo, Hawaii