The Bus: A Journey Up North, is a story of some good friends doing what they do best; having fun, adventuring, and sending it on mountain bikes and kayaks. With the idea to run the bus to be more economical as well as environmentally friendly, the friends converted the school bus to run off waste vegetable oil. The trip turns out to be nothing short of the trip of a lifetime.
It was a great day to celebrate The “Duke” in Waikiki. Surf was up for the over 160 Keike who surfed where Duke Kahanamoku once surfed, at Queens Surf Break. A couple outstanding surfers were Rion Son and Shion Drawford who both made the final in long and short board. Angelina Yossa from the North Shore also made two finals along with Tiki Willis, Kaniela Stewert and Tosh Kekahuna.
Down the beach near the Outrigger Hotel where Duke once lived was … More
LAHAINA – For Napili Canoe Club, the youth movement has brought home the gold.
Led by another supreme effort from the defending Hawaiian Canoe Racing Association state champion 12 Mixed crew of Victoria Decoite-Wilsey, Keala Cabanilla, Kauanoe Keahi, Kaleo Nuesca, Aukai Kama and Ikaika Viela, Napili Canoe Club stroked its way to the class “A” championship for … More
The Kona side of the Big Island of Hawaii has some of the world’s best sea kayaking. There are sheltered waters and many remote coves on the west side of the island. Just check the weather and ask the locals where to put in for the day, then paddle away. Many places rent kayaks, and there are guided tours of all kinds. You really can’t go wrong. Just beware of … More