- A wa'a
kaulua (double-hulled canoe) from Hawai'i.
Catamarans were one of the
early technological innovations of
Austronesian peoples that
allowed them...
- Hōkūleʻa is a performance-accurate waʻa
kaulua, a
Polynesian double-hulled
voyaging canoe.
Launched on 8 March 1975 by the
Polynesian Voyaging Society...
- Aliʻi
Drive is on
Kaulua Bay (2007）...
- vessels): Hōkūleʻa, a
modern replica of a
Polynesian voyaging catamaran (wa'a
kaulua) with crab claw
sails A
Filipino double-outrigger (trimaran)
paraw with...
- Hamatafua, kalia,
tongiaki Polynesia Cook Islands: Vaka
katea Hawaii: Waʻa
kaulua Marquesas: Vaka touʻua New Zealand: Waka
hourua Samoa: ʻAlia, amatasi, va'a-tele...
- the
leaves were used as a
coffee substitute.
Native Hawaiians built waʻa
kaulua (double-hulled canoes) from
coast Douglas-fir logs that had
drifted as****...
-
spanker on a
trysail mast
Sailing superyacht: a
large sailing yacht Waʻa
kaulua:
Polynesian double-hulled
voyaging canoe Windjammer: (informal)
large merchant...
- very
similar to the proa rig
described above. Hokule'a, a
bluewater waʻa
kaulua, with curved-spar, curved-leech crab claw sails, in 1976. Hokule'a with...
- (Flying proa) Kaep Wa
Chugpin Popow Wa Vaka Vaka
katea Malia Wa'a Wa'a
kaulua Vaka touʻua Waka ama Waka
hourua ʻAlia
Amatasi Laʻau
Lualua (Foulua) Paopao...
- Hōkūleʻa, a performance-accurate
replica of a
Polynesian double-hulled wa'a
kaulua voyaging canoe, from Hawaiʻi to
Tahiti was
partly a
demonstration to prove...
