Nā Kai `Ewalu – Helu Ekahi

Helu Ekahi!

Nā Kai `Ewalu is a Hawaiian Canoe and Cultural Club

Founded in 1972, Nā Kai `Ewalu was named after the eight ocean channels surrounding the seven main islands in the Hawaiian chain. The club was formed as a non-profit, tax- exempt corporation to revive, develop and perpetuate Hawaiian culture and traditions through instruction and training.

As one of Maui’s oldest clubs, we invite you to join us in our passion for the ocean, wind, and waves!

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Hale Clean-up, Sat 1/28 @ 9 am

Congratulations to all of the high school paddlers on a great season! Now that their regular season has come to an end, it’s time to start gearing up for our regatta season.

We are planning a hale clean up/work day this Saturday, January 28, at 9:00 a.m. to get the hale ready for the season. It will involve regular cleanup and some bigger projects including boat repair, so it would be great to have as many hands on deck as possible.

If you have, please bring:

Belt or orbital sanders

Grinders/drill with wire wheel

Sanding blocks

Paint rollers/brushes/pans

Scrub brushes

Putty knives

Wheelbarrows

Shovels
Food & Drink to share!

2022 Dues

Renew Membership

Practice Waiver

Pay for Storage

Membership:
Rec dues are $75 and can be applied towards your Racing Membership once Regatta Season is confirmed for 2022. Please visit the membership page to submit payment online and be sure to fill out a current waiver before getting in a canoe.

OC Storage:
Your membership must be current to store your canoe. Please visit the membership page to register and pay for storage all at once.

Covid Policy

NKE follows the CDC’s guidelines to manage Covid-19 exposure. If you contracted Covid-19, or feel symptoms, please click the link below to use the Quarantine Calculator and determine when you can safely return to practice.

Mahalo for your kokua.

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/your-health/quarantine-isolation.html