Next, in the line of breakers he made out a small canoe, an
outrigger canoe. In the stern he saw a young bronzed god in scarlet hip-cloth dipping a flashing paddle.
Aborigines, in queer
outrigger canoes, and Japanese, in queerer sampans, paddled about the bay and came aboard.
Rytz, who has written, directed, produced, and filmed the production, immediately establishes the Pacific Island's essence with exquisite cinematography of flat palm-fringed atolls and an
outrigger canoe atop a turquoise lagoon--an appropriate opening visual given that Kiribati's 310 square miles of land straddles 1.3 million square miles of ocean.
competing in waka ama (
outrigger canoe) races, which led me to cultivate
This is the more striking given the distance between the TS-CYP region and the major distributions of the
outrigger canoe complex in Island South East Asia (ISEA) and Oceania.
Growing up in Nanakuli, on the Island of Oahu, Hawaii, Van Gieson was told story after story about his father--a legendary
outrigger canoe paddler.
The canoe--and more specifically, the
outrigger canoe allowed people to trade amongst themselves and to find wives from other islands.
It is wrong to suggest that
outrigger canoe craft first arrived with the Austronesian migrations, nor were the Polynesians the first people to introduce 'sail driven canoes suitable for cross-ocean voyages'.
It offered a taster experience in a variety of boats but the star of the show was the
outrigger canoe.
Kai Pana
Outrigger Canoe Club, Kai Pana
Outrigger Canoe Club, 1980 W.
Plus, you can organize your
outrigger canoe and snorkeling excursions right at the hotel's beach shack.
Danny Palmero, a former fisherman, said he was with friends who responded to the ferry's distress call and rescued seven people on their motorized
outrigger canoe.
outrigger canoe - a seagoing canoe (as in South Pacific) with an outrigger to prevent it from upsetting