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E Komo Mai!

Welcome to the Kamaha'o Canoe Club!

We are an outrigger canoe club in Ewa Beach, Hawai'i
We are registered as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization
We are under the Hawaii Canoe Racing Association (HCRA)
We are members of Hui Wa'a 

We welcome anyone, you do not have to live here to come out have fun, make friends and paddle with us!

We hope to see you soon.  

Aloha!

LATEST NEWS...


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🌺 ʻOKAKOPA | OCTOBER — CARRYING THE MOʻOLELO FORWARD 🌊🛶
October gives us another opportunity to pause, remember, and reflect on the moʻolelo that continue to shape Hawaiʻi and the people who call these pae ʻāina home.
On October 16, 1875, Princess Victoria Kaʻiulani was born in Honolulu. She would become the last heir apparent to the throne of Hawaiʻi — remembered for her love of Hawaiʻi and her determination to stand for her lāhui during a time of profound change.
October 16 also marks the passing of Princess Bernice Pauahi Bishop in 1884. Pauahi dedicated her life and lands toward the education and future of Hawaiian children, leaving a legacy that continues to serve generations today.
Two aliʻi. Two different paths. One enduring lesson:
Our kuleana is bigger than ourselves.
That same lesson lives within the waʻa.
When we sit together in the canoe, no one paddles alone. Every seat has a purpose. Every stroke matters. We move forward because we move together.
And this October, we have even more reason to celebrate what happens when a group of people commits to that same spirit of kuleana, teamwork, and aloha.
🏆 Kamahaʻo Canoe Club has been named Club of the Year, sharing the honor with two other incredible clubs.
🏆 And our coaches have been named Coaches of the Year for the SECOND YEAR IN A ROW.
These honors belong to more than a trophy or a title.
They represent the hours on the water.
The early mornings.
The teaching.
The learning.
The corrections.
The encouragement.
The frustration.
The laughter.
The countless strokes taken together.

They represent coaches who continue to give their time, knowledge, and energy to help shape paddlers — and paddlers who continue to show up, learn, and carry that knowledge forward.
That is how a legacy is built.
From kūpuna to keiki.
From coach to paddler.
From one generation to the next.

The waʻa teaches us that our responsibility isn't simply to make it across the finish line.
It is to leave the waʻa, the kai, the ʻāina, and the lāhui stronger for those who come after us.
ʻAʻohe hana nui ke alu ʻia.
No task is too big when done together.

So this October, we celebrate our history.
We celebrate our accomplishments.
And we celebrate the people who make Kamahaʻo what it is.

Congratulations to our paddlers, our coaches, our leaders, our ʻohana, and everyone who has put their hands to the hoe.
Club of the Year.
Coaches of the Year — two years running.

Not because of one person.
Because of all of us.
E hoʻomau i ka hoe.
E mālama i ka waʻa.
E mālama i ka ʻāina.
E mālama kekahi i kekahi.

And most importantly--
carry the moʻolelo forward. 🌺🛶🌊
#KamahaʻoCanoeClub #ClubOfTheYear #CoachesOfTheYear #TwoYearsRunning #Waʻa #ʻOhana #Kuleana #MālamaʻĀina #Moʻolelo #HawaiianHistory #PaddlingʻOhana #CarryTheMoʻoleloForward
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Just like that the 2026 Regatta season is complete! What a season full of special moments and lots of memories! Congratulations to our keiki who have smashed all regatta season long! Mahalo to all our supporters who came out every race to cheer on our crews! Mahalo to our boat holders holding it down every single race event! Special mahalo to our coaches who continue to teach us valuable lessons about the wa'a and life! We love you all! 


This year is special! We're celebrating Kamaha'o's 20th anniversary! For 2 decades, Kamaha'o has been dedicated perpetuating Hawaiian Culture, strengthening our community, bringing families together, and creating lifelong friendships. Mahalo to City and County of Honolulu Dist 9 for presenting Kamaha'o a honorary certificate in celebrating 20 years! 

Mahalo to everyone who has been part of this journey! Here's to 20 years of paddling with purpose and many more to come!

CONGRADULATIONS TO OUR GIRLS 10! They have qualified and competed in the HCRA State Championships that was held on August 1, 2026 and did AMAZING! We are so proud of them finishing within the top 10 of the entire Hawaiian State!  Way to smash! 
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UPDATES:
Big mahalo's to everyone who have supported Kamaha'o with all your signatures to our petition as well as who sent in emails to Senator Fevella. Mahalo Senator for your support! Mahalo to Senator Augie Tulba who feature our club in the latest community newsletter! Shout out and mahalo to the Ewa Beach Community Board members for approving a resolution and providing a tremendous support to our club! We appreciate all who have came out to hear our situation and have supported us! We continue to work with all parties with the upmost respect to agree upon a solution that works for all. 

Mahalo everyone for standing with us and helping ensure that future generations can continue to paddle, learn, and grow through Kamaha'o. 

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MEMBERSHIP REGISTRATION!

Packets for recreational paddle continues to be available. Please see membership tab for packet forms. 

Mailing address

PO BOX 2166
Ewa Beach, Hi 96706
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What's Next??​
  • Club hale maintenance (ongoing restoration, clean up, maintenance in and around the hale, etc. )
  • Community events (beach clean ups, give backs, cultural projects, holiday events, etc.
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Check us out on social media! Come Paddle with us! 
  • Follow us on Facebook @Kamaha'oCanoeClub
  • Follow us on Instagram @kamahaoclub 


PADDLING SCHEDULE...

  • Recreational Paddling : Sunday's from 8:00 AM to 10:00am​  ​​
  • Mahalo for a great Regatta Season! All competitors please check TeamSnap for all practice announcements
  • Keiki/Youth: TBD
  • Women: TBD
  • Men: TBD

OUR LOCATION...

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Take H-1 West to the Ewa Exit 5A. Stay on Ft. Weaver Road for 4.5 miles. Turn left at the Iroquois/Geiger Road intersection (the Ewa Town Center/Foodland will be on your right). Follow the Kapilina signs along this country road about 3 miles, past the Naval Magazine, until you see the large Kapilina property sign where you make a left. Check in at our guarded gate through the left entrance for visitors.  Tell the gate guard that you are going to paddle with us (They will give you a day pass.)  Continue straight on the road.  After the 2nd Stop sign, the road will curve left along the beach.  Go past the 3rd stop sign. Park at the beach parking on the right and walk toward the beach. The Canoe Hale will be on the left hand side on the beach.

*Please make sure you have all vehicle information updated and current, please be in the guest lane (far left) when coming into the property. Please complete any document upon entering the community.











Kamaha'o Canoe Club is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Donations are fully tax deductible!
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