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Track Hōkūle`a and Hikianalia as they voyage around the world. The green line is the reference course designed by the navigators for reaching the destination from the departure point, given the capabilities of the vessel and the winds, currents, and weather conditions anticipated along the way. The yellow line tracks the progress of Hokulea while the red line follows Hikianalia. For more information on the PVS voyaging fleet, click here. For more information on designing a course strategy and reference course, click here to go to our Learning Center.
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Update | January 29, 2015
inThree kilometers inland along the winding banks of the Ngauroro River sits the 102 year-old marae, Kohupātiki, Flounders in the Mist.Update | January 29, 2015
inThree kilometers inland along the winding banks of the Ngauroro River sits the 102 year-old marae, Kohupātiki, Flounders in the Mist.The PVS Store
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in“South Island is an extraordinary arrival. This is the farthest south we have ever gone to a part of the world that is notoriously rough.”